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MOUZ edge Spirit 13-11 on Nuke to set up Vitality final

A deciding-map win puts MOUZ into the ESL Pro League Season 24 title match on 11 October.

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MOUZ have reached the ESL Pro League Season 24 grand final after beating Spirit 2-1. The semi-final came down to Nuke, where a 13-11 victory secured a meeting with Vitality in Katowice.

HLTV's match record shows MOUZ winning Dust2 13-7, losing Mirage 5-13 and recovering on the decider. Both teams took a map before the final contest was settled within regulation.

PR delivers on the deciding map

According to HLTV's match report, PR finished Nuke with 27 kills, including 17 in the first half. MOUZ led 7-5 at the break and held on through the second half to close the series.

Vitality reached the other side of the final by beating Aurora 2-1. After losing Anubis, they won Cache and Mirage, setting up a title match between two teams that had to recover during their semi-finals.

A longer test for the trophy

ESL schedules the grand final for Sunday, 11 October, as a best-of-five. Three map wins will be required to lift the trophy. The organizer's event guide links the official broadcasts; check it for the latest start information before tuning in.

Sources

Checked on 11 October 2026, Malaysia time. The grand final had not started at the time of writing. Map scores follow the match record.