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Rainbow Six Pro League Season 8 finals take place this weekend

Rainbow Six Pro League Season 8 finals are set to take place in Brazil this weekend, and we’ve got all the finalised information detailed here.

Eight teams will duke it out in Rio for a $275,000 USD prize pool, and Australian team FNATIC (above) is in the running for the grand prize.

Fresh off a Season 7 finals berth, FNATIC is back at it again, up against North American team Evil Genuises in quarter finals action. All matches are detalied below:

  • Quarter Final 1: Faze Clan (Latin America) vs Mock-It (Europe)
  • Quarter Final 2: Nora Rengo (Japan) vs Rogue (North America)
  • Quarter Final 3: Evil Genuises (North America) vs FNATIC (Australia)
  • Quarter Final 4: G2 Esports (Europe) vs Immortals (Latin America)

Matches kick off on Sunday, 18 November in local Aussie time; all action will be streamed live via Twitch.

Good luck to team FNATIC!

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