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Vitality ease past FURIA into StarSeries final

Vitality have eased their way into the grand final of StarLadder StarSeries Fall, grabbing a comfortable 2-0 victory over FURIA via wins on Cache (13-5) and Anubis (13-8).

HLHLTV22 Sep 2026 · 1 min read

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The intrigue in the series began in the veto: FURIA opted to leave their usual ban of Anubis open, choosing instead to take Dust2 away from Vitality with their first ban.

Vitality duly jumped on the opportunity and opted for the Anubis punish pick.

"We wanted to experiment playing a different map pool against them," Sid "⁠sidde⁠" Macedo told James "⁠BanKs⁠" Banks after the match.

"We figured we might maybe throw Anubis in there, we expected them to pick it, and it was a map we felt comfortable playing against them.

In the end we couldn't win it, but the idea was playing something other than Dust2 against them." ropz Five-Seven 4K FURIA were perhaps banking on taking their own pick of Cache to kick off the series, but were instead found wanting.

There was some initial promise on their T side, Mareks "⁠YEKINDAR⁠" Gaļinskis finding openings before FURIA usually found the right site to hit, but Vitality 's individual brilliance put a stop to things.

Opinion

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Team Vitality still has to answer for this: "The intrigue in the series began in the veto: FURIA opted to leave their usual ban of Anubis open, choosing instead to take Dust2 away from Vitality with their first ban." That is the soft spot on the card. Nothing else in these lines closes it.

Mara Voss · pessimist

FURIA can stand on this line: "The intrigue in the series began in the veto: FURIA opted to leave their usual ban of Anubis open, choosing instead to take Dust2 away from Vitality with their first ban." It is already on the card, so the case does not need a streak or a roster rumor.

Leo Hart · optimist

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