MOUZ vs Nemiga Gaming Result 1win Essence I 2026
MOUZ sweep Nemiga 2-0 in 1win Essence I 2026 Group Stage. SumaiL stand-in's 14/0/9 Puck and yamich's Black Hole triple core catch close Game 2 in 29 minutes. Anti-Mage mana drain specifically counters Medusa in Game 1. Full results inside.

MOUZ defeated Nemiga Gaming 2-0 on May 4, 2026, in the 1win Essence I 2026 Group Stage on Europe West servers. The games went 32 minutes in Game 1 and 29 minutes in Game 2. MOUZ take their second group stage series win moving to 2-1. Nemiga fall to 0-3 - their elimination from realistic playoff contention now confirmed after 3 consecutive series losses.
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Game results
Game 1 - MOUZ win in 32 minutes
MOUZ controlled Game 1 through their Anti-Mage counter-draft specifically targeting Nemiga's Medusa pick. The Anti-Mage's Mana Break passive mana burn gave MOUZ the specific counter-mechanism to Nemiga's Medusa - whose Split Shot damage output and Mystic Snake mana regeneration system depends on maintaining a full mana pool across extended teamfights. MOUZ's Anti-Mage drained Nemiga's Medusa of mana in every engagement - effectively removing their primary carry's damage output before the teamfight phases where Medusa's Stone Gaze and Split Shot combination would normally be decisive.
SumaiL - operating as a stand-in for MOUZ - posted a 14/0/9 KDA on Puck in Game 1 with a 19,000 net worth by the 25-minute mark - the highest mid-lane net worth of any player in the series at that game timing. His deathless Puck performance reflected a player whose Phase Shift counter-play and Illusory Orb pick-off sequences gave MOUZ the mid-lane structural map control that their Anti-Mage farming windows required.
Game 2 - MOUZ win in 29 minutes
Game 2 was closed by the series' most individually decisive moment - yamich executing a flawless Black Hole on Enigma that caught 3 Nemiga cores simultaneously without buybacks available. The triple core Black Hole catch at 29 minutes - eliminating Nemiga's entire carry system in a single ability cast before any of the 3 players could use a buyback - forced the immediate GG call that ended the series. yamich's Black Hole execution reflected the highest individual mechanical ceiling of any MOUZ player across the series - a timing and positioning read under group stage pressure that gave MOUZ the most efficient possible series close.
Crystallis posted a 10/2/12 KDA on Ursa in Game 2 with a 21,000 net worth - the standout carry performance of the second game. His Ursa's Fury Swipes and Overpower system gave MOUZ the physical damage platform that yamich's triple core Black Hole converted directly into the 29-minute close.
Standout performances
SumaiL posted a 14/0/9 KDA on Puck in Game 1 as a MOUZ stand-in - the standout individual performance of the series and the most surprising individual contribution of the 1win Essence I group stage. His deathless Game 1 output elevated MOUZ's mid-lane ceiling to the level that their Anti-Mage counter-draft required to function - a stand-in whose individual ceiling matching the series' highest output confirmed MOUZ's roster depth is the most unexpectedly competitive of any group stage team.
yamich's triple core Black Hole in Game 2 was the series-defining individual mechanical moment - an Enigma timing and positioning execution under group stage pressure that eliminated Nemiga's entire carry system simultaneously and forced the immediate GG before any recovery was possible.
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