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The MongolZ end FURIA’s winning run as NAVI eliminate Falcons at IEM Beijing

Esports Insider reports that FURIA's seven-game winning run ended with defeat by The MongolZ.

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The MongolZ beat world No.1 FURIA on Wednesday to advance to the IEM Beijing semi-finals in Beijing, while NAVI eliminated Falcons from the tournament, Esports Insider reported.

Esports Insider reported that HLTV said FURIA’s seven-game winning run ended with the defeat by The MongolZ. The MongolZ recovered after losing map one on Wednesday to win the series on map three. They won Cache, FURIA’s own map pick, after losing on that map in each of their previous four attempts. FURIA had not lost since winning PGL Masters Bucharest.

Esports Insider reported that FURIA remains in the tournament and faces BetBoom in the quarter-finals. IEM Beijing is ESL’s top-tier CS2 event, played at the Bloomage Biotech Biohyalux ECM Arena in Beijing from Friday 6 November to Sunday 8 November. Playoff series are best-of-three, and the grand final is best-of-five.

Esports Insider reported that NAVI eliminated Falcons from IEM Beijing in the Group A lower-bracket final. w0nderful recorded a 25-4 score on Inferno during the series before b1t took over on Mirage. NAVI took all 12 T-side rounds on Mirage after losing map one.

Esports Insider reported that MOUZ secured a semi-final place after going unbeaten in Group B. PARIVISION finished behind MOUZ in Group B, and NAVI meets PARIVISION in the other quarter-final. Esports Insider reported that BetBoom defeated Team Liquid 2-1 to claim the final Group B playoff spot. zorte scored an ace in round 23 on Mirage.

Esports Insider reported that Falcons and Team Liquid share seventh to eighth place and earn the same amount, while champions receive $360,000. The prize pool totals $1,250,000, with players receiving $300,000 and clubs receiving $950,000.

Esports Insider reported that the PGL Major Singapore, the second CS2 Major of 2026, opens on 24 November. The Singapore Indoor Stadium hosts the last four days and holds more than 12,000 spectators.

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