Team Spirit are the BLAST Open Porto 2026 champions after beating MOUZ 3-1 in the Grand Final at Super Bock Arena in Porto.

Spirit took Dust2 13-8, MOUZ answered on Mirage 13-11, and Spirit then closed the best-of-five with dominant wins on Ancient and Nuke. The result gives Spirit another major CS2 trophy just two weeks after their Esports World Cup 2026 victory.

Follow the full Spirit vs MOUZ Grand Final match page on Frag for the matchup, team form and event context.

BLAST Open Porto 2026 Grand Final result

• Dust2 – Team Spirit 13-8 MOUZ
• Mirage – MOUZ 13-11 Team Spirit
• Ancient – Team Spirit 13-3 MOUZ
• Nuke – Team Spirit 13-6 MOUZ
• Final score – Team Spirit 3-1 MOUZ

Spirit set the tone on Dust2 with a 13-8 opening-map win. MOUZ responded on Mirage, edging the second map 13-11 to level the series and briefly turn the Grand Final into a best-of-three.

That was as close as MOUZ came to taking control. Spirit dominated Ancient 13-3 and then carried the momentum into Nuke, where a 13-6 win finished the series and secured the Porto trophy.

donk and sh1ro lead Spirit in the final

Danil “donk” Kryshkovets finished the four-map series with 73 kills, 52 deaths and 99 ADR. Dmitry “sh1ro” Sokolov was just as important, posting 70 kills against only 41 deaths for a +29 differential.

Andrey “tN1R” Tatarinovich added 60 kills and 99 ADR, giving Spirit three players with major impact across the series. MOUZ could not match that output, with PR leading his team on 51 kills.

You can follow the current rosters, recent form and upcoming matches on the Spirit team page and MOUZ team page.

Spirit dropped just one map on the road to the trophy

Spirit’s overall run makes the Porto title even more impressive. They reached the Grand Final without dropping a map, sweeping DENDELE, G2, FURIA and Team Falcons 2-0.

MOUZ were also in strong form before the final. They beat 9z and Inner Circle 2-0 in the group stage, defeated Team Falcons 2-1, and then swept Vitality 2-0 in the semifinal.

The Grand Final therefore matched two teams that had controlled their sides of the bracket. Spirit’s win completed an event in which they lost only one map – Mirage against MOUZ – across their entire tournament run.

For the full tournament format, earlier results and playoff structure, see our BLAST Open Porto 2026 bracket and results guide.

Another trophy two weeks after EWC 2026

The Porto win continues a remarkable late-summer run for Spirit. On August 23, they beat FUT Esports 3-1 in Paris to win the CS2 Esports World Cup 2026. Two weeks later, they have added another title with the same 3-1 Grand Final scoreline.

That EWC run ended with donk named tournament MVP. Frag covered the full result in our CS2 EWC 2026 Grand Final recap.

There was also a measure of reversal in the Porto result. MOUZ had beaten Spirit 3-1 in their previous BLAST Bounty Grand Final meeting. This time, Spirit returned the same series score when the teams met for the Porto title.

BLAST Open Porto 2026 prize money

BLAST Open Porto 2026 featured 16 teams and a total prize pool of $1.1 million, split between player prize money and club shares.

• 1st – Team Spirit – $150,000 player prize plus $100,000 club share
• 2nd – MOUZ – $60,000 player prize plus $100,000 club share

The result closes the August 26 – September 6 event, which began with group play in Copenhagen before moving to Porto for the arena playoffs.

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