The home team continues the journey at the tournament.

Flyquest extended their journey at Iem Melbourne with a 2-0 victory over Virtus.pro (Inferno 13-11, Dust2 13-6), through which the team from Russia from the tournament.

The team from Oceania - the first time playing with the participation of Corey "⁠nettik⁠" Browne and Joshua "⁠ins⁠" Potter as the captain - fell to the branch lost after the defeat against Vitality, but showed a strong spirit when confronting Denis "⁠electronic⁠" Sharipov.

The match started on the Inferno map, where Iulian "⁠regali⁠" Harjău continuously had an important way to open the road and multi-kill to help the home team reach 9-5. Kaisar "⁠ICY⁠" Faiznurov responded with two 1vs2 clutch phase to bring the match to the balance, but Flyquest kept the game to win 13-11.

The impressive performance of Regali continues on the Dust2 map. The Romanian sniper leads the squad with 108 ADR in the end of the 6-6 score. Phase won Round Pistol in the second half opened the premise for Ins and teammates to end the match easily, winning the final 2-0.

Regali ends the map with 23 networks, 121 ADR and Rating 2.04 - a great performance to help Flyquest continue to stay in the losing branch, where they will face the loss team in the Falcons vs. match. Natus Vincere.

On Virtus.pro's side, this failure marked a disappointing breakup. The Russian team continues to show unstable performance in 2025 - they used to play the Playoffs at Iem Katowice and PGL Bucharest, but in addition, there were not many outstanding achievements. Once again, the early elimination will fade their prospects this season.