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Vitality defeat MOUZ and advance to the PGL Cluj-Napoca 2026 playoffs

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Vitality confidently defeated MOUZ 2–0 at PGL Cluj-Napoca 2026, once again confirming their status as one of the tournament’s main favorites. The French side controlled the series from start to finish, dominated on Dust2, and closed out Inferno without major issues. With this victory, Vitality became the first team to secure a playoff spot with a perfect 3–0 record.

Map veto:

  1. Vitality removed Ancient
  2. MOUZ removed Anubis
  3. Vitality picked Dust2
  4. MOUZ picked Inferno
  5. MOUZ removed Nuke
  6. Vitality removed Mirage
  7. Overpass was left over

Dust2 (13:5 Vitality)

Vitality once again proved their favorite status without much doubt. On the opening map Dust2, MOUZ tried to stay competitive, fighting for rounds and finishing the first half with a close 5:7 scoreline. However, after the side switch, Vitality completely dominated, as MOUZ failed to win a single round on the T side. Vitality confidently closed Dust2 13:5.

Inferno (13:8 Vitality)

The second map did not bring any surprises either. The French squad looked very comfortable on the CT side, winning nine rounds in the first half. MOUZ attempted to respond on their defense, but Vitality carried the momentum through and sealed the map 13:8.

Match MVP

Once again, ZywOo was named the MVP of the match, finishing the series with 104.6 ADR and a 1.80 rating. These are outstanding numbers for an AWPer against a top-five team.

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Vitality become the first team to advance to the playoffs with a 3–0 record. Meanwhile, MOUZ continue their campaign with a 2–1 score. PGL Cluj-Napoca takes place from February 14 to 22, featuring 16 teams competing for $225,000 for first place, with a total prize pool of $1,250,000.

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