The final stage of the European qualifier with six ESL One Cologne spots up for grabs is ready to kick off on July 26th and we bring you the bracket and schedule for the event.

During the last couple of weeks sixteen teams have been found in four qualifiers for the ESL One Cologne European Finals, which will hand out six spots for the next Valve major.

ScreaM's Titan are amongst the favourites to go through

Those teams are now ready for the final qualifier, which is going to be played in a best-of-three double elimination format on July 26-27. Four of the six slots will be given to teams reaching the upper bracket semi-final, while the remaining two will be decided in the lower bracket round of four.

No further stage will be played from that point on, as all of the qualifying teams will already be decided. Here is the full schedule of ESL One Cologne European Finals:

Saturday, July 26th
13:00	Natus Vincere	vs. USSR
13:00	London Conspiracy	vs. k1ck
13:00	mousesports	vs. dAT
13:00	ESC	vs. ESG
15:30	Epsilon	vs. mTw
15:30	Reason	vs. Copenhagen Wolves
15:30	encore	vs. Planetkey Dynamics
15:30	tomtebloss	vs. Titan
18:00	Upper bracket quarter-final #1		*
18:00	Lower bracket round 1, two matches
20:30	Upper bracket quarter-final #2		*
20:30	Lower bracket round 1, two matches
Sunday, July 27th
13:00	Upper bracket quarter-final #3		*
13:00	Lower bracket round 2, two matches
13:00	Upper bracket quarter-final #4		*
15:30	Lower bracket round 2, two matches
18:00	Lower bracket round 3, match #1		*
20:30	Lower bracket round 3, match #2		*
* Winner qualifies for ESL One Cologne

As can be seen above, two qualified teams will be known on the first day already, while the rest will be spread out on day two with most of the matches apart for viewers.

The event will be streamed on a number of channels as was with the pre-qualifiers, most of which will show up in HLTV.org's stream section and in the hot matches once they go live.

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