FlyQuest vs Natus Vincere Prediction: First NaVi Match After Major

Prediction for the ESL Pro League Season 19 match, which will take place on May 1st. Who will turn out to be stronger? Check the team conditions! Several betting options are available.

Grayhound Gaming is now FlyQuest. The Australian organization disbanded, and a month later, Wes Edens, the owner of Milwaukee Bucks, signed the roster.

Although Grayhound Gaming was close to reaching the majors, they lost to Lynn Vision in the deciding match. The core was considered one of the best in Oceania and consistently ranked high in local LANs. The team occasionally participated in tier-1 tournaments but achieved no high-profile results. The squad's most titled player is Dexter, who has played for MOUZ and fnatic, played with Frozen and Ropz, and has occasionally placed in the top 3 at S-class tournaments.

In April, the Australian team participated in the Intel Extreme Masters Chengdu 2024 tournament. They did pretty well, beating Cloud9 and Nemiga Gaming and giving Virtus.pro a run for their money. However, not many people believe in this team in the EPL. It's already a big deal for these guys that they were able to win the Esports World Cup regional qualification.

NaVi emerged victorious in the first-ever CS2 major, against all odds. In the quarterfinals, they overcame the higher-rated Eternal Fire team and continued their winning streak against G2 Esports in the semifinals and FaZe Clan in the grand finals. This was a testament to Aleksib's leadership, who defied doubters with each new match.

The B1ad3 team learned to live without S1mple, but w0nderful shows an excellent level of play and often saves the team. The team has a huge fan base that expects victories, and the situation around the roster is a challenge for the organization. Maybe the start of 2024 in CS2 is the time to rebuild the team. At least now, we can say that NaVi has fixed a skill problem. They're good enough to beat the strongest teams in the world, but the team showed everyone that they're the best in the world again with their victory in Denmark. They'll show at the EPL that PGL Major Copenhagen wasn't a one-time event.

Team NaVi is the favorite to start this EPL season confidently, but the Aussies surprised the fans on the Chinese LAN. Maybe FlyQuest's local success was only there, and they'll fail in Malta, which is more likely.