After two weeks of qualifiers, the 24 teams we will see in action in Belgium from May 9-22 are set.

The Regional Major Ranking events have concluded in Bucharest following the end of the second European competition, which means that we have learned all 24 names who will participate in the most prestigious tournament CS:GO has to offer in a few weeks' time.

The qualifiers began two weeks ago with the Americas, where FURIA claimed the only Legends spot on offer and were joined by Liquid and Complexity as the next two biggest favorites, along with MIBR, Imperial, and 9z — leaving teams such as Evil Geniuses, 00NATION, and paiN without a Major spot.

Asia followed with IHC coming out on top as the surprising victors and claiming the first Contender spot on offer, breaking the status quo that had seen Renegades and TYLOO dominate the region for years. In a matchup between the two favorites for the second spot, the Australian side bested Hansel "⁠BnTeT⁠" Ferdinand and company and eliminated them from contention.

The European "super-region" was spread out across two groups to close out the qualifiers. In the first, BIG and HEROIC went undefeated as they upset FaZe and Natus Vincere, before the world's two best teams ended up securing the other two of the four Legends spots.

FORZE went 3-1 en route to qualification as one of the most surprising names to go through from the group of death. Meanwhile, Outsiders and Vitality only barely scraped through with a 3-2 record alongside the Turkish superteam Eternal Fire, another big underdog heading into the event. MOUZ, OG, and fnatic were the biggest names not to make it to Antwerp from the difficult first group.

The second European event had three Legends spots on offer, which went to 3-0 teams Copenhagen Flames and Players — who have since joined Cloud9 — as well as Ninjas in Pyjamas. ENCE and G2 also made it but will have to start the Major in the Challengers stage, along with Astralis, Spirit, and Bad News Eagles, with the latter team making history for Kosovo as the first from the country to make it to any stage of a Major.

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A disappointing campaign saw Entropiq miss out as the second-highest ranked team in the world according to HLTV not to make it to PGL Major Antwerp, with the highest-ranked team we won't see in Belgium being ESL Pro League quarter-finalists Movistar Riders, who had failed to make it through the open qualifier stage.

Below is the full list of teams that qualified for PGL Major Antwerp:

Legends stage

FaZe
Natus Vincere
Cloud9
HEROIC

Ninjas in Pyjamas
FURIA
BIG
Copenhagen Flames

Challengers stage

Challengers
G2
ENCE
Astralis
Vitality
MIBR
FORZE
Imperial
Bad News Eagles

Contenders
Outsiders
Liquid
Complexity
9z
Spirit
Eternal Fire
IHC
Renegades

The Valve-sanctioned tournament will kick off with the Challengers stage on May 9-12, followed by the Legends stage on May 14-17. The competition will then move to the Antwerp Sportpaleis arena in front of a live audience for the Champions stage, from May 19-22.