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

The final major tournament of the year is sure to be a blast.

There is one more major CS:GO trophy to be claimed in the 2022 calendar year at the BLAST Premier World Final in Abu Dhabi. Eight of the world’s best teams, including all three of the past three Major winners, will collide beginning Dec. 14 with the goal of securing the lion’s share of $1 million and the final premier trophy of 2022.

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The eight teams will be divided into two double-elimination groups of four. Group A consists of FaZe Clan, Outsiders, G2 Esports, and Team Liquid, while Group B features Natus Vincere, Heroic, Team Vitality, and OG. The teams competing qualified either by winning major events this year or by securing a top spot on the BLAST Global Leaderboard.

The BLAST Premier World Final for 2022 will also play host to the first top-tier Anubis matches following the massive Nov. 18 update that saw the map replace Dust II in the official active duty map pool. The Nov. 18 updates to the AWP and the M4A1-S will also be live.

This article will be updated every time a new match finishes and when new matches are officially added to the schedule.

BLAST Premier World Final group stage standings

Group A

TeamWinsLosses
FaZe20
Liquid11
G211
Outsiders02

Group B

TeamWinsLosses
OG20
Vitality11
NAVI11
Heroic02

BLAST Premier World Final schedule, results

All times are listed in Central Time and are subject to delays. All matches will be best-of-three.

Dec. 18

  • 4am: Liquid 0-2 G2 (G2 16-7 on Inferno, G2 16-12 on Mirage)

Dec. 17

  • 5:30am: Liquid 2-1 OG (OG 16-12 on Overpass, Liquid 16-10 on Inferno, Liquid 16-7 on Anubis)
  • 9am: G2 2-0 FaZe (G2 16-14 on Nuke, G2 16-13 on Inferno)

Dec. 16

  • 5:30am: Liquid 2-1 NAVI (Liquid 16-10 on Overpass, NAVI 16-14 on Ancient, Liquid 16-9 on Mirage)
  • 9am: G2 2-1 Vitality (G2 16-3 on Nuke, Vitality 19-15 on Vertigo, G2 16-11 on Anubis)

Dec. 15

  • 12am: G2 2-0 Outsiders (G2 16-12 on Inferno, G2 16-1 on Mirage)
  • 3am: FaZe 2-1 Liquid (Liquid 16-14 on Mirage, FaZe 16-5 on Inferno, FaZe 16-9 on Anubis)
  • 6am: NAVI 2-1 Heroic (NAVI 16-10 on Inferno, Heroic 16-8 on Ancient, NAVI 16-14 on Nuke)
  • 9am: OG 2-0 Vitality (OG 16-14 on Inferno, OG 16-9 on Mirage)

Dec. 14

  • 12am: Outsiders 1-2 Liquid (Outsiders 16-10 on Inferno, Liquid 16-8 on Anubis, Liquid 16-8 on Mirage)
  • 3am: FaZe 2-1 G2 (G2 16-10 on Nuke, FaZe 19-17 on Inferno, FaZe 16-4 on Ancient)
  • 6am: OG 2-1 Heroic (OG 16-11 on Inferno, Heroic 16-9 on Mirage, OG 22-19 on Anubis)
  • 9am: Vitality 2-0 NAVI (Vitality 19-16 on Inferno, Vitality 16-11 on Nuke)

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