After losing their first two games in TeamStory Cup, Millenium look to be on the right track. After beating ROOT in week three, the French team slaps Liquid for a much easier win.
Two TvZs opened the series which gave Dayshi the chance to once again demonstrate his phenomenal form. After qualifying for the WCS EU premier league and contributed towards Mill's victory over ROOT in the previous week, the French terran continued to snap necks left and right, his first order of business Zenio and TLO.
Both Liquid Zergs went for a swarm host centric plays but Dayshi proved he's well versed in this particular both match-up no matter what composition he plays. A bio timing attack ripped Zenio apart on Newkirk Precinct and a slow but methodical mech play uprooted TLO for the 2-0 after German's late-game composition failed to push the tanks and thors back.
TLO establishes a surround but Dayshi's army is banking too much firepower
Even putting Taeja on the line couldn't pull Liquid out of the bog they were in. Although his mech vs mech was convincing enough to at least stop Dayshi, Taeja couldn't continue on for long. Millenium called ForGG forth and the Korean started nailing down Liquid's players one by one. He used pure mech to suffocate Taeja's bio/tank, out-DPS'ed HerO in a small base trade scenario and gutted the resurrected Taeja with a hellio/tank/benshee push that broke through Liquid's defenses.
ForGG rams through Taeja's front wall to grasp the 5-1
| Millenium 5:1 Liquid | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
  Dayshi | Newkirk Precinct |   Zenio | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Dayshi | Daybreak |  TLO | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Dayshi | Whilrwind | Taeja | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| ForGG | Star Station | Taeja | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| ForGG | Bel'Shir Vestige |  HerO | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| ForGG | Ohana | Taeja | ||||||||||||||||||||||
