It's Beichuan in the middle of the middle to send Dalong, AL swept TT!
As soon as the Spring Festival holiday ended, the second phase of the LPL Spring Tournament was in full swing. Unlike the first stage, where everyone was running-in, from the second stage, the major teams began to grab points and compete for playoff spots. According to the schedule, February 22 entered the super weekend, and three matches were scheduled, namely: TT vs. AL, RA vs. OMG, and EDG vs. NIP.
Frankly, the first two of those three games were set up for the last. EDG, the S11 World Champion, has been hard to find a win since the start of this spring tournament, and has lost six consecutive games so far, ranking first from the bottom. Will they be able to get their first win against the A-tier NIP team this time?
It's Beichuan again, the prince sent Dalong in the middle of the year, and TT lost to AL
In the first game, TT blue side bans Comet, Clockwork, Senna, Big Tree, and Sword Demon, and selects Quisanti, Fire Boy, Enchantress, Ezreal, and Ash, while AL red side bans Calista, Varus, Cannon, Rock Sparrow, and Niko, and Udil, Zhao Xin, Tsar, Lucian, and Milio
In the first game, TT came up with a two-shooter system in the lower lane, around which they needed to fight in the second half, while AL needed to rely on Zhao Xin's rhythm to ensure the smooth development of the middle and lower double C to a strong period.
As a result, in the first game, AL successfully used Zhao Xin's strength in the early stage to help his middle and lower double C resist the pressure, and controlled a number of small dragons in a row, ensuring AL's economic and rhythm advantages. Since then, AL has continued to win team battles, and in about 24 minutes, AL has obtained the big dragon and the water dragon soul. In the final 30 minutes and 07 seconds, AL easily won the first game.
In the second game, the AL blue side bans Cannon, Callista, Varus, Nightmare, and Udil, and selects Nar, Zhao Xin, Karma, Senna, and Titan, while the TT red side bans Tsar, Ruil, Wei, Quisanti, and Blind Monk, and selects Sword Demon, Prince, Clockwork, Lucian, and Milio
AL, who won one game first, continued to choose to believe in Zhao Xin's ability in the second game, plus mid-laner Karma, Nakano will have a strong combat ability in the early and middle stages, while TT, although the output point is more sufficient, they need to ensure that they cannot be led astray by Zhao Xin in the early stage.
As a result, in the second game, the two teams played a relatively close game in the first 15 minutes, and neither team could effectively get a decisive economic advantage and rhythm advantage. The turning point of this game occurred around 23 minutes, Beichuan's prince once again had a "low-level mistake", he EQ hit the wall, flashed against the wall, opened a big force to open a group and other mistakes, and then easily sent away Dalong. At this point, Kitagawa helped TT bury his last chance to win. In the next 27 minutes, Beichuan forced the group to open the group again, and AL played 0 for 2, and finally 30 minutes and 39 seconds, AL chased after playing 0 for 5, and won the game in a wave.
Frankly speaking, this BO3 between TT and AL, after reading it, the embarrassed king was directly speechless. AL played average, but it couldn't withstand TT The five players played too abstractly. There's nothing to say, I can only joke about "AL's celebration banquet, Beichuan is embarrassed to open the banquet if he doesn't come! EDG's first victory, it's all up to TT!"