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BLAST Premier Fall Final 2022: Scores, standings, and results

Don't miss the first S-tier tournament since the Rio Major.

The BLAST Premier Fall Final, a $425,000 CS:GO tournament, has run from Nov. 23 to 27 at the Royal Arena in Copenhagen, Denmark.

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Eight of the best teams in the world—such as Heroic, Natus Vincere, Team Liquid, and FaZe Clan—are in Copenhagen attended the event and fought for a spot in the BLAST Premier World Final in December and grab the $200,000 prize money for winning the Fall Final.

The eight BLAST Premier Fall Final teams were splitted into two double-elimination format groups. The top three teams from each group advanced to the playoffs, with the group stage winners going straight to the semifinals, while the runners-up and third-placed teams played in the quarterfinals. All matches at the BLAST Premier Fall Final were best-of-three series.

This article was updated every time a match ends. This is where you’ll find the standings, schedule, scores, and results of the BLAST Premier Fall Final.

BLAST Premier Fall Final playoffs

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Playoffs results

All times listed here are in Central Time and susceptible to delays.

Sunday, Nov. 27

  • 10:30am: Heroic 2-1 FaZe (Heroic 16-11 Overpass, FaZe 16-12 on Inferno, Heroic 19-16 on Mirage)

Saturday, Nov. 26

  • 8:30am: Heroic 2-1 Liquid (Heroic 16-10 on Overpass, Liquid 19-17 on Inferno, Heroic 16-9 on Vertigo)
  • 12pm: FaZe 2-1 NiP (NiP 16-11 on Overpass, FaZe 19-17 on Nuke, FaZe 16-8 on Mirage)

Friday, Nov. 25

  • 8:30am: Heroic 2-1 G2 (Heroic 16-8 on Mirage, G2 16-6 on Nuke, Heroic 16-12 on Vertigo)
  • 12pm: NiP 2-1 NAVI (NiP 16-10 on Inferno, NAVI 22-19 on Mirage, NiP 16-10 on Overpass)

BLAST Premier Fall Final group stage

Group A

PositionTeamWinsLosses
1FaZe20
2Heroic11
3Ninjas in Pyjamas11
4OG02

Group B

PositionTeamWinsLosses
Team Liquid20
NAVI11
G2 11
Fluxo02

Group stage results

All times listed here are in Central Time and susceptible to delays.

Thursday, Nov. 24

  • 3am: NiP 2-0 OG (NiP 22-19 on Ancient, NiP 16-10 on Vertigo)
  • 6am: FaZe 2-0 Heroic (FaZe 16-14 on Ancient, FaZe 16-5 on Inferno)
  • 9am: G2 2-0 Fluxo (G2 16-4 on Dust II, G2 16-14 on Mirage)
  • 12pm: Liquid 2-1 NAVI (Liquid 16-14 on Inferno, NAVI 16-12 on Dust II, Liquid 16-7 on Mirage)

Wednesday, Nov. 23

  • 3am: FaZe 2-0 OG (FaZe 16-3 on Ancient, FaZe 16-6 on Mirage)
  • 6am: Heroic 2-1 NiP (NiP 16-13 on Inferno, Heroic 16-6 on Ancient, Heroic 16-4 on Overpass)
  • 9am: NAVI 2-0 Fluxo (NAVI 16-4 on Dust II, NAVI 16-7 on Mirage)
  • 12pm: Liquid 2-0 G2 (Liquid 16-10 on Vertigo, Liquid 16-14 on Mirage)

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