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BLAST Premier Fall Groups CS:GO 2023: Scores, brackets, results

The offseason is over.

The BLAST Premier Fall Groups will be the first tier-one CS:GO tournament after the end of the 2023 summer player break, meaning it’s a great opportunity for you to see how some of the best teams in the world will do in the second semester after making roster changes.

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Nine of the 12 CS:GO teams attending the BLAST Premier Fall Groups made roster changes in the offseason. Natus Vincere, OG, Team Liquid, Evil Geniuses, and BIG made the most profound moves, but you can see them all below.

  • NAVI: +Aleksib, +iM, +jL // -electroNic, -Perfecto, -npl
  • Liquid: +Patsi, +rainwaker // -EliGE, -nitr0
  • Astralis: +Staehr, +b0RUP // -gla1ve, -Altekz
  • OG: +nexa, +k1to, +FASHR, +regali // -degster, -flameZ, -niko, -NEOFRAG
  • BIG: +mantuu, +s1n, +prosus // -hyped, -k1to, -faveN
  • EG: +HexT, +junior, +Walco, +jeorge // -Brehze, -wiz, -refrezh, -neaLaN
  • Complexity: +EliGE // -FaNg
  • Vitality: +flameZ // -dupreeh
  • NiP: +hampus // -Aleksib

The BLAST Premier Fall Groups will run from July 13 to 23, and the top half will qualify for the BLAST Premier Fall Final in November, while the bottom half will have to play in the Fall Showdown event versus non-partnered BLAST teams. This could also be one of the final tier-one events played in CS:GO as CS2 is set to release worldwide this summer.

Here you’ll find the complete schedule, scores and results, and the brackets of BLAST Premier Fall Groups. All information will be updated throughout the competition.

BLAST Premier Fall Groups 2023 brackets

The BLAST Premier Fall Groups 2023 brackets.
The group stage has concluded. Screenshot via Liquipedia
The knockout stage has begun. Screenshot via Liquipedia

BLAST Premier Fall Groups 2023 schedule and scores

All the match times are listed in Central Time (CT) and are susceptible to delays.

Sunday, July 23

  • 8am: Team Vitality 2-0 BIG
    • Vitality win map one on Anubis, 16-11.
    • Vitality win map two on Inferno, 16-8.
      • Vitality qualify for BLAST Premier Fall Final, BIG are eliminated and will have to play at the Fall Showdown.
  • 11:30am: NAVI vs. G2
    • NAVI win map one on Inferno, 16-14.
    • NAVI win map two on Inferno, 16-14.
      • NAVI qualify for BLAST Premier Fall Final, G2 are eliminated and will have to play at the Fall Showdown.

Saturday, July 22

  • 8am: G2 2-1 Evil Geniuses
    • G2 win map one on Inferno, 16-7.
    • Evil Geniuses win map two on Nuke, 16-13.
    • G2 win map three on Mirage, 19-15.
      • G2 move to the second round of the Knockout Stage, EG are eliminated and will have to play at the Fall Showdown.
  • 11:30am: Astralis 1-0 Team Liquid
    • Astralis win map one on Overpass, 16-11.
    • Astralis win map two on Inferno, 16-9.
      • Astralis qualify for BLAST Premier Fall Final, Team Liquid are eliminated and will have to play at the Fall Showdown.

Friday, July 21

  • 8am: Astralis 2-0 Complexity
    • Astralis win map one on Vertigo, 16-12.
    • Astralis win map two on Overpass, 16-4.
    • Astralis move to the second round of the Knockout Stage, Complexity are eliminated and will have to play at the Fall Showdown.
  • 11:30am: BIG 2-1 OG
    • OG win map one on Mirage, 16-11.
    • BIG win map two on Overpass, 16-13.
    • BIG win map three on Ancient, 16-11.
    • BIG move to the second round of the Knockout Stage, OG are eliminated and will have to play at the Fall Showdown.

Thursday, July 20

  • 8am: Heroic 2-1 NAVI
    • Heroic win map one on Mirage, 16-11.
    • NAVI win map two on Inferno, 16-14.
    • Heroic win map three on Nuke, 16-12.
    • Heroic qualify for BLAST Premier Fall Final, NAVI drop to the second round of the Knockout Stage.
  • 11:30am: FaZe 2-0 Liquid
    • FaZe win map one on Overpass, 16-7.
    • FaZe win map two on Ancient, 16-11.
    • FaZe qualify for BLAST Premier Fall Final, Liquid drop to the second round of the Knockout Stage.

Wednesday, July 19

  • 8am: FaZe 2-0 G2
    • FaZe win map one on Nuke, 16-7.
    • FaZe win map two on Mirage, 16-11.
    • FaZe move to Group C final, G2 drop to the Knockout Stage.
  • 11:30am: NiP 2-0 Vitality
    • NiP win map one on Mirage, 16-13.
    • NiP win map two on Overpass, 16-14.
    • NiP qualify for BLAST Fall Final, Vitality drop to the second round of the Knockout Stage.

Tuesday, July 18

  • 8am: NiP 2-1 Complexity
    • NiP win map one on Mirage, 16-9.
    • Complexity win map two on Overpass, 16-7.
    • NiP win map three on Nuke, 22-20.
    • NiP move onto the Group A final, Complexity drop to the Knockout Stage.
  • 11:30am: NAVI 2-0 BIG
    • NAVI win map one on Ancient, 16-11.
    • NAVI win map two on Mirage, 16-14.
    • NAVI move onto the Group B final, BIG drop to the Knockout Stage.

Monday, July 17

  • 8am: Liquid 2-1 FaZe
    • FaZe win map one on Inferno, 16-11.
    • Liquid win map two on Mirage, 16-14.
    • Liquid win map three on Ancient, 16-8.
    • Liquid move onto the Group C final, FaZe drop to lower bracket final.
  • 11:30am: G2 2-0 OG
    • G2 win map one on Ancient, 16-6.
    • G2 win map two on Inferno, 16-6.
    • G2 move onto the Group C lower bracket final, OG drop to the Knockout Stage.

Sunday, July 16

  • 8am: Heroic 2-0 NAVI
    • Heroic win map one on Mirage, 16-9.
    • Heroic win map two on Inferno, 16-10.
    • Heroic moves to Group B final, NAVI moves to Group B lower bracket final.
  • 11:30am: BIG 2-1 Astralis
    • Astralis win map one on Anubis, 16-8.
    • BIG win map two on Ancient, 16-10.
    • BIG win map three on Overpass, 16-14.
    • BIG move to Group B lower bracket final, Astralis drop to Knockout Stage.

Saturday, July 15

  • 5am: Liquid 2-1 G2
    • Liquid win map one on Ancient, 16-9.
    • G2 win map two on Mirage, 19-17.
    • Liquid win map three on Vertigo, 16-14.
    • Liquid move to Group C upper bracket final, G2 moves to Group C lower bracket semifinal.
  • 8am: Vitality vs. Complexity
    • Vitality win map one on Inferno, 16-1.
    • Vitality win map two on Vertigo, 16-6.
      • Vitality move to Group A final, Complexity moves to Group A lower bracket final.
  • 11:30am: NiP 2-0 EG
    • NiP win map one on Inferno, 22-20.
    • NiP win map two on Vertigo, 16-10.
    • NiP move to Group A lower bracket final, EG head to Knockout Stage.

Friday, July 14

  • 5am: Heroic 2-0 BIG
    • Heroic win map one on Overpass, 16-7.
    • Heroic win map two on Inferno, 16-8.
    • Heroic move to Group B upper bracket final, BIG move to Group B lower bracket semifinal.
  • 8am: NAVI 2-1 Astralis
    • Astralis win map one on Ancient, 16-8.
    • NAVI win map two on Nuke, 16-6.
    • NAVI win map three on Overpass, 16-12.
    • NAVI move to Group B upper bracket final, Astralis move to Group A lower bracket semifinal.
  • 11:30am: FaZe vs. OG
    • FaZe win map one on Inferno, 16-14.
    • FaZe win map two on Mirage, 16-9.
    • FaZe move to Group C upper bracket final, OG move to Group C lower bracket semifinal.

Thursday, July 13

  • 8am: Vitality 2-0 EG
    • Vitality win map one on Overpass, 16-6.
    • Vitality win map two on Vertigo, 16-3.
    • Vitality move to Group A upper bracket final, EG move to Group A lower bracket semifinal.
  • 11:30am: Complexity 2-1 NiP
    • NiP win map one on Inferno, 16-14.
    • Complexity win map two on Nuke, 16-12.
    • NiP win map three on Overpass, 16-13.
    • Complexity move to Group A upper bracket final, NiP move to Group A lower bracket semifinal.

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