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EMEA VCT Stage 2 Challengers: VALORANT main event schedule, scores, and standings

The second stage is set.

Following the conclusion of VCT Champions 2021, the attention of the competitive VALORANT world was drawn to the EMEA region after their impressive overall showing at the first ever world championship. But everything that could go wrong did at the 2022 EMEA VCT Stage One Challengers main event. Matches were postponed due to the Ukraine crisis, the winners in FPX were unable to attend Masters, and only one EMEA team finished even in the top six in Iceland.

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The 12 teams competing in the main event of the second stage will now have to put all that behind them. And given the showing by the region at Masters Reykjavík, the door has been opened even more for any team to make a deep run in this stage and lock in a Champions spot.

Here’s everything you need to keep up with the EMEA VCT Challengers Two main event, including teams, standings, schedules, and results.

Teams and groups

Here are the 12 teams competing in the EMEA VCT Stage Two Challengers main event.

  • FunPlus Phoenix
  • G2 Esports
  • Fnatic
  • Team Liquid
  • M3 Champions
  • Guild Esports
  • Natus Vincere
  • BBL Esports
  • OG LDN UTD
  • Acend
  • FOKUS
  • BIG

With the exception of FOKUS and BIG, all the EMEA teams retained their spots in the VCT Stage Two Challengers main event by avoiding the relegation spot during Stage One. BIG finished last in their group with a 0-5 record but reclaimed their spot in the Promotion Tournament, where VRL DACH winner FOKUS also claimed their spot.

Format

The format for EMEA VCT Stage Two Challengers follows the same format as Stage One. The teams will compete in a round-robin group stage to determine the standings for the playoffs, with the top three teams from each group advancing. The playoffs are a six-team double-elimination bracket, with the top seed from each group starting in the second round of the upper bracket.

All matches are best-of-three, except for the lower bracket final and the grand final of the playoffs, which will be best-of-five.

Unlike last stage, there is no relegation since this is the last stage of the year.

Playoffs

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Playoff schedule and results

June 26

  • 9am CT: Fnatic 3-0 FPX (Fnatic 15-13 Split, Fnatic 13-5 Icebox, Fnatic 15-13 Haven)

June 25

  • 9am CT: FPX 3-0 Guild (FPX 13-4 Fracture, FPX 13-11 Haven, FPX 13-4 Split)

June 24

  • 9am CT: Fnatic 2-0 Guild (Fnatic 13-9 Bind, Fnatic 13-11 Haven)
  • 12pm CT: FPX 2-1 M3C (FPX 13-11 Ascent, M3C 13-9 Breeze, FPX 13-4 Fracture)

June 19

  • 9am CT: M3C 2-1 Liquid (Liquid 13-10 Icebox, M3C 13-7 Fracture, M3C 13-6 Bind)
  • 12pm CT: FPX 2-1 Acend (Acend 13-3 Haven, FPX 13-11 Icebox, FPX 13-3 Breeze)

June 18

  • 9am CT: Guild 2-0 M3C (Guild 13-6 Breeze, Guild 13-11 Fracture)
    • Guild qualifies for Masters Copenhagen.
  • 12pm CT: Fnatic 2-1 FPX (Fnatic 13-6 Icebox, FPX 14-12 Ascent, Fnatic 13-9 Fracture)
    • Fnatic qualifies for Masters Copenhagen.

June 17

  • 9am CT: M3C 2-0 Acend (M3C 13-7 on Bind, M3C 16-14 on Breeze)
  • 12pm CT: FPX 2-1 Liquid (FPX 13-8 on Split, Liquid 13-8 on Icebox, FPX 14-12 on Haven)

Group stage

Group A standings

TeamRecord
Fnatic5-0
Acend4-1
FPX3-2
G21-4
FOKUS1-4
OG LDN UTD1-4

Group B standings

TeamRecord
Guild4-1
Liquid4-1
M3C2-2
Na’Vi2-3
BIG1-3
BBL1-3

Group stage schedule and results

May 13

  • BBL 2-1 Na’Vi (Na’Vi 13-6 Ascent, BBL 18-16 Icebox, BBL 13-6 Fracture)
  • Acend 2-0 OGLU (Acend 13-7 Icebox, Acend 14-12 Split)

May 14

  • Fnatic 2-1 FPX (Fnatic 13-3 Fracture, FPX 13-5 Ascent, Fnatic 13-10 Icebox)
  • Liquid 2-0 BIG (Liquid 13-5 Icebox, Liquid 13-7 Split)

May 15

  • Guild 2-0 M3C (Guild 13-9 Ascent, Guild 13-6 Haven)
  • G2 2-0 FOKUS (G2 14-12 Fracture, G2 13-11 Icebox)

May 20

May 21

  • FPX 2-0 G2 (FPX 13-9 Fracture, FPX 13-10 Ascent)
  • Guild 2-1 BIG (Guild 13-10 Icebox, BIG 13-11 Fracture, Guild 13-6 Haven)

May 22

  • M3C 2-1 Na’Vi (M3C 13-5 Ascent, Na’Vi 13-4 Bind, M3C 13-3 Icebox)
  • Acend 2-1 FOKUS (FOKUS 13-7 Bind, Acend 13-8 Ascent, Acend 13-9 Icebox)

May 27

  • Guild 2-1 Liquid (Guild 13-3 Split, Liquid 13-6 Icebox, Guild 13-4 Fracture)
  • OGLU 2-1 G2 (OGLU 13-9 Ascent, G2 13-10 Breeze, OGLU 13-11 Fracture)

May 28

  • Na’Vi 2-1 BIG (BIG 13-9 Bind, Na’Vi 13-9 Ascent, Na’Vi 13-7 Haven)
  • Fnatic 2-0 Acend (Fnatic 13-4 Ascent, Fnatic 13-8 Icebox)

May 29

  • M3C 2-0 BBL (M3C 13-8 Fracture, M3C 13-5 Breeze)
  • FPX 2-0 FOKUS (FPX 13-11 Breeze, FPX 13-1 Fracture)

June 3

  • Acend 2-1 G2 (G2 13-3 Split, Acend 13-10 Icebox, Acend 13-11 Bind)
  • Liquid 2-1 Na’Vi (Liquid 13-11 Haven, Na’Vi 13-11 Bind, Liquid 16-14 Split)

June 4

  • BIG 2-0 M3C (BIG 13-9 Ascent, BIG 13-9 Bind)
  • FPX 2-0 OGLU (FPX 13-6 Haven, FPX 13-3 Bind)

June 5

  • Guild 2-0 BBL (Guild 14-12 Bind, Guild 13-10 Ascent)
  • Fnatic 2-0 FOKUS (Fnatic 13-7 Split, Fnatic 13-4 Bind)

June 10

  • Acend 2-1 FPX (Acend 13-6 Bind, FPX 13-9 Breeze, Acend 13-10 Split)
  • Liquid 2-0 M3C (Liquid 13-8 Icebox, Liquid 13-7 Fracture)

June 11

  • Na’Vi 2-1 Guild (Na’Vi 13-7 Icebox, Guild 13-11 Breeze, Na’Vi 13-11 Haven)
  • FOKUS 2-1 OGLU (OGLU 13-7 Breeze, FOKUS 13-11 Ascent, FOKUS 17-15 Fracture)

June 12

  • BBL 2-0 BIG (BBL 13-6 Ascent, BBL 13-10 Haven)
  • Fnatic 2-1 G2 (Fnatic 13-9 Icebox, G2 13-10 Split, Fnatic 13-11 Bind)

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VALORANT lead staff writer, also covering CS:GO, FPS games, other titles, and the wider esports industry. Watching and writing esports since 2014. Previously wrote for Dexerto, Upcomer, Splyce, and somehow MySpace. Jack of all games, master of none.