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UESF Ukrainian Championship 2026 Stage 4: Dota 2 Day Two Matches

As Cybersport In reports, citing CyberNEWS, the second day of UESF Ukrainian Championship 2026 Stage 4 in Dota 2 will take place on September 22, with teams from Groups A and B competing for playoff spots and survival in the tournament.

The day will open at 14:00 with Bogdan Aura vs Glutomates. Both teams lost their opening group-stage matches, making this an elimination series: the winner will remain in contention, while the losing side will leave the competition.

At 16:00, Team Tense will face Domin8 in a direct battle for the first playoff berth from Group B. Both teams started the stage with victories, meaning the winner will immediately secure a place in the next phase.

Another playoff participant will be determined at 18:00, when DRune take on Sorry for dragons. Both sides also won their opening matches and now have an opportunity to advance directly.

The final series of the day is scheduled for 20:00, with Espada UA facing Odesa Mafia. Like the opening match, it will be an elimination series, with only the winner continuing its run at Stage 4.

Dota 2 Schedule for September 22

14:00 – Bogdan Aura vs Glutomates – elimination match

16:00 – Team Tense vs Domin8 – playoff qualification match

18:00 – DRune vs Sorry for dragons – playoff qualification match

20:00 – Espada UA vs Odesa Mafia – elimination match

UESF Ukrainian Championship 2026 Stage 4 features competitions in Dota 2 and Counter-Strike 2 and runs from September 21 to 29. Teams in each discipline are competing for a share of a UAH 100,000 prize pool.

The championship is organized by the Ukrainian Esports Federation (UESF), which handles the technical and organizational aspects of the competition. Ukrainian entrepreneur and investor Maksym Krippa serves as president of UESF. The Federation has been developing Ukraine’s national competition system, including championships in Dota 2 and Counter-Strike 2.

Stage 4 is also supported by general partner Logitech G. For Ukrainian teams, the championship provides an opportunity to gain experience in official competition, develop their rosters and compete for prize money within the national esports circuit. All matches will be broadcast live on UESF’s Twitch and YouTube channels.

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