MOUZ vs FaZe Clan: a heated showdown at BLAST Premier: World Final 2024
The second match of the group stage at BLAST Premier: World Final continues with MOUZ vs FaZe Clan. The maps for the match are: FaZe Clan's pick - Inferno, MOUZ chose - Nuke, and the decider will be Dust2. These rivals have an even head-to-head record of 25-25; who will add a victory to their tally and break this tie? We’ll find out in just a moment.
The last time these teams met, MOUZ secured a convincing 2:1 victory. Can FaZe avenge their loss at Intel IEM Rio 2024?
The first map started off very actively, with both teams battling for every round, remaining neck-and-neck until the final moments. At a score of 12:12, the game moved to overtime, where MOUZ managed to outlast FaZe Clan. It was a very close map that ended with MOUZ winning 16:13.
On the second map, Nuke, both teams refused to slow down, delivering an incredible and closely contested game. They constantly changed the pace throughout, not allowing each other to adapt. MOUZ showcased impressive play during their eco rounds, and in the last round, despite having no economy, they turned the round in their favor while being at a disadvantage, winning on their pick with a score of 13:11.
FaZe Clan drop to the lower bracket, where they will face Na’Vi.
Up next: G2 Esport vs Team Liquid —don’t miss this thrilling matchup!
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