FURIA outlast Nemiga in Five -map Bucharest final as YEKINDAR claims first MVP

FURIA outlast Nemiga in Five -map Bucharest final as YEKINDAR claims first MVP

FURIA defeated Nemiga 3–2 in the PGL Masters Bucharest grand final, securing their second consecutive trophy after winning Thunderpick World Championship.

YEKINDAR powered the victory with 82 kills, 57 deaths, 99 . 6 ADR and a 1 . 56 rating, earning the first HLTV MVP award of his career.

Three one-sided Maps open the final

Nemiga struck first with a commanding 13–2 victory on Ancient, establishing a 10–2 halftime lead before completing the map without conceding another round.

FURIA answered with 13–5 on Dust2, recovering despite losing both pistol rounds. They then dismantled Nemiga 13–2 on Cache, moving ahead in the series with a second consecutive dominant performance.

Nemiga Force the decider

Mirage brought a more competitive finish. Nemiga established a 9–3 halftime advantage and won the second-half pistol to extend their lead to 10–3.

FURIA fought back to 10–10, but Nemiga recovered and secured the map 13–11, winning a final-round situation despite being a player down.

That sent the championship to Nuke , where FURIA held a narrow 7–5 halftime lead before pulling away. A 6–1 second half delivered a 13–6 victory and the title.

Khan finished as Nemiga’s strongest performer across the final with Team 6seven –54 and a 1 . 18 rating.

YEKINDAR’s playoff surge earns the medal

YEKINDAR’s final performance capped an exceptional knockout stage. he led the playoff field with a 1 . 37 rating, 91 . 6 ADR and 0 . 82 kills PERDAN4IK round, finishing the tournament with a 1 . 27 overall rating.

For Nemiga, the defeat ended a breakthrough run that included playoff victories over FUT and Vitality . FURIA departed Bucharest with another trophy before continuing their schedule in Asia.