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StarLadder Europe Minor: Results and live updates

Fnatic, mousesports, and North are some of the teams fighting for two spots at the StarLadder Berlin Major.
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Europe is traditionally the region with the most stacked talent in CS:GO.

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Eight teams will battle for a spot at the StarLadder Berlin Major in August, the second tournament sponsored by Valve in 2019.

The teams were split into two groups, which feature a double-elimination GSL format with only the first match being a best-of-one series. The two best teams of each group will later play a double elimination best-of-three format.

Fnatic, North and mousesports are expected to battle for the two slots at the StarLadder Berlin Major. They are used to playing against tier-one opposition, but playing the Minor can be sketchy, especially against teams that don’t show up a lot in LAN tournaments.

Here are the results in the StarLadder Europe Minor, updated with the most recent games on top.

Sunday, July 21

Consolidation final

CR4ZY defeat North 2-0 and qualifies for the StarLadder Berlin Major

  • Mirage: CR4ZY 16-7 North
  • Dust II: CR4ZY 16-6 North

Saturday, July 20

Upper bracket final

Mousesports defeat North 2-0 and qualifies for the StarLadder Berlin Major

  • Inferno: mousesports 16-11 North
  • Mirage: mousesports 16-7 North
Lower bracket final

CR4ZY defeat Fnatic 2-0 and Fnatic is eliminated from the Minor

  • Train: CR4ZY 16-13 Fnatic
  • Dust II: CR4ZY 16-13 Fnatic

Friday, July 19

Upper bracket second semifinal

Mousesports defeat Fnatic 2-0

  • Dust II: mousesports 16-13 Fnatic
  • Inferno: mousesports 16-8 Fnatic
Upper bracket first semifinal

North defeat CR4ZY 2-0

  • Inferno: North 16-12 CR4ZY
  • Train: North 16-9 CR4ZY

Thursday, July 18

Group A decider match

Mousesports defeat NoChance 2-0 and NoChance is eliminated from the Minor

  • Mirage: mousesports 16-2 NoChance
  • Vertigo: mousesports 6-16 NoChance
  • Nuke: mousesports 16-11 NoChance
Group B decider match

North defeat BIG 2-0 and BIG is eliminated from the Minor

  • Overpass: North 16-12 BIG
  • Inferno: North 16-7
Group A elimination match

Mousesports defeat Sprout 2-1 and Sprout is eliminated from the Minor

  • Train: mousesports 13-16 Sprout
  • Dust II: mousesports 16-12 Sprout
  • Mirage: mousesports 16-9 Sprout
Group B elimination match

BIG defeat Ancient 2-1 and Ancient is eliminated from the Minor

  • Nuke: BIG 8-16 Ancient
  • Inferno: BIG 16-9 Ancient
  • Dust II: BIG 19-17 Ancient

Wednesday, July 17

Group A winners’ match

CR4ZY defeat NoChance 2-0

  • Dust II: CR4ZY 16-5 NoChance
  • Nuke: CR4ZY 16-10 NoChance
Group B winners’ match

Fnatic defeat North 2-0

  • Nuke: Fnatic 16-2 North
  • Train: Fnatic 16-9 North
First round
  • NoChance 16-14 mousesports
  • North 16-6 BIG
  • CR4ZY 16-13 Sprout
  • Fnatic 16-7 Ancient

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Staff writer and CS:GO lead. Leonardo has been passionate about games since he was a kid and graduated in Journalism in 2018. Before Leonardo joined Dot Esports in 2019, he worked for Brazilian outlet Globo Esporte. Leonardo also worked for HLTV.org between 2020 and 2021 as a senior writer, until he returned to Dot Esports and became part of the staff team.