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Astralis’s worst Major result in club’s history: PGL Major Antwerp 2022

Astralis have finished PGL Major Antwerp 2022 in the 17-19th place, which is the organization’s worst-ever result at Majors. On Twitter, Dexerto writer Luis Mira called a notice of this fact.

Astralis competed in 10 Major events in all, winning a record-breaking four times. Prior to the Antwerp tournament, the Danes’ worst results in Valve tournaments were 12-14th place finishes in Boston and Stockholm.

The final standings of Astralis at Majors:

  • MLG Columbus 2016 – 3-4th
  • ESL One Cologne 2016 – 5-8th
  • ELEAGUE Atlanta Major 2017 – 1st
  • PGL Krakow Major 2017 – 3-4th
  • ELEAGUE Boston Major 2018 – 12-14th
  • FACEIT London Major 2018 – 1st
  • IEM Katowice Major 2019 – 1st
  • StarLadder Berlin Major 2019 – 1st
  • PGL Major Stockholm 2021 – 12-14th
  • PGL Major Antwerp 2022 – 17-19th

Astralis did not advance to the Legends Stage of the PGL Major Antwerp 2022, ending the Challengers Stage with a 2-3 record. The team of Lukas “gla1ve” Rossander defeated IHC and MIBR, but lost to Vitality, Team Spirit, and lastly against Team Liquid.

Read more: Lucky to leave Astralis following contract expiration

Doğukan Sarıdemir

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