The European monsters of Fnatic continue to dominate their regions with a 5-0 record, while Millenium finally breaks their loss streak.
FNC vs. SHC
It didn't take long for Fnatic to start off on the right foot this game with Rekkles drawing a very early first blood on Caitlyn. The pressure applied by the first kill allied for Rekkles and Yellowstar to take the first tower and gave Cyanide free roam on the upper half of Impaler's jungle. On top of the other advantanges, SHC was helpless to stop Fnatic from taking a free dragon. With enough fighting, SHC were able to take an early tower of their own.
Supa Hot Crew acquired their first kill at 17 minutes, at which point Fnatic were up to 4 kills. As the game advanced past midgame, Supa Hot Crew were able to catch up a bit in kills, but Fnatic's gold lead was 6k at 27 minutes with three turrets to one, which left SHC playing defensive while Fnatic dominated the map with vision. Supa Hot Crew's Impaler managed to steal baron, but Fnatic cleaned them up and took baron easily.
SK vs. [M]
Millenium had a solid start with successful dives mid while their bottom lane also seized an early advantage both in farm and kills. Like a lopsided solo queue game, Millenium won all of their lanes which naturally made everything else feel easier for the team. Kerp used trackball magic to become insanely fed on his Fizz, instantly gibbing anyone on the enemy team save one opponent.
Fredy was doing his best to carry the team. 23 minutes in, Fredy had acquired 4 of the team's 5 kills, easily performing the strongest on his team. Still, Millenium were able to bully SK Gaming out of fights and shove in bottom, grabbing the first inhibitor turret of the game. The game slowed down substantially with Millenium attempting to wrestle SK out of their base and pick them apart, attempting to avoid all out teamfights. Eventually, it worked out for them and Millenium picked up another much needed win in the EU LCS.
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