MOUZ brush aside G2 to qualify for BLAST London Finals

Brollan's troops have punched their ticket to the Wembley Arena with a comfortable victory.

MOUZ have locked up a spot at the BLAST Open London Finals following a 2-0 victory against G2 in Group B's upper bracket semi-finals.

Both maps ended in a 13-10 fashion, but the scoreline doesn't quite capture how much better MOUZ were throughout the series. G2 had to play from behind the entire match, and their slow starts proved costly in the end as the 11-1 and 9-3 deficits proved too large to overcome.

"It's always nice not to choke or have a terrible result," Dorian "⁠xertioN⁠" Berman said after the match. "We're happy about it."

MOUZ join Vitality and FaZe in qualifying for the London event, which will run between September 5-7. They will take on the winner of Spirit vs FURIA for a direct spot in the semifinals.

As for G2, they will battle for survival against FlyQuest - the first of two elimination matches they must win to qualify for London.

Date	Matches
BLAST Open London 2025
31/08/2025	FlyQuest 20:00 G2	Match
01/09/2025	MOUZ 18:40 FURIA	Match

The first half of Ancient was total domination by MOUZ, who were in control from the early exchanges and only fell short of a perfect 12-0 streak because Mario "⁠malbsMd⁠" Samayoa went huge with a Desert Eagle on a low-buy round.

After a lethargic showing on the T side, G2 began to show signs of life in the second half, spurred by Álvaro "⁠SunPayus⁠" García's crisp 3K in the pistol round. Even after being up against map point, they refused to throw in the towel and put together a streak of rounds, but their comeback attempt was buried in the 23rd round, just when overtime loomed.

Mirage followed the same pattern as the previous map, with MOUZ on the T side this time around. They easily exploited the gaps in G2's leaky defense and kept their opponents from stringing rounds together as the half ended with a lopsided 9-3 scoreline.

G2 began to work away at the deficit after the side switch, but any momentum they had evaporated once MOUZ had money in the bank. Ádám "⁠torzsi⁠" Torzsás put his team back in the driving seat with back-to-back triple kills, though they would have to wait until the 23rd round to wrap up the game.