The endorsement of a rematch in the last Super League final is quite a promising development, and it’s set to feature the Heretics and Barça after the Blaugranas managed to eliminate a rather surprising Vidi Vici Vidi team. This VVV team has been the big revelation of the winter split, and it’s their first experience in the national elite. By keeping the same roster that earned them promotion last year, they’ve seen significant dividends this season. The Miniduke and Rayito are currently holding positions in the top 3 of this Super League Domino’s, and they’ve come incredibly close to making it to the final and the EMEA Masters.
## Barça clears the doubts in a split that started badly
The entire community had high expectations for Barça in this winter split, but doubts began to creep in, causing a dent in the Blaugrana team’s performance. They ended the regular phase in 8th place, which is the worst possible result, with a negative record of 4-5. However, Jandro’s team stepped up when it really mattered, and their playoffs have been marked by steady improvement. Although they didn’t fare well against the Heretics and fell to the Lower Bracket without much of a fight, they’ve been responsible for taking down some of the competition’s top teams.
First, they took down Movistar Koi Fénix, then Ucam, and pulled off one of the greatest comebacks in history against Giantx Pride. Today, they’ve ended the run of the team that’s been the revelation of the Split, VVV. It’s been an impressive turnaround for Barça, and they’re now looking forward to the final.
## ‘Lecgolas’ hits his prime
One name that really stands out this week is Legolas, the Culés shooter who has finally reached his best level to help his team qualify for their second final in history, and the third in Super League for the Spanish ADC. Legolas was already the MVP on Tuesday in the comeback against Giantx Pride, and today he’s had a key role in Barça’s ranks, with spectacular performances on Xayah and Twitch. The question on everyone’s mind is whether he’s already surpassed the level of a LEC shooter – it’s a reasonable doubt, but the true test will come when they face Rin next Thursday.
That same Thursday, March 6, in just a week, we’ll have the definitive duel to see which team will be the first Super League Domino’s champion, in what promises to be a thrilling reissue of the final we had last summer of 2024, a Barça – the Heretics matchup that’s got everyone excited.