FURIA-G2 Quarter-Final Set as FISSURE Playground 3 Bracket Takes Shape

G2 and Alliance became the final teams to qualify for the FISSURE Playground 3 playoffs on 10 September, with G2 beating 5star 2-0 and Alliance closing out a clean lower-bracket run by taking down magic by the same scoreline. The results complete the six-team FISSURE Playground 3 playoff bracket, setting up a quarter-final pairing between FURIA and G2.

5star arrived at the G2 series with momentum, having already knocked out The MongolZ 2-0 on 8 September and outlasted Astralis 2-1 on the same day as their G2 clash. That run, detailed in coverage of G2’s FISSURE Playground 3 campaign, ran out of steam on G2’s home map. 5star opened strong on both halves of Inferno, but G2’s comfort on the map took over once guns came up, and the Europeans followed up by dominating Ancient across both sides.

Alliance’s path was tighter. magic built an 11-4 lead on their own map pick, Ancient, before the Swedes clawed back and won it in overtime, then closed out Inferno 13-7 behind a strong T-side from Sean ‘eraa’ Knutsson.

Key Numbers

G2 beat 5star 13-9 on Inferno and 13-4 on Ancient, with Matúš ‘MATYS’ Šimko finishing 38-21 for a 1.63 Rating 3.0 and 106.3 ADR. Alliance beat magic 16-13 on Ancient and 13-7 on Inferno, with Knutsson posting 39-27 and a 1.20 rating while Simon ‘twist’ Eliasson added a 1.24 rating.

What’s Next

MIBR face Alliance on 11 September at 02:00, followed by FURIA against G2 at 05:00 the same day. The winners advance to face Legacy and BETBOOM respectively on 12 September, with the FISSURE Playground 3 grand final scheduled for 13 September.

Source: HLTV.org

Tobias Ferrante
Tobias Ferrante

Since: June 2, 2026

Tobias Ferrante has been following competitive gaming since the early days of LAN tournaments, and his passion for esports eventually collided with a deep interest in betting markets and odds analysis. He approaches esports wagering with the mindset of a strategist rather than a gambler, breaking down team form, meta shifts, and roster changes to help readers make smarter, more informed decisions. His coverage spans titles including League of Legends, CS2, Valorant, and Dota 2.

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