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June 13, 2025 | Alexander Saraff

FURIA cruises past Virtus.pro to make the playoffs of the Major

BLAST Austin marks the first time FURIA has made it since 2022.

BLAST Austin marks the first time FURIA has made it since 2022.

FURIA have defeated Virtus.pro 2-0 to be the first team to make it to the playoffs of the BLAST.tv Austin Major.

They are directly qualified to the quarter-final, which will be played on the 19th or 20th of June.

This achievement comes only two months after changes in the roster, which turned the team from Brazilian to international. 

It also involved changing FalleN to a rifler, having been a main AWPer for his entire storied CS:GO career.

FURIA take VP’s map pick with ease

On Mirage, it was the yuurih show, as he got 20 kills and 139 ADR over just 16 rounds. 

VP only managed 3 rounds in the first half, and got rolled over on their own CT-side 0-4.

On the map pick of VP things did not fare much better for them.

This time stifled by YEKINDAR, they started on CT-side but only managed to streak rounds together at the end of the half.

FalleN was the highest-rated player on Train, a newer version map where one of his teams, Luminosity Gaming, has a historic streak.

FURIA continue their strong form and qualify for the playoffs of the Major.

Match Statistics

FURIA vs Virtus.pro 2-0 | BLAST.tv Austin Major Stage 3 – Round 3

13-3 (Mirage) – yuurih | 2.22 rating

13-5 (Train) – FalleN | 1.64 rating

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Alexander Saraff

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I'm an aspiring journalist in the world of esports. I first got into MOBAs watching SMITE in 2015, and got hooked on CS from the MLG Columbus Major.

My goal as a journalist in this space is to tell the esports stories that will live on in history, and give insight into the stories behind the scenes when they're relevant.

Besides that, I have a bachelor's in philosophy and have an interest in German thinkers from the 18th-19th century.

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