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After a lengthy group stage that left no room for controversy because of being played out in a best of three format, the final eight teams are ready to enter the Kiev Cybersport Arena to duke it out in the playoffs.
StarSeries i-League Season 4 had already several surprises in store. The immediate extinction of
Fnatic , who left the tournament without a single win and got defeated by two absolute underdogs in the process was probably the biggest upset. Since their losses came in best of threes you can not find excuses for the outcomes and can not argue that the victories of their opponents have been just a fluke. These undisputed results is what makes the early implementation of the best of three format so interesting. Another surprise has been the elimination of the recently crowned Major champions 
Cloud 9 who came into this event with a lot of momentum and confidence.
Our Counter Strike squad did its part to the rather disappointing performance of the first American Major champions by handing them a 2-0 loss in round three of the competition's first phase. Prior to that success, our crew had been defeated by
mousesports for the first time in the existence of both our current CS:GO rosters. However, the opening match against the underdogs of 
MVP PK and our final group stage face-off against 
Natus Vincere went unambiguously in our favour and assured our progress in the tournament.
Next up are the Americans ofTeam Liquid who kicked us out of cs_summit 2 about one and a half weeks ago. Our Brazilian players will kick off the playoffs in the first quarter-final of the day and will be eager to get some payback.
Down below we will provide you with the latest outcomes of the playoffs.
Friday, February 23:
9:00 CET –Team Liquid > 
SK Gaming - 2:1
9:16 (7:8; 2:8) on Mirage
22:20 in OT (5:10; 10:5) (7:5) on Cobblestone
16:7 (14:1; 2:6) on Inferno
12:00 CET -FaZe > 
Renegades - 2:0
16:13 (8:7; 8:6) on Inferno
16:4 (11:4; 5:0) on Cache
15:00 CET -
G2 eSports < mousesports - 0:2
7:16 (6:9; 1:7) on Inferno
11:16 (4:11; 7:5) on Mirage
18:00 CET -NaVi > 
Astralis - 2:1
10:16 (7:8; 3:8) on Nuke
16:14 (7:8; 9:6) on Inferno
16:5 (11:4; 5:1) on Train
Saturday, February 24:
14:00 CET -Team Liquid < Mousesports - 1:2
7:16 (4:11; 3:5) on Mirage
16:4 (15:0; 1:4) on Cobblestone
9:16 (7:8; 2:8) on Train
17:00 CET -FaZe < NaVi - 1:2
16:13 (8:7; 8:6) on Inferno
7:16 (5:10; 2:6) on Overpass
7:16 (6:9; 1:7) on Train
Sunday, February 25:
16:00 CET -Team Liquid > FaZe - 2:1
16:3 (12:3; 4:0) on Nuke
26:28 in OT (12:3; 3:12) (11:13) on Inferno
16:4 (12:3; 4:1) on Mirage
19:00 CET -mousesports > NaVi - 2:1
7:16 (4:11; 3:5) on Overpass
22:18 in OT (11:4; 4:11) (7:3) on Mirage
16:9 (11:4; 5:5) on Train
StarSeries i-League Season 4 had already several surprises in store. The immediate extinction of
Fnatic , who left the tournament without a single win and got defeated by two absolute underdogs in the process was probably the biggest upset. Since their losses came in best of threes you can not find excuses for the outcomes and can not argue that the victories of their opponents have been just a fluke. These undisputed results is what makes the early implementation of the best of three format so interesting. Another surprise has been the elimination of the recently crowned Major champions Cloud 9 who came into this event with a lot of momentum and confidence.Sexta feira as 10AM local, 05AM do Brasil vamos enfrentar o @TeamLiquid nas quartas de final da StarLadder. Bora pra cima fazendo o nosso melhor!
— Gabriel Toledo (@FalleNCS) 22. Februar 2018
Friday 10AM local time we will play against @TeamLiquid, quarterfinals for StarLadder Kiev tournament. Let’s go do our best! pic.twitter.com/b3ZHsuRBP1
Our Counter Strike squad did its part to the rather disappointing performance of the first American Major champions by handing them a 2-0 loss in round three of the competition's first phase. Prior to that success, our crew had been defeated by
mousesports for the first time in the existence of both our current CS:GO rosters. However, the opening match against the underdogs of MVP PK and our final group stage face-off against Natus Vincere went unambiguously in our favour and assured our progress in the tournament. Next up are the Americans of
Team Liquid who kicked us out of cs_summit 2 about one and a half weeks ago. Our Brazilian players will kick off the playoffs in the first quarter-final of the day and will be eager to get some payback.Down below we will provide you with the latest outcomes of the playoffs.
Friday, February 23:
9:00 CET –
Team Liquid > SK Gaming - 2:19:16 (7:8; 2:8) on Mirage
22:20 in OT (5:10; 10:5) (7:5) on Cobblestone
16:7 (14:1; 2:6) on Inferno
12:00 CET -
FaZe > Renegades - 2:016:13 (8:7; 8:6) on Inferno
16:4 (11:4; 5:0) on Cache
15:00 CET -
G2 eSports < mousesports - 0:27:16 (6:9; 1:7) on Inferno
11:16 (4:11; 7:5) on Mirage
18:00 CET -
NaVi > Astralis - 2:110:16 (7:8; 3:8) on Nuke
16:14 (7:8; 9:6) on Inferno
16:5 (11:4; 5:1) on Train
Saturday, February 24:
14:00 CET -
Team Liquid < Mousesports - 1:27:16 (4:11; 3:5) on Mirage
16:4 (15:0; 1:4) on Cobblestone
9:16 (7:8; 2:8) on Train
17:00 CET -
FaZe < NaVi - 1:216:13 (8:7; 8:6) on Inferno
7:16 (5:10; 2:6) on Overpass
7:16 (6:9; 1:7) on Train
Sunday, February 25:
16:00 CET -
Team Liquid > FaZe - 2:116:3 (12:3; 4:0) on Nuke
26:28 in OT (12:3; 3:12) (11:13) on Inferno
16:4 (12:3; 4:1) on Mirage
19:00 CET -
mousesports > NaVi - 2:17:16 (4:11; 3:5) on Overpass
22:18 in OT (11:4; 4:11) (7:3) on Mirage
16:9 (11:4; 5:5) on Train
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