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Spirit Sweeps Legacy 2-0 to Reach the Esports World Cup Final

Spirit won 13-7 on Dust2 and 13-9 on Ancient to set up an August 23 best-of-five final against FUT.

Spirit advanced to the Esports World Cup 2026 final after beating Legacy 2-0 on August 22. The best-of-three semifinal ended with Spirit winning Dust2 13-7 and Ancient 13-9, as recorded in the Legacy vs. Spirit post-match thread.

The result sends Spirit into the Paris final on August 23, where it will face FUT in a best-of-five at 13:30. Legacy will meet FURIA in the third-place match at 10:00. The result also resolves the crowded side of the EWC 2026 playoff draw: Spirit, Vitality, and Falcons were placed together, leaving only one route from that trio to the grand final. Spirit claimed it.

Spirit won both maps in the semifinal

The veto left Mirage unused. Spirit first removed Inferno, while Legacy removed Anubis. Spirit then picked Dust2, Legacy picked Ancient, Spirit removed Cache, and Legacy removed Nuke. The series ended after the two scheduled map picks, with no decider required.

Spirit recover from a slow Dust2 start

Legacy opened Dust2 with a 5-1 defensive lead after Vinicius “n1ssim” Pereira won a 1v2 and added two more multi-kills. Spirit struggled in the opening duels and went into halftime with a 2-10 record in that area, but Danil “donk” Kryshkovets and Myroslav “zont1x” Plakhotia began punishing the gaps in Legacy’s setups.

After the side switch, Spirit’s defense gave Legacy almost no room to work. A run of multi-kills from donk helped turn the map around, while Dmitry “sh1ro” Sokolov later closed a 1v3 with too little time left for Legacy to change plans. Spirit allowed only one round after the break on the way to finishing the comeback.

Ancient never gave Legacy a real opening

Legacy won the Ancient pistol and its follow-up round, only to walk into an A-site stack and lose the next eco. Spirit kept reading the Brazilian offense correctly from there, using repeated site stacks and sharp information plays to force Legacy into uncomfortable individual fights.

Spirit’s leading pair had already done most of the damage by halftime. Donk had 19 kills and sh1ro had 12, while the other three Spirit players combined for 10. Legacy scraped together a few late-round wins to keep the score respectable, but Spirit continued to control the pace after the break.

Boris “magixx” Vorobiev’s calling kept Legacy guessing, and the team struggled to find answers after another pistol-and-conversion sequence. With n1ssim unable to repeat his earlier impact, Spirit closed Ancient and ended the series without dropping a map.

Spirit will now meet FUT in a new matchup at this event, while Legacy and FURIA play earlier that day for third place.

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