Legacy defeated Team Falcons to win CS Asia Championships 2026

May 24, 20262 min readWinio Team

Legacy defeated Team Falcons in the playoff grand final of CS Asia Championships 2026 in CS2. The match ended with a 3:1 score: the Brazilian team lost Nuke 11:13, but won Ancient 13:9, Mirage 13:6 and Dust2 13:6.

Falcons started the series with a win on the first map, but after that Legacy took control and closed out three maps in a row. Falcons were expected to win, but Legacy outplayed not only their opponent in the final, but also our mathematical model.

Legacy finished the tournament in first place and took home $150,000, while Team Falcons placed second and earned $70,000.

CS Asia Championships 2026 took place from May 20 to 24 on LAN in Shanghai. 16 teams competed for a $400,000 prize pool, the playoffs were held in a single-elimination format, and the final was bo5. You can follow predictions for future tournaments on Winio!

Source: HLTV

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