?Cloud 9 showed once again they weren't afraid to cross the danger zone. Though holding on relatively well early, Dignitas would meet their demise when Cloud 9 showed the ownership they had over Dignitas' portion of the map. 17 minutes in, Cloud 9 already were at an 8-1 lead.
Although Dignitas wrestled to fight against the titans, the point they began doing a decent job at teamfighting was already much too late for it to make a difference. Cloud 9 were quick to dismantle Dignitas after it was too late for some excellent Scarra AoE plays to shift the favor of the game.
The world would see yet another scary Tristana by the hands of Doublelift. Finding yet another opportunity to get fed would not make the game a complete cakewalk for Counter Logic Gaming, however. The game started out rather grim for CLG, with a 5-2 initial lead for Velocity.
Counter Logic Gaming would crawl back into the game and take a lead up until a late-game catch by Velocity. Following suite with some prior mishaps, Doublelift once again found himself caught out and denying instantly at the hands of Velocity like they did earlier against Cloud 9. Eventually, CLG seized enough of an advantage to take it home.
Team Solomid entered the game hoping to replicate the final Super Week performance of the Spring Season. They definitely were at an excellent start before having gone 2-0 and it would look to happen again. Throughout the course of the game, Team Solomid didn't look like they were going down to Curse either.
Even with a couple of careless plays at the hands of Team Solomid and some free kills handed to Cop, Team Solomid showed that they were decisively in the lead. This was very obvious when the team 4-manned baron while Reginald managed to hold the team off 1v5, even grabbing a kill onto Cop while his team secured baron. With the conclusion of these courses of actions, Team Solomid would close out the game for a 3-0.
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