EGamersWorld/Dota 2/Dota 2 Tournaments/DreamLeague Season 25: Western Europe Open Qualifier 2/MOUZ VS No Packet Loss

MOUZ VS No Packet Loss

DreamLeague Season 25: Western Europe Open Qualifier 2

MOUZ1.805.01.25 13:15Bo10:1

No Packet Loss1.8

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MOUZ WIN

No Packet Loss WIN

Team lineups

MOUZ

Nande

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No Packet Loss

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Last matches

MOUZ

Fura pid mostomBo32 - 0W

team_XakodaBo11 - 0W

Hassle EsportsBo11 - 0W

Virtus.proBo22 - 0L

EdgeBo22 - 0L

Runa TeamBo22 - 0L

Last 5 matches

Last 10 matches

No Packet Loss

Last 5 matches

Last 10 matches

Head to Head

MOUZ

Wins

No Packet Loss

Wins

Teams have not played each other recently

About the match

The match MOUZ vs No Packet Loss in the discipline Dota 2 was held on 05.01.2025 at 18:15 in the format BO1.

The Dota 2 match between MOUZ and No Packet Loss was held within the framework of DreamLeague Season 25: Western Europe Open Qualifier 2. For more predictions, see the predictions page.

The winner of the Dota 2 match was the team No Packet Loss with the score 0:1 and lasted 1 h, 25 m.

Results of meetings between MOUZ and No Packet Loss in Dota 2.

Opponents	MOUZ	No Packet Loss
EGamersWorld rating	6	-
The current streak	2 lose	2 lose
Wins in the last 5 matches	3	3
Number of wins in the last 10 matches	5	3

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FAQ

What are the results of the previous meetings between the MOUZ and No Packet Loss?

These teams have not played before

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