PUBG Continental Series (PCS5) Europe Grand Finals have come to an end with the end of the third week. As the PCS5 Grand Europe Finals phase came to an end with the matches that took place this week, the participants of PUBG’s biggest tournament were also determined.
The teams have collected the final PGC points for the PUBG Global Championship (PGC), the biggest tournament in the PUBG esports scene. With these results, the teams that ranked in the last tournament, respectively Virtus.pro, FaZe Clan, Question Mark, BBL Esports and Natus Vincere, Team Liquid, Heroic and ENCE have qualified to participate in PGC 2021, which will be held in Korea.
So, let’s take a look at the last week’s match results and the overall performances of the teams.
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The performances of the teams at the end of the third weekend were as follows:
The champion of the tournament was Virtus.pro. Virtus.pro dominated the teams of the entire European region. Another team, Question Mark, achieved great success by improving their performance throughout the tournament.
In addition, it should be noted that the MVP of the week was Abou1ze from the Question Mark team.
With the end of the tournament, different titles and awards found their owners. Accordingly, the player who was selected as MVP throughout the entire tournament was xmpl from NaVi.
Virtus.pro was the team that won the Insane Squad title and an additional $10,000 prize.
In addition, a squad that we can call the “Dream Team” of the tournament was also selected. Here are the players on the dream team:
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