G2 completes the list of Manchester Major candidates

G2 completes the list of Manchester Major candidates

Kaustavmani Choudhury

3 Apr, 2024, 08:01

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Last updated: 10 Apr, 2025, 04:30

G2 Esports's qualification stands as the final piece of the competitive puzzle at the forefront of the BLAST R6 Manchester Major's mounting anticipation.

Emerging victorious through the rigorous trials of the Europe League LCQ, G2 Esports solidified their spot among the elite contenders vying for supremacy in the upcoming tournament.

With G2's inclusion, the roster of formidable teams set to grace the Manchester Major stage is now complete, promising fans a spectacle of high-stakes competition and electrifying gameplay.

Europe LCQ Recap

The Europe League LCQ proved to be a battleground of intense competition, as eight teams vied for the coveted spot in the BLAST R6 Manchester Major.

In the quarterfinals, Wolves, ENCE, and G2 wasted no time asserting their dominance, each securing commanding 2-0 victories against their opponents. Wolves displayed their prowess with a swift dispatch of Make Your Destiny, while ENCE showcased their strength against Virtus.pro. G2, on the other hand, made quick work of WYLDE, leaving no doubt about their determination to advance.

However, the quarterfinals weren't without their surprises. Fnatic faced off against The Forgotten Days in a thrilling showdown that saw The Forgotten Days emerge victorious with a dominant 2-1 performance, solidifying their place in the semifinals.

As the competition heated up in the semifinals, G2 continued their impressive run with another convincing 2-0 win against The Forgotten Days. Meanwhile, ENCE faced a formidable challenge in Wolves, with both maps of their match going into overtime. In the end, ENCE emerged triumphant, securing their spot in the grand final.

In a showdown that would determine the ultimate qualifier for the Manchester Major, G2 faced off against ENCE in the grand final. G2 showcased their dominance from the outset, securing a resounding 7-1 victory on Nighthaven Labs. Despite a valiant effort from ENCE on Kafe Dostoyevsky, G2 maintained their composure and clinched the final map with a 7-5 scoreline. Thus, securing their victory in the Europe League LCQ and claiming the last qualification spot for the BLAST R6 Manchester Major.

Coming Up

In the aftermath of a thrilling journey through the Europe League LCQ, G2's triumph has not only completed the roster of contenders for the BLAST R6 Manchester Major. But it has also added an extra layer of anticipation to an already electric atmosphere.

As fans eagerly await the clash of titans at the Manchester Major, one thing is certain: the stage is set for an unforgettable display of skill and strategy.

For the latest updates and insights leading up to the event, stay tuned to Strafe Esports, your go-to source for all things esports.

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