After winning IEM Katowice and WESG World Finals, fnatic is invited to the IEM Sydney 2018 list, ESL Australia has announced.

The Swedes secure the final invite slot for the sixteen-team competition, held in Sydney, Australia on May 1-6. With a share of $250,000 up for grabs and the Aussie event being considered as part of Intel Grand Slam's $1 million bonus prize, fnatic are looking to tie up the race with SK, who is in the lead with 2 wins.

fnatic finalizes the invite list for IEM Sydney

With the invitation list completed, IEM Sydney is in the middle of determining their remaining teams from the qualifiers held in Europe, North America, Asia and Oceania. 

Below is the updated list of attendees for the event:

SK	FaZe
Renegades	MOUZ
Cloud9	Natus Vincere
fnatic	GG:Origin Qual.
Europe Qual.	NA Qual.
Asia #1	Asia #2
Asia #3	Oceania #1
Oceania #2	Oceania #3

It's Saturday morning - why not wake up with some good news if you're a #CSGO fan?@FNATIC are our next confirmed team for #IEM Sydney 2018!

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— ESL Australia (@ESLAustralia) March 23, 2018

Cloud9 #2 Tyler 'Skadoodle' LathamWilliam 'RUSH' WierzbaTarik 'tarik' CelikTimothy 'autimatic' TaJake 'Stewie2K' Yip SK #5 Gabriel 'FalleN' ToledoFernando 'fer' AlvarengaRicardo 'boltz' PrassMarcelo 'coldzera' David Natus Vincere #7 Ioann 'Edward' SukharievDanylo 'Zeus' TeslenkoEgor 'flamie' VasilyevOleksandr 's1mple' KostylievDenis 'electroNic' Sharipov MOUZ #6 Tomáš 'oskar' ŠťastnýChris 'chrisJ' de JongMiikka 'suNny' KemppiMartin 'STYKO' StykRobin 'ropz' Kool SK #5 Gabriel 'FalleN' ToledoFernando 'fer' AlvarengaRicardo 'boltz' PrassMarcelo 'coldzera' DavidEpitacio 'TACO' de Melo fnatic #3 Robin 'flusha' RönnquistJesper 'JW' WecksellFreddy 'KRIMZ' JohanssonJonas 'Lekr0' OlofssonMaikil 'Golden' Selim FaZe #1 Finn 'karrigan' AndersenOlof 'olofmeister' KajbjerLadislav 'GuardiaN' KovácsNikola 'NiKo' KovačHåvard 'rain' Nygaard Renegades #11 Justin 'jks' SavageAaron 'AZR' WardJoakim 'jkaem' MyrbostadKarlo 'USTILO' PivacNoah 'Nifty' Francis