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Vitality extends the winning chain with a fascinating victory over Mouz

CS224-03 23:15

With this victory, Vitality won tickets to the semi -finals of Blast Open Lisbon.

Vitality has had a direct capacity in the semi-finals of Blast Open Lisbon after a 2-0 narrow victory over Mouz, with both games on Mirage (13-11) and Dust2 (13-11), which lasts 24 rooms.

Mouz started strongly on Mirage, recovering after losing to the T-side Round Pistol by creating chaos in the gun battles, thanks to a significant part of Jimi's multi-kill phase "⁠jimpphat⁠" Salo, helping them lead in advance 7-5 after the first half.

Vitality also won the Round Pistol of the second half but had difficulty in the gunfights in T-Bide, could not penetrate Mouz's bombite defense in a direct hit. To change, Vitality switched to Default, making it difficult for Mouz to control Mid, thereby helping Vitality to have a close victory.

Dust2 continues to be a tense battle, with two teams dividing evenly after a struggle. Mouz seemed to be close to the victory with T-Bide, pushing Vitality's economy in a difficult position, but an important victory in the Round Half-Buy-when Vitality properly put the three defenders in the Bombite B-helped them win another close victory.

Vitality won even played in "C Game"

After the match, Dan "⁠apex⁠" Madesclaire shouted at Mouz that they needed to "play better" because Vitality still won even with the performance "C Game" (not the highest form). In fact, Apex himself does not seem to be in good form, when he encountered many difficulties in CT-side on both maps.

Whether Vitality really plays badly as APEX said or not, it depends on the view of the audience, but in personal, they are still in good shape, except for some mistakes in the decision. In any case, Vitality is still the strongest team in the world at the present time, and their winnings have now extended up to 14 matches.