Natus Vincere face PARIVISION on Wednesday, 7 October, at 10:30, with the winner claiming one of the remaining places at ESL Pro League Season 24’s Spodek stage. The matchup headlines the final day of the Swiss group stage, where three spots are still up for grabs. HLTV reports that the teams will meet in a decisive final-round match; no timezone is specified for the start time.
Three playoff places remain
Aurora, 1win and Falcons secured playoff qualification with 3-1 records, joining Vitality and MOUZ among the teams already through. Spirit’s loss to 1win was the day’s biggest surprise, leaving Spirit with one more chance to reach the arena stage against M80.
NAVI, meanwhile, are chasing their first top-eight finish at an event since winning IEM Atlanta in May, amid what HLTV described as a Fall-season slump. PARIVISION are also playing for a playoff berth, in their first event with Abay ‘HObbit’ Khassenov back alongside Evgenii ‘FL1T’ Lebedev. That makes the final match more than a name-on-the-bracket showdown: both sides have a clear route to the Spodek, but only one can take this place.
PARIVISION’s recent experience in a high-level final adds another layer to the test, after their Pro League Guangzhou grand final. This time, there is no final series to recover from a loss: the group-stage result decides who advances.
ESL Pro League S24 final-day schedule
The three remaining group-stage fixtures are scheduled for 7 October. The supplied schedule does not list a timezone, so the times below should be read as published rather than assumed to be local.
- 08:00 – FURIA vs 9z
- 10:30 – PARIVISION vs Natus Vincere
- 13:00 – Spirit vs M80
Vitality, MOUZ, Aurora, 1win and Falcons have already qualified, while three Spodek places remain available ahead of the final matches.
What’s next for NAVI and PARIVISION?
The final-day results will settle the remaining playoff berths and determine which teams move on to the tournament’s arena stage at the Spodek. For NAVI and PARIVISION, the immediate focus is straightforward: win the decider and keep the Season 24 run alive. Their match is the day’s key head-to-head, with the stakes settled in-game rather than by reputation.