← all matches · Intel Extreme Masters Cologne Major 2026 Stage 1 · June 5, 2026

Liquid vs FlyQuest

Liquid
0
BO3
FlyQuest
2

FlyQuest beat Liquid 2–0 at Intel Extreme Masters Cologne Major 2026 Stage 1 on June 5, 2026 in a BO3 series.

Maps

# Map Liquid FlyQuest Winner
1 Anubis 2 13 FlyQuest
2 Inferno 7 13 FlyQuest

What the result was worth

Our Elo model had this one as close to even — neither side carried enough of a rating edge to be called the favourite. The result moved FlyQuest's rating +18 points to 1,465 as it stood that day.

The two had met 3 times before this, with FlyQuest ahead on 0–3 — so this result took the head-to-head to 1–3.

FlyQuest came into the series having won 2 of their previous 5 matches on record here.

Liquid Elo after
1,445
-18 from this match
FlyQuest Elo after
1,465
+18 from this match
Model call going in
52%
Liquid to win

Head to head before this match

Liquid 3–0 FlyQuest across 3 meetings.

DateEventResult
Oct 29, 2025 PGL Masters Bucharest 2025 Liquid 2–0 FlyQuest
Jul 25, 2025 Intel Extreme Masters Cologne 2025 Stage 1 FlyQuest 1–2 Liquid
Dec 1, 2024 Perfect World Shanghai Major 2024 Opening Liquid 2–1 FlyQuest

These maps, before this series

Each side's record on these maps going into the match — the series above is not counted, so the numbers are the form the two teams brought with them rather than the result of it.

MapLiquidFlyQuest
Anubis 17–9 8–5
Inferno 23–20 15–19

Form going in

Liquid

W vs HEROIC Jun 4
L vs MIBR Jun 3
L vs BetBoom Jun 2
W vs BIG Jun 2
L vs The MongolZ May 21

FlyQuest

W vs THUNDER dOWNUNDER Jun 4
L vs NRG Jun 3
L vs GamerLegion Jun 2
W vs SINNERS Jun 2
L vs 5star May 13

Elo here is our own opponent-weighted rating as it stood on the day, replayed from the results available then — not where the two sides stand now, which is on strength ratings, where the method is written out. How often the model has been right is on the prediction accuracy page.

Not betting advice. Every percentage on this page describes what past results imply, not what will happen. The model knows match results and nothing else — it cannot see a roster change until the new lineup has played, and it has no opinion on map vetoes or on whether a match is online or on LAN. We publish its hit rate and calibration so you can judge it for yourself. No bookmaker odds or affiliate links appear on this site.