NRG eke out an overtime win over #145-ranked Procyon to reach FiRe Last Chance playoffs
After a disappointing fourth-place finish at FRAG University, NRG came into FiRe Last Chance in need of a deep run if they want a good chance of securing a spot at the PGL Major Singapore.
Dust2.us30 Oct 2026 · 1 min read
Their campaign began in the group stage against low-ranked South American opposition. Though they easily dispatched their first opponent 2-0, their winners' match against Argentine squad Procyon was far more competitive.
It came down to the wire, but NRG eventually closed out the series 2-1 to reach the top eight.
Also read: NRG drop out of NSTLGA Texas; enter LAST CHANCE after Voca drop out The series began on Procyon's pick of Inferno with the Argentinians flying out of the gate to a 7-0 lead before NRG finally got on the board.
After three in a row from NRG, Procyon finished the half with two more to earn a 9-3 lead. After taking the second pistol as well, Procyon nearly went flawless on their CT-side to take map one 13-4.
NRG picked Dust2 and had a much better start to go up 5-0. Procyon then went on a 6-1 run to tie the score 6-6 going into the second half.
Thanks in large part to an unbelievable performance from Håkon "hallzerk" Fjærli, NRG went 7-1 on their CT-side to take their pick 13-7.
