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HomeDota 2NewsThe national teams of Kyrgyzstan and Lebanon qualified for ENC 2026 through the Middle East and Central Asia qualifiers.
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Jul 1, 2026, 08:42 PM
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The national teams of Kyrgyzstan and Lebanon qualified for ENC 2026 through the Middle East and Central Asia qualifiers.

Semyon Nomerovsky
No!ob is part of Nigma Galaxy at PGL Wallachia Season 2.

The national teams of Kyrgyzstan and Lebanon emerged victorious in the Esports Nations Cup 2026 qualifiers for the Middle East and Central Asia and secured spots in the tournament.

The Kyrgyzstan national team lost to the Lebanese team 0–2 in the upper bracket final; however, after dropping to the lower bracket, they defeated the Turkish team 2–0, securing a spot in the Esports Nations Cup 2026.

Lebanon National Team Roster

  • Frederick “Freaky” Nassif
  • Tony “No!ob” Assaf
  • Jad “ruustle” Itani
  • Omar “OmaR” Mukhgrabi
  • Maron “GH” Merhey
  • Juliano “NaNz” Jabbour
  • Anthony “Papatooty” Hanna
  • Jad “Eixn” Hammoud (coach)

Kyrgyzstan National Team Roster

  • Kyyalbek “dream`” Tayirov
  • Kirill “gudiny” Smyshlyaev
  • Saijan “icq” Shayit Uulu
  • Alimzhan “sst” Omuraliev
  • Bektur “Max” Kulov
  • mercury
  • ImNotFromLondon
  • Azamat “Green” Aidaraliev (coach)

Earlier, the national teams of Pakistan and Mongolia qualified for the Esports Nations Cup 2026 through the East and South Asia qualifiers. The World Championship will take place from November 2 to 8 in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, with a prize pool of $1,864,000.

Photo by Sebastian Pandelache, PGL.

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