LIVE – Everything You Need to Know About the ECS Season 5 CS:GO Finals – Stream, Schedule, Results and More

The ECS Season 5 finals are due to take place from June 8th – 10th with a total prize pool of $660,000 up for grabs for the eight teams in attendance.

The total prize pool for the league actually amounts to $750,000 but $90,000 of that has already been distributed to the teams from the European and North American divisions that didn’t make it to the playoffs.

A total of eight teams will be in attendance at the event which is being held in London, England, at the SSE Arena in Wembley. Four of those teams are coming from the North American region and four from Europe.

Unfortunately the season four champions, FaZe Clan, will not be slightly hamstrung during their title defense as their Swedish star Olof ‘olofmeister’ Kajbjer is taking time away from competing due to personal reasons. Jorgen “cromen” Robertsen will attend the event in his place.

 

Stream:

The first two days of the competition will be dedicated to the GSL style group stage. The two groups of four will begin by playing best of one matches but elimination and decider matches will be best-of-threes.

The groups are as follows:

Four teams will advance from the Group Stage to the playoffs which will consist of two semifinals and a Grand Final. All playoff matches will be best of threes and the full schedule can be found below:

Friday June 8th – Begins 13:00 BST, 14:00 CEST, 08:00 Eastern Time, 05:00 Pacific Time

 

Saturday June 9th – Begins 09:00 BST, 10:00 CEST, 04:00 Eastern Time, 02:00 Pacific Time

 

Sunday June 10th – Begins 12:00 BST, 13:00 CEST, 07:00 Eastern Time, 04:00 Pacific Time

The English broadcast team is is stacked with talent, including former Cloud9 star Jordan ‘n0thing Gilbert as an analyst, Alex ‘Machine’ Richardson as the desk host, and FACEIT’s commentary duo, Daniel ‘ddk’ Kapadia and James ‘JZFB’ Bardolph.

The full talent lineup is as follows:

• Alex ‘Machine’ Richardson – Host
• Pala ‘Mantrousse’ Gilroy Sen – Reporter
• Jake ‘Boaster’ Howlet – Reporter
• Jason ‘moses’ O’Toole – Analyst
• Jordan ‘n0thing’ Gilbert – Analyst
• Tomi ‘lurppis’ Kovanen – Analyst
• James ‘JZFB’ Bardolph – Commentator
• Daniel ‘ddk’ Kapadia – Commentator
• Henry ‘HenryG’ Greer – Commentator
• Matthew ‘Sadokist’ Trivett – Commentator
• Alex ‘Hawka’ Hawkins – Commentator
• Adam ‘Dinko’ Hawthorne – Commentator
• Jamie ‘keita’ Hall – Observer
• Connor ‘Sliggy’ Blomfield – Observer

The prize breakdown and results are as follows: