Virtus.pro and Natus Vincere have secured spots at DreamLeague Season 29, advancing from the upper bracket of the Western Europe closed qualifiers. NAVI defeated Team Liquid 2–1 in the semifinals, while VP confidently moved forward after victories over Zero Tenacity and MOUZ.
The final third slot for the region remains open — it will be decided among the remaining teams in the lower bracket on April 14. The contenders include the previous round’s losers, such as Liquid, MOUZ, and others.
DreamLeague Season 29 will take place online from May 13 to 24, 2026. Sixteen teams from different regions will compete for a $1,000,000 prize pool and 28,300 EPT points across group and playoff stages.
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