Misfits vs Team Vitality

For our last game of the day we have an incredibly exciting clash between Misfits Gaming and Team Vitality. Even though Vitality hasn't been playing at the highest possible level over the last couple games, they're still a top-tier team and should definitely not be underestimated.

Misfits are entering this game with as much momentum as humanly possible. Their team fighting is exceptional, they all know their role within the game and are executing their strategies flawlessly. Watching them play is always an absolute joy, and they're showing no signs of stopping either. It is their bottom lane, however, that's creating the biggest leads and spreading them across the map. Hans Sama and GorillA are as strong as many predicted, and they're simply steamrolling through all opposition. With Maxlore always being able to find an opening, Misfits' bottom lane is poised to dominate game after game.

But what about Vitality? Well, they're doing pretty okay. They improved tremendously between week one and week two, and that's a promising sign of the things to come. They've shown more synergy, more team cohesion, Mowgli was far more impactful, and they played a lot better as a five-man unit. They stepped up in the mid game against Fnatic, and it was their team fighting prowess that allowed them to swing the game in their favor. Individually, though, they're still a bit rough around the edges. Against the likes of Misfits, however, that could be the determining factor. Misfits don't need a lot in order to start snowballing. In fact, they need just a smidge in order to get going. Make no mistake, Vitality have the tools that are necessary in order to make this into a highly competitive game, but they're also extremely volatile, they're prone to tilting, and they haven't shown the best and most decisive play over their last three outings.

They're just not as strong and proactive as they once were, and even though the individual skill is still present, they're not building upon their leads, and they're always unsure of what to do next when the mid game comes around.

We are going for Misfits on this one, but it could end up being much closer than people expect. Misfits' bottom lane is simply too strong right now, Maxlore is playing out of his mind, and Febiven and sOAZ are doing their job and are able to step up when it matters the most. Their games are so insanely clean and dominant, it's simply impossible not to give them the benefit of the doubt.