Team Spirit qualified for ESL Pro League Season 17 Conference

Team Spirit has qualified for the ESL Pro League Season 17 Conference. Due to a combination of factors, the team managed to get a ticket to the qualifying championship from ESL, despite the upcoming grand final of ESL Challenger League Season 43: Europe against SAW.

The history of the current draw lasted for two days. As Sprout was unable to play in the consolidated final due to scheduling conflicts, the bout had to be postponed. However, on the eve of Sprout received a slot at the ESL Pro League Season 17 Conference, which is why he decided to withdraw from the ESL Challenger League Season 43: Europe.

In turn, Team Spirit went directly to the grand final, where the team will face SAW. However, the Portuguese team has already managed to qualify for the championship, as a result of which the Dragons automatically got a ticket.

Current list of ESL Pro League Season 17 Conference participants: Movistar Riders, Imperial Esports, Outsiders, Team Falcons, paiN Gaming, Rare Atom, 9INE, ATK, Lynn Vision Gaming, HEET, Partizan Esports, 00NATION, KRC Genk Esports, Permitta Esports, Case Esports, Grayhound Gaming, Rooster, Eternal Fire, Babos Gaming, SAW, Endpoint, MIBR, Sprout, Team Spirit and IHC Esports.

The championship will take place from February 21 to 27 in Malta, offering participants a prize pool of $15,000, as well as six tickets to ESL Pro League Season 17.

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ESL Challenger League Season 43: Europe runs from October 25 to December 18 online. As part of the championship, 24 teams from Europe and the CIS are fighting for a total prize pool of $50,000, as well as a ticket to the ESL Pro League Conference Season 17 for the winner.

Intermediate results of ESL Challenger League Season 43: Europe

• 1st place: TBD
• 2nd place: TBD
• 3rd place: Sprout — $7,000 + ticket to ESL Challenger League Season 44: Europe
• 4th place: forZe — $4,000 + ticket to ESL Challenger League Season 44: Europe
• 5th-6th place: BLUEJAYS and FTW — $2,500 + ticket to ESL Challenger League Season 44: Europe
• 7th-8th place: Sangal Esports and Endpoint — $1,250 + ticket to ESL Challenger League Season 44: Europe
• 9th-12th place: Movistar Riders, Fnatic Rising, Permitta Esports and 9INE - ticket to ESL Challenger League Season 44: Europe
• 13th-16th place: Bad News Eagles, ex-Team Finest, ECSTATIC and K23 - ticket to ESL Challenger League Season 44: Europe
• 17th-23rd place: HEET, 1WIN, AGO Esports, EPG Family, Team Falcons, Ungentium and SINNERS - slot at ESL Challenger League Season 43 Relegation: Europe
• Disqualification: Eternal Fire