A MOUZ szétszereli az ENCE-t, hogy 2-1 legyen az EPL-ben

MOUZ have won the European derby against ENCE, winning a close-fought game on Mirage (16-13) before a dominant performance on Overpass (16-3).

David "fagyott" Čerňanský volt MOUZ‘s best performer, as he averaged a 1.41 rating in the series, putting up 15 kills on the CT side of Overpass and locking down everything ENCE kellett kínálnia. MOUZ now sit on a 2-1 record, with games against Group C’s two lowest-rated squads of Bonyolultság és a LAP remaining for the European combine.

ENCE have a 1-2 record, with their next test coming on Saturday at 19:30 ellen Astralis, where they will attempt to turn things around after two lackluster showings.

A sorozat azzal kezdődött MOUZ’s pick of Mirage, with the European squad getting off to an electrifying start by winning the pistol. ENCE won a force buy straight away, but MOUZ‘s consecutive attacks on the B site put them into a healthy lead at 5-3. They continued their impressive showing, with fagyasztva and new addition dór "xertionN" Berman winning a 2vs4 situation that enabled them to come out 9-6 ahead at the interval.

Christopher "dexter" Nong‘s triple kill got MOUZ the second pistol round, which they converted to a 12-6 lead. It wasn’t an easy win for them, however, as ENCE won an eco round on the B site to start a comeback in which they won six out of seven rounds. With the scoreline at 13-12, MOUZ won an unlikely round with just pistols and never looked back; the map ended 16-13 in their favor.

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Overpass began with another fast start by MOUZ, with a pistol round conversion setting them up for a 5-0 lead. ENCE‘s three-round streak got them back into the game, with Valdemar "Valde" Bjørn Vangså being the best performer on their offense. MOUZ stabilized and won the remaining seven rounds with a stellar defense, as they took the half by the scruff of the neck to secure a 12-3 lead for the second period.

A pistol win for MOUZ meant closing out the game was a mere formality for the jobboldali-led team, as they won four rounds in a row to win the map in dominant fashion.

Group C’s standings are now: