It all looked comfortable at the beginning for Heroic. On Train, they went up 7-1 without breaking a sweat. Niko even found a nasty knife kill to make the ultimate statement.
Nooo @OfficialnikoCS. Don't do them like that!
8 rounds and we got a knife ? #BLASTPremier | https://t.co/mKPHu9UP7D pic.twitter.com/ZXySY5LhgH
— BLAST Premier ? (@BLASTPremier) November 26, 2020
But Endpoint, who hours earlier had played a Grand Final in the MDL against Sprout, was determined to show, that they are not a team to toy around with.
With an incredible seven clutches during Train, the English team managed to make a comeback to take the victory 16-11.
DON'T LOOK NOW BUT @MiGHTYMAXcsgo JUST 1v3'd @heroicgg! #BLASTPremier | https://t.co/mKPHu9UP7D pic.twitter.com/D2cY0zrTSw
— BLAST Premier ? (@BLASTPremier) November 26, 2020
On Overpass the Danish team was back to their normal self. At the same time, the many incredible rescues from Endpoint were missing. A cocktail that gave Heroic a relatively easy 16-8 win.
Whew! @b0RUPCSGO really shut down @TeamEndpoint with this clean 3k.#BLASTPremier | https://t.co/mKPHu9UP7D pic.twitter.com/qRuzlhFi2r
— BLAST Premier ? (@BLASTPremier) November 26, 2020
Inferno was left as the deciding map. A map that the Englishmen had played 21 competitive games during the last three months.
The teams did everything they could to prolong the excitement during the match. Both with the knowledge, that the loser would be out. Until 11-11, it was all even.
But from here on, the Danes took control. stavn was excellent at controlling the B-bombsite, and Endpoint continuously ran into trouble on the other side as well. It ended 16-12 to Heroic.
Tomorrow Heroic will face mousesports in the Quarter-Finals at BLAST Premier Fall Showdown.
Heroic – Endpoint 2-1 (11-16, 16-8, 16-12).
