Natus Vincere triumph in the first season of Dreamz Media's CS:GO Champions League, winning the grand final over dignitas 3-0 (21-15 on de_mirage and 16-9 on de_train with a one map advantage).

Dreamz Media's CS:GO Champions League was first announced far back in February and promised a $30,000 online league for some of Europe's best teams.

Evidently, the explosive growth of tournaments in the CS:GO scene delayed the intended completion of the tournament (late April) for an extensive period of time, however the tournament did enter the playoff phase towards the end of May.

Na`Vi achieve a first place online finish in GO:CL and $15,000 as a result

With Na`Vi-rival and one of the tournament favourites, Virtus.pro, falling in the upper bracket semi-final to dignitas 2-0, and then being eliminated by HellRaisers 2-1 in the lower bracket, Natus Vincere found themselves with a clearer path to a first place finish.

The Russo-Slovakian-Ukrainian outfit cooly dispatched of the Danish dignitas team in the upper bracket final.

When dignitas returned after having defeated HellRaisers in the consolidation final, Na`Vi once again triumped with a 3-0 scoreline (with a one map advantage), although this time the first map of de_mirage went into a MR5 overtime scenario.

Global Offensive Champions League Season 1Best of 5 Natus VincereMatchpage 3 0 11th August 2015 Dignitas 1Default 0 21Mirage 15 16Train 9

CS:GO Champions League Season 1 final standings:

1. Null element Na`Vi - $15,000
2. dignitas - $8,000
3. Null element HellRaisers - $5,000
4. Property - $2,000
5-6. Virtus.pro
5-6. ex-Gamers2
7-8. FlipSid3
7-8. SK
9-10. mousesports (group stage)
9-10. PENTA (group stage)