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

This week is packed with tier-one Counter-Strike action.

A total of eight CS:GO teams are headed to Lisbon, Portugal this week to attend the $425,000 BLAST Premier Spring Final, which will run from June 15 to 19.

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The list of teams includes the almighty FaZe Clan, who is currently the best team in the world and the winner of the first CS:GO Major of the year in Stockholm, and also features other top 10 squads in ENCE, Natus Vincere, G2, and Vitality. PaiN Gaming and OG, the remaining teams, are not at the same level as the others and are considered heavy underdogs for this event.

BLAST has split the eight teams into two double-elimination format groups of four. The groups’ winners will advance directly to the semifinals, while the runners-up and third-placed teams will move to the quarterfinals. The playoffs consist of a single-elimination bracket and will kick off on Friday, June 17. The winner of BLAST Premier Spring Final 2022 will take home $200,000.

Here’s everything you need to know about the BLAST Premier Spring Final 2022.

How to watch BLAST Premier Spring Final 2022

The tournament will be broadcasted on BLAST’s official YouTube and Twitch channels. There will not be any simultaneous matches, so you don’t have to worry about missing one match because you’re watching another.

Playoffs bracket

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Playoffs schedule and results

All times are listed in CT and susceptible to delays.

Sunday, June 19

  • 11:30am: NAVI 2-0 Vitality (NAVI 16-8 Mirage, NAVI 16-5 Overpass)

Saturday, June 18

  • 9:30am: NAVI 2-1 OG (NAVI 16-9 on Dust II, OG 16-14 on Inferno, NAVI 16-10 on Mirage)
  • 1pm: Vitality 2-1 G2 (Vitality 16-13 on Dust II, G2 16-8 on Inferno, Vitality 16-13 on Nuke)

Friday, June 17

Group standings

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Group stage results

All times are listed in CT and susceptible to delays.

Thursday, June 16

Wednesday, June 15


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