OXG 2:1 C9 
PZRO 2:1 TWMI 
VP 0:2 TWMI 
JJNC 1:2 C9 
DZ 2:1 OXG 
Project Zero have qualified for the Six Invitational 2026 after beating Twisted Minds at the Europe and MENA Six Invitational 2026 Last Chance Qualifier grand final. The European orgless roster had previously taken down Pannuhone, Twisted Minds, and Virtus.pro.
It's worth mentioning that Twisted Minds had taken down Europe and MENA League 2025 rosters Shifters, Gen.G Esports, and Virtus.pro before reaching the Last Chance Qualifier grand final. At the same time, they defeated Fnatic in the open qualifiers.
In the grand final, Project Zero had a great start with a rock-solid 7-4 win on Nighthaven Labs. However, Twisted Minds sent the series to the third map after an overtime win on Consulate. Eventually, Project Zero managed to clinch the victory after a 7-5 win on Clubhouse.
Project Zero's roster consists of former Fnatic and Team Secret player Dawid "Gruby" Marciniak, former Team Secret player Harvey "Eupor" Hawkins, Daniel "Flexy" Esmail, Oscar "Oscr" Deacon, and Skeptic.
Unless they don't find an esports organization to represent in the next few weeks, the Six Invitational 2026 will be the second edition in a row with at least one orgless roster. Last year's edition included three in Unwanted, RazaH Company, and Team Joel. Surprisingly enough, the first two reached the competition's Top 6.
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