PARIVISION defeated Team Falcons in the DreamLeague Season 29 Dota 2 playoffs. The match ended with a 2:1 score, and Vladimir No[o]ne Minenko’s team advanced to the upper bracket final.
Team Falcons had previously sent Tundra Esports to the lower bracket, but they could not build on that success against PARIVISION. As we predicted, Falcons were not expected to have an easy series: PARIVISION had already gained momentum after beating Team Liquid and once again managed to close out a close match.
PARIVISION will now play in the upper bracket final against the winner of Team Spirit - Aurora Gaming. The match is scheduled for May 23 at 15:30 CEST. After the loss, Falcons dropped to the lower bracket, where they will face an opponent to be determined later on May 23 at 12:00 CEST.
DreamLeague Season 29 runs online from May 13 to 24. The tournament features 16 teams competing for a $1,000,000 prize pool, with the playoffs held in a double-elimination format. You can follow predictions for upcoming matches of DreamLeague Season 29 and other tournaments on Winio!
Source: escorenews
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