All the top teams at this tournament have something to prove. Some of them are set for perfect revenge.
Some of the best Counter-Strike 2 teams in the world participate in BLAST Rivals Fall 2025. In the Group Stage, they face a few underdogs — the chance of an upset is always thrilling, even if it’s unlikely to happen this time. The Playoffs unleash the main battles!
Everything from the CS2 esports event BLAST Rivals Fall 2025 is here! Watch the stream, check out the matchups with results, and dive into the competitive details.
How to watch BLAST Rivals Fall 2025: Stream
The official YouTube and Twitch channels of BLAST Premier broadcast all matches from BLAST Rivals Fall 2025. You can watch the stream here, too, as it’s embedded above.
Schedule
The tournament goes on from Nov. 12 to Nov. 16 in Hong Kong. The first two days feature Group Stage matches: eight teams are divided into two groups, and after double-elimination battles, six advance to the Playoffs. The final part is single-elimination brackets.
Here is the detailed schedule of the BLAST Rivals Fall 2025 Playoffs.
| Estimate start time | Tournament stage | Matches |
|---|---|---|
| Nov. 14: 9 a.m. CET / 3 a.m. ET | Quarterfinal | Passion UA 0:2 paiN Gaming 4:13 on Nuke 7:13 on Inferno |
| Nov. 14: 11:30 a.m. CET / 5:30 a.m. ET | Quarterfinal | Vitality 2:1 Spirit 11:13 on Dust II 19:16 on Nuke 16:13 on Mirage |
| Nov. 15: 9 a.m. CET / 3 a.m. ET | Semifinal | FURIA 2:0 paiN 13:3 on Nuke 16:12 on Overpass |
| Nov. 15: 11:30 a.m. CET / 5:30 a.m. ET | Semifinal | Falcons 2:0 Vitality 16:13 on Inferno 13:8 on Nuke |
| Nov. 16: 9 a.m. CET / 3 a.m. ET | Grand final | FURIA 3:1 Falcons 3:13 on Inferno 13:9 on Nuke 19:15 on Train 19:16 on Mirage |
Results at BLAST Rivals Fall 2025
Check out the BLAST Rivals Hong Kong matchups and results in this section, including the map scores.
Group stage
This stage is pretty forgiving, as three out of four teams can advance to the Playoffs.
- Group A: It’s a death group for Passion UA. Seeing these underdogs winning over the CS2 esports monsters would be really surprising.
- Group B: TYLOO are in danger here. paiN Gaming could be the only hope for the Chinese team to grab one win, but it would still be about a stroke of luck for TYLOO.
| Group A | Group A |
|---|---|
| The MongolZ 1:2 Passion UA 16:14 on Overpass 11:13 on Inferno 11:13 on Nuke | FURIA 2:1 paiN 7:13 on Nuke 13:6 on Overpass 13:11 on Mirage |
| Spirit 0:2 Falcons 13:16 on Dust II 8:13 on Nuke | Vitality 2:1 TYLOO 13:2 on Overpass 4:13 on Nuke 13:11 on Inferno |
| The MongolZ 0:2 Spirit 6:13 on Dust II 10:13 on Ancient | paiN 2:1 TYLOO 13:7 on Nuke 9:13 on Ancient 13:10 on Overpass |
| Falcons 2:0 Passion UA 13:11 on Train 13:10 on Mirage | FURIA 2:1 Vitality 13:11 on Nuke 13:16 on Overpass 13:5 on Inferno |
- The miracle did happen during the Group Stage at BLAST Rivals 2025 Hong Kong! Passion UA defeated The MongolZ in the opening match, so these underdogs made it the Playoffs. The MongolZ lost to Spirit and were eliminated.
- TYLOO surprised twice during the group matches. They were the reason for one of the worst maps for Vitality: a 4:13 on Nuke. It looked like Vitality could do nothing beyond a few starting rounds. Then, TYLOO recovered from a big score disadvantage on Overpass against paiN. They still lost both matches and couldn’t make it to the final brackets.
Playoffs at BLAST Rivals Hong Kong
The Group winners start from the semifinals. There is no third-place match at BLAST Rivals Hong Kong. The grand final is the only best-of-five (Bo5) series.
| Quarterfinals | Semifinals | Final |
|---|---|---|
| Passion UA 0:2 paiN Gaming 4:13 on Nuke 7:13 on Inferno Mirage | FURIA 2:0 paiN 13:3 on Nuke 16:12 on Overpass | FURIA 3:1 Falcons 3:13 on Inferno 13:9 on Nuke 19:15 on Train 19:16 on Mirage |
| Vitality 2:1 Spirit 11:13 on Dust II 19:16 on Nuke 16:13 on Mirage | Falcons 2:0 Vitality 16:13 on Inferno 13:8 on Nuke |
Quarterfinals
- Passion UA ended their run in the quarterfinals. paiN Gaming won this match to face FURIA in the semi. PUA made a good impact, though. It’s interesting to follow this team in the future CS2 esports event.
- Despite a really close battle, Spirit could not defeat Vitality. They had a 5:0 lead on Nuke after winning Dust II, and Vitality still recovered from that. The decisive map was Mirage, and again, Vitality won only in overtime. Being a Team Vitality fan is a rollercoaster of emotions right now. Team Spirit left BLAST Rivals Fall 2025.
Semifinals
- FURIA defeated paiN Gaming to advance to the grand final at BLAST Rivals 2025 in Hong Kong. The first map, Nuke, was very one-sided, as FURIA won with a 13:3. paiN looked much better on Overpass, but the early advantage did not help them win the match.
- Vitality players were extremely inconsistent throughout the tournament, and it was the case in the grand final as well. Team Vitality lost a big score advantage on Inferno and let Falcons won it. Then, they fell apart on the T side on Nuke — and couldn’t properly recover after that. Vitality are out, and Falcons advance to the grand final at BLAST Fall 2025.
Finals
- FURIA defeated Team Falcons in the grand final of BLAST Rivals 2025 in Hong Kong. Falcons won Map 1 with quite a big advantage, but then FURIA stroke back. Two final maps were extremely close.
- FURIA are the champions at CS2 BLAST Rivals Fall 2025!
BLAST Rivals Fall 2025 final standings
The prize pool of BLAST Rivals Fall 2025 is $350,000. It’s divided among all the tournament participants.
| Placement | Teams | Prize money |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | TBD | $125,000 |
| 2nd | TBD | $75,000 |
| 3rd–4th | Team Vitality paiN Gaming | $40,000 |
| 5th–6th | Team Spirit Passion UA | $25,000 |
| 7th–8th | TYLOO The MongolZ | $10,000 |
Broadcast talent
Here are the people to fire up streams at this CS2 esports event: talent at BLAST Rivals Fall 2025 in Hong Kong.
| Role | Talent |
|---|---|
| Desk host | Freya “Freya” Spiers |
| Show hosts | James Banks (also, interviews) Stephen “Stelight” Light (Chinese) |
| Analysts | Jacob “Pimp” Winneche Peter “dupreeh” Rasmussen Alex “Mauisnake” Ellenberg |
| Casters | Harry “JustHarry” Russell Hugo Byron Mohan “launders” Govindasamy Conner “Scrawny” Girvan |
Revenge and the test of power
With the current esports schedule, the top CS2 teams jump between tournaments with only a two-day break. This creates extra intensity and applies an interesting competitive layer.
Revenge opportunities
FURIA defeated Vitality in the grand final of IEM Chengdu 2025 — on Nov. 9. These teams start BLAST Rivals Fall 2025 in the same group, and Vitality players sure want revenge for that 0:3 loss.
- Spirit have a lot to say to The MongolZ, who did not let them enter the Playoffs in Chengdu. Being in one group is pretty convenient for this revenge.
Proving the power
- Falcons still need to prove they are capable of winning big tournaments. With roster changes, this team has yet to achieve a grand final victory. At IEM Chengdu 2025, Falcons defeated MOUZ, alright — but that was a third-place match.
- The MongolZ certainly want to prove their true power. Their results dropped substantially, starting from ESL Pro League Season 22. The CS2 Esports World Cup 2025 victory was the peak for The MongolZ, and they certainly want to climb even higher.
- FURIA are on the rise, and it feels like they would like to prove that their win at IEM Chengdu 2025 is not a random spike in the tournament performance.
- As for proving the power, paiN Gaming definitely need to do this. They had really good results, like the top 4 at the Austin Major, but the organization decided to skip a few tournaments — something related to keeping CS2 VRS points to qualify for the next Major. This strategy shouldn’t cost the tournament form, though.
In around two weeks after BLAST Rivals Fall 2025, the entire Counter-Strike community can enjoy the exciting conclusion of this competitive season. StarLadder Budapest Major 2025 is from Nov. 24 to Dec. 14.