PixelPalace 5v5 Community Cup Quarter-Finals: Recap

The second day's action at the PixelPalace 5v5 Community Cup saw the quarter-final games take place as teams from India, Pakistan and the MENA region battled it out for that $4000 prize pool. Amongst the eight teams, Big W were the only remaining Indian team and f1redup and co. had a strong day at the office which sees them move into the top four.

Here's a quick recap of the day's action.

WahWah 2 - 0 TTZ Gaming

The first semi-final saw WahWah ease past TTZ Gaming as the Pakistani team kept it clean to make the semi-finals. The opening map on Inferno was the sadbutrue and insm show that saw WahWah pick up a big 13-7 win with sadbutrue on top of the scoreboard with 22 kills. Mirage was an even more dominating affair as WahWah closed out the series in two maps with a 13-5 win to lock in a 2-0 win.

Legion 2-1 Triple6

Legion faced Triple 6 in the final quarter-final encounter with the trio of HZI, pavast4r and PokemoN helping Legion pick up a narrow 13-11 win on Dust2 to get the series going. A back and forth affair on Inferno saw Triple 6 answer back as ARTXK1NG's 33 kill show saw Triple 6 tie up the series with a 16-14 win.

The decider on Nuke was hf's AWP taking charge as Legion raced away to a dominant 13-3 win to lock in a 2-1 series win.

Big W 2-1 HeyBeau

The only Indian team still in the tournament, Big W, faced Hey Beau in their quarter-final game. A tight encounter on Ancient saw Big W start with a 13-10 win with clouda on top of the scoreboard. Hey Beau replied in style by hammering the Indian squad 13-2 on Dust2 to tie up the series.

On the decider on Inferno, it was clouda once again ton top of the scoreboard which saw Big W pick up a 13-7 win to pick up a 2-1 series win.

Come Mid 2-0 Mr Clan

Come Mid went up against Mr Clan in their top 8 encounter and it was a big win for Come Mid. Sultaan and soulM8 powered Come Mid to a 13-7 win on Nuke before they demolished Mr Clan on Mirage, going nearly flawless with a 13-1 win to sail into the semi-final off the back of a commanding performance.