Team Vitality vs Fnatic

Talk about an absolute spectacle in the making! This, for all intents and purposes, could end up being the most entertaining clash of the week, so definitely make sure to tune in! Both teams love to skirmish and have more than enough mechanical prowess and grit to succeed in their efforts -- at least more often than not. They're also some of the most aggressive and bravado-fuelled teams in the West, so whenever they take the stage you know that a good time is all but guaranteed!

Still, these two teams already faced off a couple of weeks ago and Fnatic didn't struggle much to get the "W." In fact, they beat Vitality to a pulp. To make matters even worse, Vitality have lost both of their games last week which tells us one thing and one thing only: they're still as volatile and ever. This one fact probably won't change any time soon (if ever), as that's basically in their DNA. They'll come out and dominate against the biggest of favorites and then implode at the most random moment imaginable. That's their M.O. basically.

Fnatic, on the other hand, are playing out of their minds. Bwipo, at the moment, is one of the best and most impactful junglers in the LEC (whodathunkit?), and the rest of his teammates have also been carrying their fair share of the weight as well. Fnatic, right now, are a well-oiled machine, and watching them play and dominate has been nothing short of mesmerizing. They're exceptional individually, but also as a five-man unit, and they'll only grow and evolve even further as time goes on. Vitality are mighty dangerous, of that we're all aware, but they're also inherently flawed and will probably implode in much the same way as the Vitality of old — when it matters most. They're too aggressive for their own good, and their confidence isn't always backed up with appropriate execution. These are all hallmarks of a novel team that is still gelling, but also of players who gravitate more towards that solo queue style of play rather than anything more organized and systematic. So, naturally, we're going to give Fnatic the benefit of the doubt on this one and hope for the best. They've already beaten Vitality once and have all the right tools to do it again.