This week could allow the two tricolors to obtain their place in the playoffs. Team Liquid and Hans Sama didn’t flinch, getting two wins very important against Flyquest and Evil Geniuses, the championship leaders. On the other hand Toucouille and the Flyquest saw the end of their winning streak, conceding the two games of the week. They nevertheless remain well placed to get their ticket, because all they have to do is win a victory over the last three games to validate it.
Which of the two Frenchmen shone the most during this seventh week of competition? Focus on theirs individual performances.
Scoring scale out of 10:
- 0: played Yuumi jungle (why dude, why??)
- 1: Human Ward
- 2: Poor performance, unworthy of an LCS player
- 3-4: Below expected level / made big mistakes
- 5: Average / alternated between excellent and mediocre
- 6-7: Solid on his support, the player was one of the driving forces of the collective
- 8-9: Not content with outclassing his direct opponent(s), the player has had the luxury of making crazy moves
- 9.5: 1v9 god, with moves at 200 IQ
- 10: If perfection had a name, it would have its own
- 11: 1v9 god, moves at 200 IQ while playing Yuumi jungle
Loic “Toucouille” Dubois |  | 4/8 | 6 |
 Steven “Hans-sama” Liv |  |
Toucouille gave everything!
The match against Team Liquid was at One Way. The Flyquests have been upgraded in most areas of the game, leaving their opponents little by little snowballbefore the latter bring them the fatal blow. If Toucouille has not specifically demerithe did not succeed at all in eexploiting his pick Taliyahnot finding the right ones shifts to tell the difference topside or botside. His performance was not particularly bad, nor did it make an impression.
The game against CLG was also hardbut the tricolor managed to keep your team afloat thanks to poke of his Zoe. Despite this, the Flyquests spent the match trying to catch up with their gold delay, before losing the decisive teamfights, sealing their fate. The team still showed pretty Things, and this meeting could have turned in their direction. It was a frustrating defeat, but with an interesting performance. Lessons should be learned, but fans have nothing to panic about.
Win lane, win game
Hans feasted this weekend. Team Liquid managed to play aggressive and clean wayconcluding their two games in less than 30 minutes. The Lucian/Nami combination allowed Hans and CoreJJ to dominate the botside Flyquests, allowing them to take a advance to gold and neutral objectives. Even if the tricolor was not the brightest star of this game, his performance was more than clean and bodes well for the future. With the Lucian/Nami duo, and his Draven that he can always get out, the Team Liquid’s botlane sent a very strong message to their future adversaries.
As if that weren’t enough, the duo repeated the operation with the Sivir/Leona combo against EG. They were even even more efficient than with Lucian/Nami, while Sivir is much less coinflip than Lucian. Once again, it was not necessarily Hans who stood out the most in this match, but it did nice to see him back in such good shape.
esport-lol
Zhou “Bo” Yang-Bo continues to wait in Team Vitality’s incubator. Recruited by the bees, he should not taste the field before next season. In the meantime, he continues soloQ on the League of Legends EUW server. His performance is impressive…