ESL Pro League S22 prediction: MOUZ vs NAVI (10-10-2025)

Both teams have advanced to Stage 2 of ESL Pro League S22 and now meet in a LAN best of three for a quarter-final berth. The series will be played on stage with a full veto and live economy pressure throughout.

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MOUZ have handled the lower seeds cleanly at this event – wins over 3DMAX, Gentle Mates and GamerLegion – but dropped a 1-2 to Falcons, their first real benchmark. NAVI started slower yet corrected course, closing HOTU 2-0 and The MongolZ 2-0 after an early 1-2 vs 3DMAX. Both sides play measured mid-rounds with frequent retakes, which tends to push opponent totals into double digits.

The likely veto keeps things competitive. NAVI usually remove Overpass, MOUZ have not leaned on Dust2, so Mirage, Inferno and Nuke are the natural core with Ancient a live decider.

NAVI’s recent form on that pool is steady rather than elite – Mirage 50% (6 maps), Inferno 64% (11), Nuke 57% (14), Ancient 45% (11) – and MOUZ are far from lock-down there themselves, Mirage 60% (15) and Ancient 38% (8). Those matchups rarely produce 13-3 type blowouts.

Individually, NAVI’s floor is reliable: b1t’s late-round impact and w0nderful’s closing, with makazze and Aleksib keeping defaults structured. MOUZ’s pace with xertioN and torzsi invites trading and retakes rather than early saves, which creates enough entries, plants and exit rounds for NAVI to clear the 25.5 mark across 2 or 3 maps.

Given the map pool and the way these teams trade momentum, NAVI over 25.5 rounds makes sense.