LEV 0:0 TYL 
C9 1:0 4FUN 
OTLST 1:0 WC 
SHOP 1:0 DZ 
M80 0:1 5F 
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The fourth day of action in the BLAST R6 North America League 2026 Stage 2 was quick-paced playday, including two flawless scores, two 7-2 wins, and only one 7-5 victory.
The match day will also be remembered as the day when 100 Thieves ran over Shopify Rebellion on Villa as the thieves secured one of the two 7-0 wins against them. The other one was by M80 against Outlast.
Meanwhile, the only shocking score of the night was a 7-5 victory by Cloud9 against the BLAST R6 Major Salt Lake City champions, DarkZero Esports.
Here's everything that happened in yesterday's action:
For Fun Esports 7-2 Five Fears
The first match of the day was between For Fun Esports and Five Fears. Despite For Fun Esports' underwhelming start, the team had already got back to winning ways as they headed to the game after beating Outlast. Meanwhile, Five Fears still had to win a match in Stage 2.
- Match stats: For Fun Esports 7-2 Five Fears
Unfortunately for the BLAST R6 Major Salt Lake City bound roster, this game didn't get back on track. In fact, it was a one-sided For Fun Esports victory on Bank. The team quickly built a five-round advantage and finally finished the first half with a 5-1 lead. Eventually, although Five Fears won their first defense, a 1v2 clutch by Jaidan "Packer" Franz got For Fun Esports in a match point position. Shortly later, the team clinched the victory.
Packer was the best player of the game with a SiegeGG rating of 1.83 and a K-D of 12-3 (+9) throughout two rounds. It's also worth mentioning Serx's performance as he got a SiegeGG rating of 1.38.
Wildcard 7-2 Spacestation
Wildcard stopped Spacestation's positive streak with a one-sided victory on Kafe Dostoyevsky. Wildcard had the better start to the game as the team completed a perfect first half on defense, with Jacob "Bae" Dowling completely dominating the opposition as he got 13 kills throughout the first six rounds.
- Match stats: Wildcard 7-2 Spacestation
Despite the underwhelming start by the astronauts, the team slowly but steadily started to pick up the pace, winning the first two rounds of the clash. Finally, Wildcard closed out the game in their third attacking round.
100 Thieves 7-0 Shopify Rebellion
The first flawless victory of the night was by 100 Thieves against Shopify Rebellion on Villa. The thieves completely dominated the game, while Shopify Rebellion's players looked completely confused. After a perfect first half on defense, 100 Thieves clinched the win with a well-executed attack on Art Storage / Old Office.
- Match stats: 100 Thieves 7-0 Shopify Rebellion
Although all of 100 Thieves' players finished with positive SiegeGG ratings, the BLAST R6 Major Manchester champion Zachary "SpiriTz" Dionne was the best player of the game with a SiegeGG rating of 2.26. The Canadian got 13 kills and only one death across the game's seven rounds. Additionally, he secured two entry kills and a perfect KOST.
Meanwhile, all of Shopify Rebellion's players ended with SiegeGG ratings of 0.53 and below. Combining all their players, the BLAST R6 Major Salt Lake City grand finalists had nine kills. Without a doubt, one of the weakest performances of the season.
Cloud9 7-5 DarkZero Esports
Cloud9 caused the only upset of the day as they beat the BLAST R6 Salt Lake City champions, DarkZero Esports. The blue roster had a perfect start to the game as they won the first three rounds, the third one being a 1v3 clutch by Edwardo "Eddy" Diaz.
- Match stats: Cloud9 7-5 DarkZero Esports
Although DarkZero Esports managed to get ahead on the scoreboard after switching sides, Cloud9 cameback after three consecutive successful attacks. Finally, Cloud9 ended up taking the win to keep their unbeaten streak alive in Stage 2.
At the moment, Cloud9 top the standings as all of their games ended in regulation wins. The blue roster is three points ahead of Spacestation and four points ahead of Wildcard. It really feels like Cloud9 are actually in the race to qualify for Osaka; a great performance tonight against For Fun Esports could put them in a great position to clinch a playoff spot in the next few days.
M80 7-0 Outlast
Surprisingly enough, the match between 100 Thieves and Shopify Rebellion wasn't the most one-sided game of the night as M80 ran over Outlast on Fortress, securing the second flawless score of the day. Combining all of Outlast players, the team secured eight kills; one less than Shopify Rebellion against 100 Thieves.
- Match stats: M80 7-0 Outlast
Liam "Ashn" Paz and Ayden "dfuzr" Gabari were the best players of the game with SiegeGG ratings of 2.06 and 1.89, respectively. Although they both held slightly different SiegeGG ratings, Ashn was slightly ahead as he completed one 1v1 clutch during the first half of the game.
Meanwhile, Trevmak was Outlast's best player of the game with a SiegeGG rating of 0.67. David "iconic" Ifidon, Danil "JoyStiCK" Gabov, and Luke "Tyrant" Casey, who signed for Outlast before the start of the stage, combined three kills as they got ratings of 0.36, 0.09, and 0.03, respectively.
Outlast's bright start to the stage has been proven to be a mirage, as the team has only won four rounds in their last three clashes in North America's top flight.