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NiP and Astralis win the first 2 quarterfinal matches at DreamHack Masters Stockholm

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Ninjas in Pyjamas and Astralis are moving on to the semifinals at DreamHack Masters Stockholm.

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NiP took down Heroic in the first game of the day, while Astralis defeated MIBR on Saturday. Both of today’s starting matches ended with 2-0 series scorelines, and now Astralis and NiP are set to face off in tomorrow’s first semifinal.

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NiP began their game vs. Heroic with a one-sided stomp on Nuke, which ended 16-4 with Patrik “f0rest” Lindberg topping the scoreboard at 28 kills. Heroic eventually tried clawing their way back into the match on Overpass after going down 8-3 because of a one-vs-three clutch from f0rest. But once NiP reached their first buy round in the second half on their T side at 8-9, it was smooth sailing for them as they closed out the sweep with a victory on Overpass 16-11. Fredrik “REZ” Sterner was NiP’s top frag on map two with a 30 bomb vs. Adam Friberg and crew.

Astralis vs. MIBR had somewhat similar pacing due to their quick win on map one Overpass (16-6). MIBR put up a much better fight on their map pick, Train, where they initially traded strings of rounds with the best team in the world. Following a tight 8-7 half, Astralis took the second pistol and gained a 10-8 lead. MIBR answered with four successful defenses in a row, but they were later reset by the Danes, resulting in economic troubles toward the end of the game. Astralis closed out the series with a round 30 win on Train, with everyone contributing evenly to the kill column.

Astralis vs. NiP will take place tomorrow at 4am CT at the Ericsson Globe in Stockholm, Sweden.


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