Team Spirit vs MOUZ Prediction: What should we expect from this game?

Prediction for the match between Team Spirit and MOUZ which will take place on March 16. Who will turn out to be stronger? Check the team conditions! Several betting options are available.

Spirit players are still showing unstable play; at DreamLeague Season 22, the team made it to the playoffs with a squeak but crashed out right after the opening game.

The poor playing form was also evident at the BetBoom Dacha Dubai 2024 tournament, which cannot be credited to the reigning TI champions. But the Lan in Dubai was the first serious event for the team, which had been on holiday for several months. The loss at the Dacha was not a big surprise, given the performance of Spirit players in the group stage, but in the online DreamLeague Season 22, the situation was getting better for the playoffs, and many believed in a better outcome.

The Eastern European Titans developed their potential towards the end of 2023 by winning the DreamLeague Season 21 Grand Final, and TI 2023 was the icing on the cake for Spirit, and after lifting Aegis for the second time, the team took a break. The Dragons missed ESL One Kuala Lumpur, and fans wondered if they would return with the same drive after dominating 2023?

MOUZ is back in the world of Dota 2 with a new roster led by Daniel ImmortalFaith Moza. After leaving the Dota 2 scene in 2017, the organization returns with a revitalized force, aiming to conquer new heights.

Under the leadership of Dota 2 veteran ImmortalFaith, MOUZ introduces a new roster featuring young talent. At the core of this roster are three promising players: Narman, Force, and Ulnit. For Force and Narman, it will be their first experience playing in Europe.

Joining this trio for a trial period are Bengan from Sweden and Supream^ from the Czech Republic. Both players show a thirst for improvement and a willingness to learn, but the coming tournaments will show their worthiness in this roster. The first tryout for the team was at the Elite League Western Europe Closed Qualifier, where the MOUZ underperformed. The games at the RES Regional Series: EU #1 have not been successful either.

MOUZ will try to prove their worthiness, but the Dragons are still beyond the abilities of the new roster.