Swedish sensations FNATIC ushered in their second ESL Pro League championship in Season 2 on the colourful shores of California. The ESL Pro League Season 2 Finals exhibited the best four teams from the European and North American regions in December of 2015.
Our old school ESL Studio saw FNATIC hoist the Swedish flag at the inaugural ESL Pro League Finals held in Cologne, Germany. The first season of the ESL Pro League Finals witnessed four elite teams from both Europe and North America compete over four days and concluded with FNATIC subduing a vintage Cloud9 roster to lift the trophy.
The North American roster made their current status as the no. 1 CS:GO team on the planet count at the Cathedral of Counter-Strike with a convincing victory at the LANXESS Arena.
Team Liquid recently toppled Astralis to achieve the status of the no. 1 ranked CS:GO team. After claiming a trophy at both IEM Sydney & DreamHack Dallas this year, the Americans look to continue snowballing their lead as we near the ESL Pro League Season 9 Finals in Montpellier, Occitanie. Can they keep riding this wave of momentum? Let’s crunch the numbers behind their meteoric rise to find out.
Despite the challenge of Finnish underdogs ENCE, the stellar Danish squad delivered a flawless performance in Poland.
Last year’s finalists and crowd favorites BIG will return to ESL One Cologne in 2019.
ESL One Cologne champions Natus Vincere will return to the cathedral of Counter-Strike in 2019 and become the first confirmed invite for the esports highlight of the summer.
What's the difference between the Challengers, Legends and Champions stages in a CS:GO Major? Read on to find out!
Relive the excitement of the first two editions of IEM Sydney as we gear up for another Australian esports party!
Astralis are the best Counter-Strike team in the history of the game. This is no longer an opinion, it’s a fact.
The Cathedral of Counter-Strike calls on the faithful once again.
