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| Topics >> by >> stylistic differences clash as royall never give up face |
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| Both Royal Never Give Up and Fnatic have gone through some serious roster changes over the last year. RNG found success by shifting their offense to focus more on the top lane, leading to victory in both the Spring Split and the MSI. The team also qualified for the World Championships during regionals. FNC, on the other hand, adjusted their strategy to focus more on the jungle, letting Nwipo loose in the lane. At the Summer Split, FNC seeped through the losers’ bracket after taking out NIT, MSF, G2, and RGE to enter the finals. They ultimately finished second and secured their spot at Worlds. Image via DJ Esports As the champions of this year’s MSI, RNG are favored to win this matchup. Looking back at their performance over the summer, though, it’s hard to know if they have the consistency to pull off wins at this level. They lost 3-1 to LNG in the Summer Split playoffs and were eliminated in the third round of the competition. In addition, the recent nerf to RNG’s top laner Xiaohu’s signature hero Lucian is likely to slow them down in the laning phase. 토토사이트추천 Over the last few years, RNG have played against multiple LEC teams at Worlds. They lost to G2 in 2018 were got eliminated in the quarterfinals. In 2019, they lost to FNC and didn’t even make it to the knockout round. FNC may beat RNG yet again in this rematch. DJ Esports puts the odds of FNC winning at 2.938, but they’re poised to stage an upset. |
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