Florida Mutineers win CDL Paris: results, final placements, highlights

Albert Petrosyan

Florida Mutineers have done it again, winning the Paris Home Series to become the first Call of Duty League team to win three tournaments and go back-to-back so far this season.

Pure domination. That’s all one can say about the Mutineers’ performance in the Grand Final vs Atlanta FaZe, as they disposed of the league’s top team in 3-0 fashion to win CDL Paris.

The journey to their third Home Series win was as convincing as it gets – victories against Paris Legion, Dallas Empire, New York Subliners, and FaZe sealed the deal and extended their current winning streak to a whopping eight games.

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It’ll be hard to argue against putting Florida at the top of the heap when it comes to the best team in the Call of Duty League; while they may not have any tournament victories on LAN, it’s clear that they’ve now become the side to beat and could easily go into the Championship Weekend as the favorite.

Their efforts, once again, earned them the maximum 50 CDL Points, pushing them all the way up to second place, while Atlanta remained atop the standings with 30 points of their own.

CDL Paris Home Series final placements

Placement Team CDL Points Prize Money Roster
1 Florida Mutineers 50 $50,000 Fero, Skyz, Havok, Frosty, Owakening
2 Atlanta FaZe 30 $30,000 Simp, Cellium, Priestahh, aBeZy, MajorManiak
3/4 Dallas Empire 20 $10,000 Clayster, Crimsix, Huke, Shotzzy, iLLeY
3/4 New York Subliners 20 $10,000 Temp, ZooMaa, Attach, Accuracy, Mack
5/6 London Royal Ravens 10 Skrapz, Wuskin, Seany, Dylan, Zer0
5/6 Toronto Ultra 10 Methodz, Cammy, Bance, MettalZ, Cleanx
7/8 Paris Legion 0 KiSMET, Louqa, Denz, Zed, Shockz
7/8 OpTic Gaming Los Angeles 0 SlasheR, Kuavo, TJHaLy, Dashy, Chino

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CDL Paris Grand Final recap & highlights

The series kicked off on Gun Runner Hardpoint, a map and mode combination very familiar to these two teams. While it was a back-and-forth affair to start, Mutineers eventually gained control and secured the 250-190 victory to take a 1-0 lead in the series.

The second map, Piccadilly Search and Destroy, was a lot tighter, going all the way to round 11. The two powerhouse squads traded punches but it was ultimately Florida who clutched up at the end for a 6-5 win and a huge 2-0 advantage in the match.

With full momentum on their side, Mutineers put in arguably the most dominant performance of the season on Hackney Yard Domination, winning by an unbelievable scoreline of 235-70 – a margin that may have been unheard of until today.

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Needless to say, it was all Florida from wire to wire, and a much-deserved 3-0 sweep saw them clinch the tournament victory and become the first team to go back-to-back this campaign.

CDL Paris Home Series final brackets and scores

Here are the finalized brackets and results for this weekend’s tournament. Teams marked in red were eliminated at that point in the competition.

Group A Bracket

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Group B Bracket

Playoff Bracket

Friday, June 19 – Day 1 recap & highlights

Round Match
Group A R1 Florida Mutineers 3 – 0 Paris Legion
Group A R1 Dallas Empire 3 – 2 London Royal Ravens
Group B R1 OpTic Gaming LA 1 – 3 New York Subliners
Group B R1 Toronto Ultra 2 – 3 Atlanta FaZe

Saturday, June 20 – Day 2 recap & highlights

Round Match
Group B WR2 New York Subliners 2 – 3 Atlanta FaZe
Group A WR2 Florida Mutineers 3 – 1 Dallas Empire
Group B LR1 OpTic Gaming LA 0 – 3 Toronto Ultra
Group A LR1 Paris Legion1 – 3 London Royal Ravens
Group B LR2 New York Subliners 3 – 1 Toronto Ultra
Group A LR2 Dallas Empire 3 – 0 London Royal Ravens

Sunday, June 21

Round Match
Semifinal 1 Florida Mutineers 3 – 2 New York Subliners
Semifinal 2 Atlanta FaZe 3 – 2 Dallas Empire
Grand Final Florida Mutineers 3 – 0 Atlanta FaZe

CDL Paris Home Series coverage & recaps

Next up: CDL New York Home Series

With just three more Home Series left in the 2020 regular season, the Call of Duty League turns to The Big Apple, as New York Subliners host their first and only event on July 10-12.

Atlanta FaZe and Chicago Huntsmen headline the eight teams that will be competing, as opportunities to add to their CDL Point totals are starting to dwindle.

  • Group A:
    • Paris Legion vs Toronto Ultra
    • Atlanta FaZe vs Los Angeles Guerrillas
  • Group B:
    • London Royal Ravens vs Chicago Huntsmen
    • New York Subliners vs Minnesota ROKKR

For more information about this tournament and the entire CDL season, make sure to check out our Call of Duty League 2020 hub, which includes updated standings, full event schedule, latest roster changes, and more.

About The Author

Albert is a former esports and gaming writer, focused particularly on Call of Duty and content creators. Spending over three years at Dexerto, Albert eventually now works with streamer NICKMERCS and the MFAM group. You can find Albert @AlbertoRavioli on Twitter.