This is the match I've been waiting for all tournament, the battle of Titans to see who can remain undefeated and claim the top dog position in the group stages.

Both have looked very strong lately and the result from their most recent meeting can't really be taken into account because of MY's roster issues at the time.

I'll give this one 2-1 for LGD but wouldn't be surprised to see it go either way be it 2-1 or 2-0. No clue what to expect from this match, but I hope it's epic.

I will be waking up early for this.

LGD 2-1

This match may be the one that I am most looking for！

MY are losing some maps lately they did not look dominant.

Maybe LGD can win this one , in any case this will be a good match ( sadly it's only a BO3)

Lgd for the win

Youngster 2-1

ManuxBaka [#4]

MY are losing some maps lately they did not look dominant.

Maybe LGD can win this one , in any case this will be a good match ( sadly it's only a BO3)

As of right now they've lost a total of 2 maps compared to LGD's 1 map loss. They don't seem that far off to me, but I guess we'll see come match time.

Whoever wins will also take over.gg's China region Rank 1, which is a higher prestige than winning the tournament itself.

LGD 2:0. MY might take it to 2-1 if they pull out surprise tactics.

Leave is nutty

LGD fighting!

Not quite sure I understand LGD's D.Va as a main tank comp. It hasn't worked at all and yet they still tried to run it at least three times. Almost lost them Control and allowed for a once push 1st pt cap of King's Row.

Ellen is playing bad on DF....

LGD's strats and comps were baffling to me, they really could have won this but it almost feels like they're imitating LH, refusing to adjust when things aren't working.

They ran a Mercy for almost the entirety of the match. It didn't work. The Sombra play was pretty bad, and that D.Va only comp was just plain stupid considering what MY was running.

This was a very frustrating match to watch if you were an LGD fan.

KuroiRyuu9625 [#14]

LGD's strats and comps were baffling to me, they really could have won this but it almost feels like they're imitating LH, refusing to adjust when things aren't working.

They ran a Mercy for almost the entirety of the match. It didn't work. The Sombra play was pretty bad, and that D.Va only comp was just plain stupid considering what MY was running.

This was a very frustrating match to watch if you were an LGD fan.

Also the doomfist was totaly useless

poi98 [#15]

Also the doomfist was totaly useless

I felt like the McCree/Doomfist worked more often then not, but they had Winston/D.Va tanks instead of the Rein/Zarya so they were often left vulnerable, on top of having Mercy with no Pharah.

Running standard dive might have been better to deal with MY than the shitty hybrid they were trying.

In my opinion they lost this match because of comps.

lgd seems not to be perfect in every eyecatching match. poor lgd. my is somewhat strange team, which can play so well in the round1 and worst in round2, just like the last season owps. but they seem to give a good permormance till now, hope they can find their own wayout in the KR strategy system. lgd fans should notice that strong till willnot always be on the very top. good luck for both good teams. cnow, fighting.

KuroiRyuu9625 [#14]

LGD's strats and comps were baffling to me, they really could have won this but it almost feels like they're imitating LH, refusing to adjust when things aren't working.

They ran a Mercy for almost the entirety of the match. It didn't work. The Sombra play was pretty bad, and that D.Va only comp was just plain stupid considering what MY was running.

This was a very frustrating match to watch if you were an LGD fan.

They are trying new things. This match doesnt really matter too much coz they are guaranteed to go through. Pretty sure they don't wanna be like before, where they used the same strat that worked pretty much every game, dominated the tournament and then got figured out and countered at the most important game.

Toks [#18]

They are trying new things. This match doesnt really matter too much coz they are guaranteed to go through. Pretty sure they don't wanna be like before, where they used the same strat that worked pretty much every game, dominated the tournament and then got figured out and countered at the most important game.

Having a variety of set plays is important, but they're not something you pull out during tournament matches. They need to be practiced and executed to a certain level of proficiency if they're to be successful against the other top team in the tournament.

They are mathematically guaranteed to qualify yes, I don't think that teams would settle on that, and I'm not sure it had anything to do with not getting figured out later on, they just weren't effective in what they tried to run.

KuroiRyuu9625 [#19]

Having a variety of set plays is important, but they're not something you pull out during tournament matches. They need to be practiced and executed to a certain level of proficiency if they're to be successful against the other top team in the tournament.

They are mathematically guaranteed to qualify yes, I don't think that teams would settle on that, and I'm not sure it had anything to do with not getting figured out later on, they just weren't effective in what they tried to run.

I mean who are they gonna scrim set plays against? Every other team except MY are not in their level at all. It might actually be that this strat worked in scrims so they went for it. But now that they see that it doesnt work against the team at their own level, they can scrap this strat and try new things.

Also looks like LGD are not good and still trying to figure out the doomfist comp coz MY didnt use doomfist alot. They went for reaper, but not doomfist.

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