LIVE: CDL Super Week Day 5 – Paris Legion vs Toronto Ultra

The Call of Duty League has combined Weeks 2 and 3 of Stage 1 into one massive Super Week of matches, and everything you need to watch and follow the event live can be found below.

• LIVE NOW: Paris Legion look to stay hot as they take on Toronto Ultra.
• UP NEXT: Clayster faces off against Empire for the first time since being dropped.
• LAT VS LRR: Thieves remain perfect after taking down winless Royal Ravens 3-1.

Due to the inclement weather in Texas and other parts of the United States causing power outages for a lot of pro players, the CDL opted to combine the Week 2 and 3 matches into Super Week.

Seven straight days of matches will see all 12 teams in action at least three times, and with the Stage 1 Major looming around the corner, this will be the final opportunity for teams to improve their seeding for the $500,000 tournament.

CDL Super Week: Stream

The CDL streams all of its matches exclusively on YouTube, which is where you can also find replays of matches that have already been completed.

CDL Super Week: Schedule & scores

Day 5: Friday, February 26

	Match	PST	EST	GMT	AEDT (Feb 27)
Game 1	Thieves 3-1 Royal Ravens	12:00 PM	3:00 PM	8:00 PM	7:00 AM
	Ultra 2-2 Legion	1:30 PM	4:30 PM	9:30 PM	8:30 AM
Game 3	Empire vs Subliners	3:00 PM	6:00 PM	11:00 PM	10:00 AM

LA Thieves stay perfect after taking down winless Royal Ravens

After seeing FaZe get to 4-0 the day before, LA Thieves followed suit with a 3-1 victory over London Royal Ravens to remain perfect in the league so far. The series was tight pretty much the whole way through, but Thieves’ skill proved too much to handle for London at the end, especially with Kenny playing at the top of his game right now. With the loss, RR fell to 0-4 on the season.

Daily reminder that Kenny is really good at Call of Duty.@Kuavo | #LAThieves | #CDL2021 pic.twitter.com/Zdo71eB5zS

— DEXERTO Call of Duty (@DexertoIntel) February 26, 2021

Day 6: Saturday, February 27

Day 7: Sunday, February 28

CDL Super Week: Past results & recaps

Day 1: Monday, February 22

Mutineers get first win of 2021, FaZe stay unbeaten

After losing their season-opener at CDL Opening Weekend, Florida Mutineers’ new-look lineup got their first win of 2021 with a 3-1 victory over LA Guerrillas, who now sit at 1-2. LAG won the first map in dominant fashion before the Mutineers ripped off three straight maps to secure the series.

• Read More: Players to watch during CDL Super Week

The second match of the day was a battle of the unbeatens as Atlanta FaZe took on Toronto Ultra. The series started back-and-forth, and if it wasn’t for a clutch break at the end of the Raid Hardpoint, Atlanta may have found themselves down 0-2 early.

What a clutch break from @ATLFaZe to steal that map 💪#EZAF | #CDL2021pic.twitter.com/jkj5b1uhnm

— DEXERTO Call of Duty (@DexertoIntel) February 22, 2021

But things settled down after the second map as FaZe took games three and four quite comfortably to secure the 3-1 victory. The win now gives the boys in red a league-leading three wins, against just zero losses, while Ultra drop to 1-1.

Day 2: Tuesday, February 23

Legion & Subliners sweep their way to first wins, ROKKR stay hot vs Surge

After going 0-2 in the Opening Weekend, Paris Legion finally got their first win of 2021 at Super Week, and what a win it was. Despite being underdogs to the Mutineers, Legion pulled off a shocking sweep that featured a rare Hardpoint ending on time.

Not something you see every day…

The @ParisLegion vs @Mutineers Hardpoint ended on time 🤔#CDL2021pic.twitter.com/pgDy3axA5r

— DEXERTO Call of Duty (@DexertoIntel) February 23, 2021

Following Paris’ script, the New York Subliners also notched their first one in the win column after sweeping London Royal Ravens in perhaps the most dominant performance we’ve seen so far in 2021.

None of the three maps were close, especially the Control, which saw NYSL shred their opponents from start to finish and not give them even a chance at making any sort of comeback. With the loss, Royal Ravens now sit at 0-2 early on in the season.

• Read More: Why LAT’s Kenny is a danger for CDL Super Week

Rounding off a trio of Day 2 sweeps was Minnesota ROKKR grabbing their second win in a row after taking apart Seattle Surge 3-0. The series was closer than the final scoreline would suggest as Surge did make solid comebacks in both the S&D and Control, only to fall just short in both.

All sweeps this Tuesday.

Minnesota @ROKKR go big in the round 5 Control to seal the 3-0 vs the @SeattleSurge!#PlayAsOne | #CDL2021 pic.twitter.com/TsGIikAOyq

— Call of Duty League (@CODLeague) February 23, 2021

The win is ROKKR’s second in a row after their upset victory over Dallas Empire at Opening Weekend. Meanwhile, Seattle falls to 1-2, suffering already their second sweep this season.

Day 3: Wednesday, February 24

Empire & LA Thieves escape upsets, OpTic back to winning ways

Having already suffered an upset loss at Opening Weekend, Dallas Empire barely avoided back-to-back such defeats in their match vs London Royal Ravens. Despite getting completely dominated by the Subliners the day before, London pushed the defending champs to a fifth map before ultimately coming up just short of their first win of the season.

LA Thieves found themselves in a similar situation against the Seattle Subliners, who, just like London, were swept the day before. A back-and-forth affair saw the match pushed to a game five, but that was the most resistance that Surge could offer as LAT dominated the final S&D 6-0, thanks to some historic numbers put up by TJHaLy.

What a Game 5 for the Iceman @TJHaLy 🥶

• 12-0 K/D (1st)
• 1664 Damage (1st)
• 5 first bloods (1st)
• 5530 score (1st)#LAThieves | #CDL2021 pic.twitter.com/gcpBE2O371

— DEXERTO Call of Duty (@DexertoIntel) February 24, 2021

The third and final match of the day saw OpTic Chicago back in action for the first time since their Opening Weekend loss to FaZe. Faced with a stiff test in Toronto Ultra, the Green Wall started off with one of the most dominant Hardpoint wins in CDL history, putting Ultra in the dreaded ‘100-point club.’

The series settled down and got a bit closer after that but OpTic ultimately edged out the victory in four maps, improving to 2-1 on the season while Toronto dropped to 1-2.

When @FormaL is shooting like this, nobody's gunning him 🐐#BrickByBrick | #CDL2021 pic.twitter.com/0qVg8oEmNh

— DEXERTO Call of Duty (@DexertoIntel) February 25, 2021

Day 4: Thursday, February 25

FaZe clinch top seed, OpTic & Subliners stay hot

The New York Subliners continued their hot streak with another masterclass performance against the Minnesota ROKKR in what was arguably the most one-sided victory in CDL history. The Subliners have now swept both of their opponents during Super Week, improving to 2-1 on the season.

OpTic Chicago improved to 3-1 on the season after taking down LA Guerrillas, who have now lost two in a row during CDL Super Week. It looked like the series might go the way of an upset after LAG surprisingly took the first Hardpoint, but OpTic settled down to win the next three maps and secure the win.

The final match of the day saw Atlanta FaZe take care of business against Florida Mutineers, becoming the first team to hit 4-0 this season. With the victory, FaZe have also clinched the top seed in Group B, meaning they will start the upcoming Stage 1 Major in the second round of the Winners Bracket.

Man, @aBeZy sure LOVES this Hardpoint hill doesn't he 🔥#EZAF | #CDL2021 pic.twitter.com/2CD3AgJatI

— DEXERTO Call of Duty (@DexertoIntel) February 26, 2021

CDL Super Week essentials

• Players to watch during CDL Super Week
• CDL postpones Week 2 matches due to power outages
• Why LA Thieves’ Kenny is a DANGER for CDL Super Week
• Opening Weekend recap, scores, highlights
• Week 1 awards: Team of the Week & MVP
• CDL Power Rankings following Opening Weekend

CDL Super Week: Format & CDL Points

• Location: Online
• Prize Pool: N/A
• CDL Points: 10 per win
• Maps & Modes:
  • Hardpoint: Checkmate, Crossroads, Garrison, Moscow, Raid
  • Search & Destroy: Checkmate, Garrison, Miami, Moscow, Raid
  • Control: Checkmate, Garrison, Raid
• Matches are best-of-five (HP, S&D, Control, HP, S&D)

CDL Super Week: Teams & Rosters

CDL roster spotlight: Minnesota ROKKR’s new-look lineup delivered an upset victory over Dallas Empire at Opening Weekend.

All 12 teams are participating in the Week 2 event, split into the two groups that were drawn at the start of Stage 1. All teams within the same group play each other once during the Stage, for a total of five matches.

Group A

Group B

Make sure to check out our CDL 2021 Season hub for the latest standings, full schedule of all events, a breakdown of the season format, and more.