100 Thieves push past Isurus to keep PGL Major Singapore dreams live
100 Thieves advanced to the final day of FiReSPORTS LAST CHANCE with a 2-0 victory over Isurus.
100 Thieves' road to Singapore continues through Buenos Aires. The European squad secured a spot in the final day of FiReSPORTS LAST CHANCE by defeating Isurus 2-0, keeping their must-win campaign alive.
The series opened on Nuke with a dominant performance from 100 Thieves. The squad secured the first eleven rounds in a row on the CT side, leaving Isurus with only a single round to their name. 100 Thieves quickly closed out the map 13-1.
On Dust2, Isurus showed much stronger form early on, taking five of the first seven rounds on the CT side to establish an initial lead. However, 100 Thieves regained momentum late in the first half, taking it 7-5. Isurus responded in the second half, winning the pistol round and four subsequent rounds to lead 10-7. Despite the pressure, 100 Thieves fought back to level the score at 11-11 before clinching the map 13-11 and eliminating Isurus from the event.
Nicolai "device" Reedtz delivered a standout performance throughout the series. The legendary AWPer finished with 37 kills, a 1.57 rating, and a +18 round swing. Alex "poiii" Nyholm Sundgren also contributed significantly, posting a 1.53 rating.
100 Thieves will face BESTIA tomorrow in a high-stakes matchup. The team must win the tournament outright to secure a spot at the PGL Major Singapore. Meanwhile, in Russia, HOTU will take on 1w for the final European qualification spot.
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