MOUZ vs The MongolZ and Aurora vs Nemiga: October 26 results
| Match | Series score | Map scores, winner first | Match wins–losses after the series |
|---|---|---|---|
| MOUZvsThe MongolZ | 2-0 | Nuke 13-11Mirage 13-9 | MOUZ 2-1The MongolZ 1-2 |
| AuroravsNemiga | 2-0 | Mirage 16-14Anubis 13-4 | Aurora 2-1Nemiga 1-2 |
The series score counts maps won in one match. The final column shows match wins and losses at the tournament: 2-1 means two wins and one defeat. Records are shown immediately after these matches.
MOUZ vs The MongolZ: 13-11 on Nuke, then a Mirage win
The teams were tied 6-6 at half-time on MOUZ’s Nuke pick. MOUZ won the second half 7-5 to take the map 13-11 without overtime.
The MongolZ picked Mirage, but MOUZ led 8-4 at the break. Both sides then won five rounds, enough for MOUZ to close the map 13-9. The Inferno decider was not needed.
Aurora vs Nemiga: 30 rounds on Mirage, 13-4 on Anubis
On Nemiga’s Mirage pick, both halves ended 6-6. At 12-12, the map went to overtime. Aurora won four of the six extra rounds to take it 16-14.
Aurora led 8-4 on their Anubis pick and won all five remaining rounds after the side switch. Nemiga lost the map 4-13 and finished the series without a map win.
It was the second straight win for both MOUZ and Aurora: on October 25, they beat 9z and G2 respectively.
Are MOUZ and Aurora through? Are Nemiga out?
MOUZ and Aurora have not yet qualified for the playoffs. Both are 2-1 after these matches. Their next win will secure a place; a loss will leave them one more chance at 2-2.
Nemiga and The MongolZ are still in the tournament. At 1-2, each needs two consecutive wins. Another defeat will be their third and mean elimination.
Three match wins secure qualification from the Swiss stage; three defeats mean elimination. Our PGL Masters Bucharest 2026 guide covers the format, teams and broadcasts.
Source: HLTV.
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