FURIA fe vs Flamengo

Team Form & Rankings

FURIA fe: Ranked ~#137 globally, coming into the quarterfinals with a 4–1 Bo3 record recently—showing solid group-stage form

Flamengo: Ranked ~#100, undefeated in Group A (2–1), including a big 2–0 win over Keyd Stars. Also beat FURIA via a dominant 2–0 sweep in this very match: Nuke 13–5, Anubis 13–8

Map Pool Insights

The veto showed Flamengo banned Train and Dust2, and picked Nuke, locking in Ancient as map three option.

Flamengo has strong Nuke form—they stormed to a 13–5 win. On Anubis, they also comfortably handled FURIA 13–8.

FURIA fe had shown strength on Anubis in prior weeks (e.g., winning 13–9 vs Flamengo in CCT), but couldn’t replicate it here.

Match-up view: Flamengo is firmly in charge on both selected maps, leaving FURIA little room to breathe.

Individual & Tactical Factors

Flamengo standout: vsm had an insane 45 kills and a 2.06 rating across two maps.

delboNi and Misfit had strong supporting ratings (1.42 and 1.37 respectively).

FURIA fe struggled: lulitenz led with only ~1.12 rating, others fell closer to 0.6–0.9—a large disparity.

Tactically, Flamengo controlled pace—strong mid-control on Nuke and aggressive default takes on Anubis. FURIA never really got map control or tempo.

Tactical Scenarios & Prediction

Flamengo’s Nuke pick was textbook: flawless T-side pressure and CT-side discipline.

On Anubis, Flamengo adjusted slower mid-round movements, punishing FURIA’s rotations.

Key moment: Once Flamengo secured early lead, FURIA were forced into uncomfortable retakes, never finding momentum.

Summary

Team form: Flamengo came in hotter and maintained momentum.

Map pool: Flamengo’s clear edge on Nuke/Anubis.

Individual play: vsm’s dominance unmatched, heavy contrast with FURIA’s subdued stars.

Tactics: Flamengo dictating pace; FURIA couldn’t challenge mid control or default setups.

AI Predicted score

Flamengo 2–0