ESL Pro League S15 Opening rounds

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ESL Pro League Conference – ESL Pro League Season 15 Qualification The entire event follows a Double Elimination bracket structure, with the top three teams qualifying for a more competitive league and the remaining teams receiving consolation cash prize.

Sharks vs LDLC

The Sharks will face the LDLC in the opening quarterfinal matchup. They should drive the French team to the net and make preparations for the MAD Lions right away.

The Sharks demonstrated their ability to play as a team at the PGL Stockholm Major, with their sole issue being a lack of experience playing alongside European teams.

LDLC has been at the bottom of the esports industry for a long time, and it's unclear that this lineup will still be seen.

 

MAD Lions vs EC Brugge

The DreamHack Open November 2021 chose MAD Lions for the current event. The team didn't progress to the finals, as they were defeated by Fnatic in all matches. However, they defeated forZe in the play-off game for the third spot. MAD Lions has qualified for the DreamHack Open November 2021 after passing all stages of qualification, and so completely merits a spot in the ESL Pro League Season 15 Conference.

EC Brugge is among the competition's weaker teams. The team qualified for the current event by winning the ESL Proximus Benelux Winter Championship Finals 2021. At such an event, there were bound to be no strong players. EC Brugge, on the other hand, have been through the play-in stage. To accomplish this, they had to defeat SHAPE, which they did.
 

Extra salt vs Sprout

Extra Salt was among the first teams to earn a spot in this year's competition. They managed to win the DreamHack Open North America in June 2021, where they defeated O PLANO in the final. They have now won two successive ESEA Autumn 2021 Cash Cup series tournaments. And the Party Astronauts always came out on top in the final. Extra Salt was granted to them at the last iBUYPOWER Mythic Masters Winter 2021.

By dominating the ESL Meisterschaft Autumn 2021, Sprout advanced for the current tournament. They haven't lost in six straight matches, but the most of them have been at national events. With a 2-0 win over BLINK, Sprout kicked off ESEA Premier Season 39 Europe.

 

 

Renegades vs Team Renewal

Renegades were tired of sitting in their Oceania after jumping to the chance to compete in the PGL Major Stockholm 2021. The team, unfortunately, exited the competition too soon, with only a single win. However, we must honor the Australians, who once again emerged from the shadows to fight. They had every possibility to eliminate MOUZ and continue in the championship at the same time, but they didn't progress properly.

Team Renewal won the DreamHack Open June 2021 Asia, allowing them to compete in the championship.  Renewal, on the other hand, has recently been failing. As a result, we would probably anticipate a swift exit from the squad.

 

Godsent vs Wisla Krakow

Godsent has never competed before with top European teams, and their lack of expertise showed at the PGL Stockholm Major. With a score of 0-3, the Brazilians were disqualified from the event after losing all four cards. Following the major, Godsent competed in REBULGEAGUE, winning two of three matches.

Wisla Krakow is a Polish top 50 squad who has struggled to climb the rankings for a while. The team is continually undergoing restructuring and is unable to qualify for big events. Only the IEM XV World Championship in February 2021 was an exception, and even then, Wisla was one of the first teams to be eliminated.

Wisla's dominance in regional and European shooting-2 tournaments was a foregone conclusion, but only if there would be no strong competitors.