DAfter the regular phase and the Best of Three phase, there are only four teams left to fight for the championship. Today, G2 and KOI, the two best teams of this LEC, will preview the BO5 of this winter division, in a duel from which the first finalist will emerge.
KOI “firsts” with some semi-finals
It’s the first year of the Ibai Llanos team in the LEC and they are already in the semi-finals. This obviously has a catch, since we’re all aware of her alliance with Snape. The former Polish organization are the current champions of the competition, and they have only made one change from last year, Szygenda for Odoamne.
The principle of splitting the tents was regular, without finding their style of play and looking for things far removed from what they offered last year. In view of all this, KOI returned to their recognizable style, with Malrang putting more emphasis on bot lane and Comp and Trymbi once again carrying the weight of being one of the best. botlanes from Europe. Its good series against Vitality makes it very difficult to decide which team starts with the status of favorite, and everything indicates that we will live a long BO5.
G2, modo apisonadora?
This split, we saw two very different faces of G2. In one they seem to be, by far, the best team in the LEC, and in another where the samurai weren’t able to execute their starting plans, with often very convoluted and outlandish lineups.
Mikyx is one of the best players in the competitionand it works well with a Hans Sama that stands out especially with Draven. Yike meets expectations, but today he will face Malrang in a jungle duel that can score the tie. Of course, Caps remains a defining player, and his individual flashes can also set the show apart. Samuri reach this semi-final after leaving a card in the BO3 against BDS and easily beating MAD Lions.
Today we are going to enjoy some of the best matches we can see in the LEC, in a very balanced BO5 between two teams that have dominated the European League of Legends scene for years.