S9 group stage, all teams have now completed the first round of competition, that is, all teams in each group have competed against each other once. Although it is not possible to directly draw conclusions about the team from just the BO1 game, we can also see some clues. Let's analyze the situation of each group in detail.
The final groups of the League of Legends 2019 Global Finals group stage are as follows:
Group A: G2, GRF, C9, HKA
Group B: FPX, JT, GAM, SPY
Group C: SKT, FNC, RNG, CG
Group D: TL, AHQ, IG, DWG
It is understood that the group stage competition will continue on October 12 at the Verti Concert Hall in Berlin; the quarter-finals will be on October 26-27, and the semi-finals will be on November 2-3 in Madrid, Spain. will be held at the Palazzo Vista Allegre; finally, the finals of the 2019 Global Finals will be held at the AccorHotels Arena in Paris, France; the time will be November 10th.
League of Legends LPL division has three teams: FPX, RNG and IG participating.
2019 S9 Global Finals Schedule:
Qualifying Round: September 7th - September 8th
Finalist Round: October 2nd - October 5th October 7th - 8th
Group Stage: October 12th - October 15th, October 17th - October 20th
1/4 finals: October 26th - October 27th
semi-finals: November 2nd - November 3rd
finals: November 10th
specific schedule
Although it is not possible to directly draw conclusions about the team in just a BO1 game, some clues can also be seen. Let's analyze the situation of each group in detail.
The fourth day of the S9 group stage of "League of Legends" has ended. After GRF defeated C9, the Group A match ended with G2 taking HKA; Group B, which had one win and one loss per capita the day before yesterday, finally broke the deadlock. FPX defeated GAM with the perfect rhythm of Xiaotian , and JT also won SPY. ; The strength ranking of Group C has also roughly taken shape. T1 beat CG violently, and RNG also cracked FNC's black technology. It actually makes sense that
A group
G2 won all three games. GRF is a young and energetic guy with little experience. C9 is not considered weak when it is said to be weak, but it is not strong when it is said to be strong. HKA will not say that. Thinking about it this way, you will think that G2 wins for granted. In the early stage of the game when they played Happy Style Man against HKA, they didn't get any advantage. Several players frowned for a while, but they didn't relax until they finally won. The fight was like this, were they inflated? Maybe, happiness is not a bad thing, and in the end they won with strength, but if they faced T1 like this, G2 might not have a chance. GRF played C9 early this morning. One thing I can say is that they are changing while playing. They finally know how to compete in the World Championship. As for C9, although the artistic and courageous use of the piano girl is commendable, the problems of their team can also be clearly seen. Another question, why does C9 let Svenskeren, the North American MVP-level jungler, sit on the bench?
B group
SPY is only the third seed, but it is still the third seed in the LEC after all. It still plays at home. With the European BUFF bonus, it only has one win and two losses. It seems that I have overestimated SPY. Like many viewers, I thought that after all, I had fought all the way through the qualifying rounds, and that I had developed a good feel even through competition practice. I didn't expect that I would still encounter the embarrassment of a "strength gap" in the group stage. Equally embarrassing is CG. It seems that there is still a certain amount of moisture in this finals competition. Regarding JT who won SPY, I admit that I underestimated them. I thought that the win against FPX on the first day was due to FPX's mistakes rather than their strength. Now it seems that Jay Chou's team still has something.
The most noteworthy one is of course LPL’s FPX. I believe everyone can see how powerful Xiaotian’s Qiyana is. I think this is just the first step for him to become a god in S9. He is very likely to become a world-renowned player like Uzi and Theshy in the future. Of course, he has already received a lot of praise. And it was not just Xiaotian who performed perfectly, Doinb's Kyle, Jin Gong's Crocodile who still gave the audience a solo kill show despite being pressured, and the bottom lane combination that found its form. I can feel it all coming back.Now that FPX has found its form, even though it only found form with weak teams, once FPX becomes FPX again, the future will really be promising.
C group
In my mind, T1 is the biggest favorite for S9 to win the championship this time. T1 is first and G2 is second, just like their team names. After so many years, your Brother Li is still your Brother Li. T1 has won all three games, Brother Li has been MVP three times, and his teammates have not let up. Tell me, what should we do? The performance of CG is also really bad. It looks like a passer-by game and looks very amateurish. I blew the entire qualifying round by playing North American Sun, but now I think about it, it’s too abstract. RNG's performance gave the LPL audience reassurance. The rabid puppy is still the same rabid puppy, and the wolf-like Gnar is also strange to people - this is one of the few times since coming to RNG that the barrage praised him. . FNC used black technology. Ou Cheng used the magic core (actually a tool player) Morgana, four guarantees and one guarantee for a mediocre Kyle. The routine has changed, the lineup has changed, but what remains unchanged is that Ou Cheng faces Uzi The fate of time.
Finally, attentive friends must have discovered that the three LPL teams currently have two wins and one loss. Maybe they are brothers with the same fate. Today is an off-season day. I hope the LPL players will have a good rest, adjust their condition, and be ready for the following games!
