G2 Esports beat FaZe Clan in the group stage of ESL Pro League Season 16

The G2 Esports team defeated FaZe Clan, who are the top 1 team in the world ranking. The confrontation ended with a score of 2:0 in favor of the wards of XTQZZZ. This result made G2 Esports the clear favorite within their group, they have 4 wins and no losses, while FaZe Clan have 3 wins and 1 loss.

Spades/bans

1. G2 removed Overpass
2. FaZe removed Vertigo
3. G2 picked Dust2
4. FaZe picked Nuke
5. G2 removed Inferno
6. FaZe removed Ancient
7. Mirage was left over

On the Dust 2 map, the G2 Esports team showed an excellent side of the attack, they won the half with a score of 10:5. After switching sides, XTQZZZ's men started with a lost pistol round, but they immediately rehabilitated themselves and took a 5-round streak. FaZe Clan failed to demonstrate the wonders of the comeback and lost the opponent's pick. As for the individual form of FaZe Clan players, broky and Twistzz only made 12 frags for two, which we rarely see from players of this level. It's not surprising that FaZe Clan lost the opponent's pick, they have had a mediocre performance on the Dust 2 map for a long time. G2 Esports 16:7 FaZe Clan.

FaZe Clan did not improve much on Nuke, the again lost side with a score of 10:5, although G2 Esports started on the defensive side, but in the current realities, 10 rounds for special forces looks devastating. FaZe Clan looked much better for defense, but the lost starting rounds after switching sides really spoiled the picture for FaZe, they only had to make a mistake once and their opponent went to a match point. What can I say, today robban's men did not look the best, but G2 Esports looked very good, even their captain HooXi did not fall out of the picture. G2 Esports 16:12 FaZe Clan.

ESL Pro League Season 16 runs from August 31st to October 2nd in Malta at the Salini Resort. 24 teams from Europe, CIS, North and South America compete for a total prize pool of $835,000. The winner of the tournament will receive the main prize of $175,000, as well as tickets to BLAST Premier: World Final 2022 and IEM Katowice 2023.