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Another week where CS2 led the esports headlines. ESL outlined changes to IEM Cologne and prepared Pro League’s return to an arena. Envy returned to Counter-Strike, FUT confirmed a new AWPer, and two experienced leaders moved into new chapters. Here are five key developments announced during September 28-October 4. This Week’s Highlights ...

It’s all about CS2 this week. We witnessed that a long-running organisation confirmed its closure, a roster move changed one team’s Major qualification route, and ESL revealed how it seeded the next Pro League season. A tournament final, a player absence and a gameplay change also drew attention. This Week’s Highlights Complexity confirms ...

CS2 dominated this week’s esports headlines. Perfect World confirmed the return of the Major to Shanghai, several organisations changed their active line-ups, and the Thunderpick World Championship field was revealed. The week ended with Vitality returning to winning ways at StarLadder StarSeries Fall in Barcelona. This Week’s Highlights P...

We had some pretty important developments on the CS2 scene in the last week. Namely, Legacy claimed another international trophy, Valve’s delayed September ranking created problems for tournament organisers, and several teams secured places at upcoming LAN events. There was also movement behind the scenes, with Eternal Fire bringing back a famil...

Spirit secured a second consecutive trophy by winning BLAST Open Porto, while MOUZ reached another top-tier final. Elsewhere, NIP and FlyQuest changed their leadership, The MongolZ brought cobrazera back for FISSURE Playground 3, and connection problems decided an IEM Beijing qualification place. Danish coach ruggah also ended his decade-long ca...