LCK
Almost postponed, fortunately, the LCK Spring 2020 tournament continues as scheduled without delays. The results of the early matches on Wednesday and Thursday were not surprising as Gen.G and T1 continued to dominate their pursuers with relatively convincing victories. Notably, T1’s main ADC – Teddy – achieved the milestone of 1000 kills, a truly admirable number.
Not only with the matches already played, the matchups this weekend are incredibly favorable for T1 as Faker and his teammates only face a struggling Sandbox Gaming compared to last year. Gen.G can also relax a bit as their opponent is the newly promoted APK Prince.
The most anticipated match will be between DragonX and Griffin at 6:00 PM next Sunday, as coach cvMax faces off against his former students, especially Sword. However, it seems very difficult for Griffin to secure a victory against DragonX now; they are playing increasingly poorly, lacking cohesion and a clear strategy. What can one do when the only person capable of achieving this is now coaching DragonX?
LEC
The “artists” of G2 Esports will face two bottom-tier teams in the LEC Spring this week, Team Vitality and SK Gaming. However, Perkz and his teammates should not underestimate their opponents, as the last time they did so, they paid the price with two consecutive losses, making their championship journey much more difficult.
Meanwhile, G2 Esports’ arch-rival Fnatic will face a soaring Misfits Gaming at 2:00 AM next Sunday. This will likely be a ranking match between the two teams to see who can continue to chase G2 Esports. Interestingly, Misfits’ mid-laner Febiven has also played for Fnatic, will the orange organization have to face disappointment when encountering their former player?
VCS
Returning to our national League of Legends scene, this week’s highlight match is undoubtedly between Team Secret and Team Flash at 8:00 PM today, Friday. Both of these teams are in the top 4, and every victory holds immense significance, especially with GAM Esports welcoming Zeros back. The showdown between Slayder and Celebrity will certainly have a significant impact on the outcome of this encounter as both players are exceptionally talented.
Meanwhile, another significant event is Zeros returning to play in VCS, but our “demon king” will only participate in the second round matches. His first opponent will be Cerberus at 8:00 PM on Sunday. Meanwhile, GAM Esports will clash with Dashing Buffalo earlier at 8:00 PM on Saturday. Given their current lack of personnel and weakness, it would be a miracle for “the red buffalo herd” to secure a win against GAM.
It can be said that in the upcoming second round, we can consider GAM Esports as the “top team” with Zeros on their roster. His individual skills and caliber are undeniable, and the synergy is also solid as GAM Esports has undergone very few personnel changes. Perhaps in the context of Team Flash facing Team Secret, a hard-to-predict match, this week is a golden opportunity for GAM to create distance from their pursuers.
