Photo: Team Vitality
The health walk continues to European Masters for the LFL. Serious things haven’t started yet, but we’re still very satisfied with the performance of Vitalty.Bee and GameWard. Both teams dominated their pool and qualified, with room for the next phase: the Play-In Knockout Stage.
The bees were particularly brilliant and signed a 6-0 which commands respect. It is the only team in the competition to record a clear round. Long live the Main Event! For lovers of statistics, know that currently in the top 10 of the best KDAs in the competition, there are 7 LFL players! The others have to settle for the crumbs.
Vitality.Bee: efficient and busy bees
During the first day, Vitality.Bee had spent very little time in the field. The second day of competition was of the same ilk. Two games were folded in less than 22 minutes. For The Win Esport and Jakoule offered little more resistance, lasting just 27 minutes. With its many former LEC players, the team does not evolve in the same court as its opponents of the moment. Vitality.Bee’s place is in the Main Event and we really don’t see what could stop the machine.
Skeanz was particularly successful. As he lives his last moments within the structure, he could see himself ending on a very good note and a nice trophy. The Frenchman is on a mission and he signed two reference games with Lee Sin 10/1/9 and Nidalee (6/0/7). When he is in front and he plays without pressure, he rolls over the map like a steamroller, crushing his opponent in the way.
GameWard, a small deletion without consequence
Yesterday the players GameWard displayed scandalous individual statistics. But the players have come down to earth a bit. Akabane may have blustered too much and he brought the evil eye to his team which lost their first game against the White Dragons. This Portuguese team showed value but also vice, with a Machiavellian draft filled with crowd control. This defeat could have put the 4th French seed in a delicate position. Fortunately, the Spanish Bisons, already eliminated, offered a welcome boost by bringing down the Dragons, avoiding a dangerous GameWard tie-break in the process. With 5 wins for 1 loss, the French team finished in first place in their pool.
Innaxe didn’t manage a new pentakill, but he still signed two big matches with Sivir (8/2/7), again her, and Kalista (10/0/4).