Team Liquid claim PGL Wallachia Season 4 trophy

Team Liquid have been crowned as champions of PGL Wallachia Season 4 in Bucharest, Romania, after defeating PARAVISION 3-2 in the grand finals.

After winning Season 3, the team once again brought its A-game, securing the lion’s share of the event’s $1m (~£749,400) prize pool.

Team Liquid celebrated their win on X shortly after the grand finals. It was a highly anticipated grudge match, as PARAVISION previously won 2-1 in the upper bracket finals. Team Liquid was able to secure their shot for revenge after beating Tundra Esports in the lower bracket finals.

The two teams then faced off in the highly anticipated rematch on April 27th, where Team Liquid claimed first place and took home $300,000 (~£232,000) in prize money.

Here is the full grand final breakdown between Team Liquid (TL) and PARAVISION (PVN):

Running from April 19th to 27th, PGL Wallachia Season 4 initially began with a group stage using the Swiss System, where 16 teams competed in a best-of-three. The top eight would then proceed to playoffs in a double elimination bracket, with matches being best-of-three save for the grand final, which was best-of-five.

During the grand final livestream, Aydin ‘Insania’ Sarkohi, Dota 2 pro player for Team Liquid, said: “I feel like finally we had a good series with PARAVISION, it was very exciting.

“You know, first two games I think we kind of got them, next two games they kind of got us. And then game five I think everybody got what they wanted: the viewers, us, them, I think nobody’s sad after this game.”

Team Liquid have lost to PARAVISION on multiple occasions throughout 2025. Prior to Wallachia Season 4, Team Liquid were knocked out of ESL One Raleigh 2025 after losing 1-2 to PARAVISION in the lower bracket quarterfinals. Before that, Team Liquid lost to the Serbian esports organisation 1-2 in round 2 of BLAST Slam II.

During the livestream Mathis ‘Jabbz’ Friesel, Dota 2 coach for Team Liquid, said: “I think they’re [PARAVISION] very good. I really respect their play, and I think this series was probably one of the nicest series I think I have ever coached in my career, so it was really fun to actually win it.”