Don't miss the match between Natus Vincere and Rune Eaters at DPC EEU 2021/2022 Tour 3: Division I

Natus Vincere will play against Rune Eaters Esports in the fifth week match of the final part of the 2021/2022 DPC ranking season. NaVi are confidently moving towards a slot at the PGL Arlington Major, while kaori and the team are one step away from relegation to Division II.

Tournament table in the region:

Team name

Match score

Map score

1

BetBoom Team

4-1

8-3

2

Natus Vincere

4-1

8-3

3

Outsiders

4-1

8-3

4

Team Spirit

4-1

8-2

5

One Move

2-3

4-6

6

Mind Games

1-4

3-8

7

Rune Eaters Esports

1-5

5-10

8

Pari Parni

1-5

2-11

The Born to Win started their performance at the DPC EEU 2021/2022 Tour 3: Division I with an easy victory over CIS-Rejects, who later changed their name to Pari Parni despite lags during the match. Then the team defeated BetBoom Team with a score of 2:0. The winning streak of NAVI was stopped by the champions of The International 10, Team Spirit. After that, Solo and the team outplayed Outriders and Mind Games. Thus, Natus Vincere have 4-1 statistics and have every chance to go to the second Major of the season.

Rune Eaters Esports discovered the second division with the victory over Mind Games. But then the Kazakh team faced a black streak. The club lost all 5 subsequent matches, although they managed to win a map from rivals from time to time. For Rune Eaters this will be the last match in the first division of Eastern Europe. In case of defeat, the team is guaranteed to go down in class.

Both participants of the fight have not previously met, they have a huge difference in the level of the game. Will NAVI be able to get one step closer to the desired result, or will Rune Eaters Esports only hope for the outcome of other matches? About who can become the winner in this fight, you can read in the forecast on our website.

Recall that DPC EEU 2021/2022 Tour 3: Division I runs from June 9th to July 15th of this year. The top 8 teams in Eastern Europe are battling it out for a $205,000 prize pool, 1,150 DPC points and 3 slots at the PGL Arlington Major. The 2 worst teams will continue their performance in Division II.