It’s an exciting time for League of Legends fans, with key weeks underway in the Winter Split. From Friday to Monday, the LEC playoffs are taking center stage, while Tuesday and Thursday bring the Super League Domino’s playoffs. With so many matches packed into a short span, there’s still much to be decided before the final champions are crowned in both competitions.
Looking at the national league, this week is particularly crucial as it will determine which team faces off against Heretics in the Grand Final. The first matchup of the week pitted Giantx Pride against Barça eSports, two teams that have had their fair share of ups and downs throughout the split. Barça eSports, in particular, had a rough regular phase but managed to turn things around in their recent games.
The series between Giantx Pride and Barça eSports got off to a dominant start for the giants, who quickly put the first point on the scoreboard. However, it wasn’t until the second map that the real chaos erupted, leading to one of the most unpredictable and insane matches in the competition’s history.
At first, it seemed like Giantx Pride was going to sweep the series, with Barça eSports struggling to keep up. The giants were gradually drawing objectives and building a significant gold advantage, but the Catalans refused to give up. Their team shooter, Léglas, playing as Jinx, began to make a comeback, and it only took a couple of plays for the tide to turn in Barça’s favor.
As the match progressed, the advantage swung back and forth, with Barça eventually gaining the upper hand. The final play of the map would decide everything, and it was Feisty who stole the show. With a miraculous Ryze ultimate, Giantx Pride rotated and took down Baron Nashor, securing a crucial buff. But just as they thought they had the win in the bag, Feisy pulled off an incredible backdoor, taking down the remaining towers and ending the game with a flourish.
This chaotic play is the epitome of the Super League Domino’s – a frantic competition where the show is always guaranteed. The ending will go down in history, and it’s a moment that will be remembered for a long time, especially within the Malaga organization.
Feisty’s incredible backdoor against Barça eSports
The backdoor play was a masterclass in strategy and skill, with Feisty using his ultimate to devastating effect. While his teammates distracted Barça and avoided recalls, the midlaner snuck in to take down the remaining towers, securing the win with a final assist from Aetinoth. The play was reminiscent of the great Xpeke, and it’s a testament to Feisty’s skill and composure under pressure.
The match was a thrilling example of the highs and lows of competitive League of Legends, with both teams giving it their all and leaving everything on the table. In the end, it was Giantx Pride who emerged victorious, but Barça eSports can hold their heads high after a game that will be remembered for a long time to come.