MOUZ vs. Team Spirit Prediction on November 7, 2025

Match info

Germany’s MOUZ and Russia’s Team Spirit will lock horns at the playoffs of BLAST Slam IV, one of the marquee post-TI arenas of the season for Dota 2. A quarterfinal win here is a two-step jump—top-4 secured plus momentum toward a seven-figure title in front of a live crowd at Singapore Indoor Stadium, which matters for invites and late-season power rankings.

The playoffs are the first BLAST Slam arena show, adding prestige to whoever plants a flag in Singapore. Will see whether MOUZ or Spirit are capable of doing so at the end of the Bo3 match scheduled on Friday, November 7, 2025, at 2:30 p.m. SGT (14:30 Singapore Time, local time). As it looks like, the latter is the heavy favorite as the odds of crypto bookies clearly suggest.

Meeting statistics

Current form & playstyle: MOUZ

MOUZ is the upswing story of the autumn. The 2025 rebuild around Melchior “Seleri” Hillenkamp gave them a clearer identity: support-led structure, stacked economies, and tidy objective trading. Their recent run has been about clean lanes feeding into timing pushes rather than coin-flip brawls, with drafts that value teamfight reliability and Roshan control. Form-wise, MOUZ have strung together wins across October, and they’ve already nicked Spirit recently—confidence fuel when stepping onto a big stage.

Current form & playstyle: Team Spirit

Team Spirit arrive with their trademark composure. With “Yatoro”, “Larl”, “Collapse”, “rue”, and “Miposhka” (currently in reserve) intact, they lean on stable lanes into crisp mid-game map moves: “Collapse’s” initiations set the table, “Miposhka’s” vision work slows fights down, and “Yatoro’s” hero pool lets them flex between four-protect-one and tempo-carry looks.

When they’re on song, Spirit choke space methodically, wait out enemy spikes, and punish overextensions with disciplined smoke timing. It’s less chaos, more inevitability—the kind of macro that wins arena series.

Head-to-head

Across recorded Dota 2 meetings this year and last, MOUZ lead 2–1 (maps 2–2), including a 1–0 win on October 18, 2025; Spirit’s win came in March 2024. Margins have been thin, but the slight edge tilts MOUZ’s way.

Match analytics

This is one of those matchups where the storyline and momentum meet structural class. Yes — MOUZ have taken maps off Spirit recently, and their coordinated mid-game timings + disciplined support leadership give them a very stable floor. They don’t beat themselves, and that matters in the playoffs. But Team Spirit in LAN elimination matches is a different “animal”. Their map control, spacing discipline, and late-game decision making are still among the best in the scene. When the stage pressure rises, Spirit tend to slow the game, choke vision, and force opponents to play at their tempo, which historically causes teams like MOUZ to stall out once their early timing windows close.

If the game goes long, Spirit have the better decision-making and ultra-late scaling sync. If MOUZ snowball lanes and secure two consecutive Roshans, they can take a map.

Tip: Correct match score, 1:2 at 3.15 odds on Rabona.