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Counter-Strike ESL Pro League: Live Matches Cancelled

Counter-Strike ESL Pro League: Live Matches Cancelled

Written by

Katie Memmott

Published

11th Mar 2020 16:56

All scheduled CS:GO ESL Pro League live match tournaments have been cancelled due to health and safety concerns.

In a statement issued by ESL, the live matches will not go ahead as planned due to Coronavirus concerns, but will instead be played entirely online.

In order to ensure the safety of players, fans and our crew in the current global dynamics, Season 11 of #ESLProLeague will be played entirely online and the finals will be moved from Denver to a studio location.

Full details: https://t.co/qBdmv0QjSj pic.twitter.com/rhT6awYDEQ
— ESL Counter-Strike (@ESLCS) March 11, 2020

The ESL Pro League is the latest in a string of gaming event cancellations, including the E3 gaming expo, the Apex Legends Majors and more.

We'll bring you the latest news of any and all cancellations and postponements for all gaming events and tournaments, right here at GGRecon.

Images via ESL

About the author

Katie Memmott

Katie is the former Sub Editor and Freelancer Coordinator at GGRecon.

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