The battle for best in NA: It's finals day in BLAST Premier Fall Showdown

So far we've had four days of thrilling Counter-Strike action, the final BLAST event in Counter-Strike Global Offensive, it all comes down to this to decide who will be the final two competitors in the BLAST Premier Fall Final.

Their may only be two games today, but their set to be the highest intensity games of the entire Showdown, all four teams involved will put everything on the line in the server in order to secure their place in the Royal Arena in Copenhagen.

For the last time in Global Offensive, let's take you through everything you can expect from the day's action.

BIG vs Cloud9

In a repeat of our BLAST Premier Spring Showdown final, the Germans of BIG will take on the Cloud9 Russian superteam in our European final. Cloud9 were the victors back in Spring, but who will win the day in Fall?

BIG have been impressive in their run to the final, they beat ENCE 2-0 in their semi final. They also opened up with a 2-0 against Polish team 9INE, making them the only team left in either Showdown to not yet drop a map.

As for Cloud9, they've also impressed as they took down both Movistar Riders and IEM Cologne champions G2 on their way to the final. H0bbit is now calling for the superteam, can he guide them to Fall Final?

Photo: Michal Konkol

Liquid vs Complexity

Ever since Liquid waved goodbye to their national roots in favour of an international roster, Complexity have been vying for the title of the best team in North America. Signing EliGE to help them hold that title, the Americas final match will be the first time the NA legend plays against his former team since joining Complexity in June,

Liquid can be forgiven for looking somewhat shaky in their run to the final considering it's daps' first time playing on the server since April last year Their map wins have been dominant, but the Liquid of old wouldn't have dropped maps against teams like Party Astronauts and Forsaken.

As for Complexity, they have been steadily improving since bringing on EliGE, and their recent results at both the Showdown and ESL Pro League Season 18 are testaments to that improvement. That being said, with players like NAF and YEKINDAR, Liquid are a different beast, do Complexity have what it takes to officially become the best in NA?

Photo: Michal Konkol