Spirit vs FaZe: Shanghai Major 2024 Final
Team Spirit defeated FaZe Clan 2-1 in the Perfect World Shanghai Major 2024 final, closing Dust2 after the teams split Nuke and Ancient. Read the verified.
Team Spirit defeated FaZe Clan 2-1 on December 15 to win the Perfect World Shanghai Major 2024. Spirit took Nuke, FaZe answered on Ancient and the title was decided on Dust2, where the younger roster held its nerve after FaZe threatened another elimination-stage comeback.
Road to the final
Spirit reached the final by defeating Team Liquid in the quarterfinal and MOUZ in the semifinal. FaZe survived close playoff matches against Vitality and G2, extending the organisation’s reputation for difficult bracket runs. The final placed donk’s explosive first Major year against a FaZe core with extensive arena experience.
How the series unfolded
Spirit opened with a 13-8 win on Nuke. FaZe responded 13-6 on Ancient, controlling enough early duels to force a decider. Dust2 stayed competitive, but Spirit found the late rounds required for a 13-11 close. The final score captured the matchup accurately: neither team controlled every map, and the last result depended on execution under maximum pressure.
The decisive competitive detail
Spirit’s spacing around donk’s openings prevented the final from becoming a pure individual duel. When FaZe adjusted, magixx supplied decisive late impact and the team continued trading instead of waiting for one star to solve every round. That balance mattered most on Dust2, where isolated errors would have handed FaZe the momentum.
Why the result still matters
The win gave Spirit its first Major title and confirmed that its 2024 peak extended to Counter-Strike’s biggest stage. Donk became the tournament MVP, while FaZe added another deep Major run without the trophy. Shanghai is remembered as both a breakthrough and proof that Spirit’s aggressive identity could survive a long, tactical final.
Series scores and event context were checked against published tournament records. The analysis separates the documented result from interpretation of the teams’ decisions and form.
Source: official release information.
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This article was reviewed on August 7, 2026.

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