2020 League of Legends Global Finals finals and group stage draws have been released. The fourth seed of LPL LGD and the second seed PSG of Southeast Asia, CIS UOL, Latin America R7, and Japan V3 are divided into group B of the finalists. Previously, people from all walks of life generally favored the promotion of LGD and PSG, but PSG officially announced on September 16 that due to travel restrictions and visa requirements, the main Korean aid Nakano Tank and River will be absent from the finalists. In addition, the main ADC player Unified will also Part of the finals will be missed. Therefore, PSG's promotion situation has become extremely serious, and the strongest UOL in the wild card division is expected to enter the group stage.
PSG team official announcement text excerpt:
As the 2020 global finals approach, we will announce the latest list of finalists to fans here. Sorry for not being able to communicate with you in time. Due to the different nationalities of the team members, we have been busy communicating with Fist recently to confirm relevant travel arrangements.
Our starting lineup is affected by travel restrictions and visa requirements. Tank and River will not be able to participate in the final stage of the competition (they will be isolated in Shanghai during this time), and the two players Uniboy and Kongyue of AHQ will replace them. The two substitutes
will only play in the finals. If we enter the group stage, Tank and River will return to the starting lineup. Unified will miss part of the finals for the same reason, so we also brought Dee as his substitute.
After this adjustment, the PSG team lineup that will be unveiled in the S10 finals on September 25 is as follows:
Top order: Hanabi/Yuwan
: River3 Kongyue (4z
, the main singles player: River3 Kongyue, 4z
) Tank is absent from the finals)
ADC: Unified/Dee (main player Unified is absent from part of the finals)
Support: Kaiwing
PSG team will make its debut in LA on the 25th of the LA game against the R7 in LA on September 25. Face LGD in the fourth game. Although Kongyue and Uniboy have some experience in international competitions, their running-in with the remaining players of PSG may affect PSG's performance. In addition, Unified, who has the dominant strength in Southeast Asia this year, will also miss some of the finalists. I wonder if he will be on the stage on September 25. If PSG fails to win these two games, and the remaining two games against UOL and V3 will double the pressure, then PSG's qualifying situation may be extremely difficult.
In June this year, the well-known European e-sports club Paris Saint-Germain announced that it had reached a cooperation with the Talon team in the Southeast Asia Division, and participated in the PCS Pacific Series Championship Summer Games held by Riot. Domestic players are no strangers to "Grand Paris". The partner of China’s famous DOTA2 team PSG.LGD is Paris Saint-Germain. What’s interesting is that the LGD club’s League of Legends team and PSG Talon were grouped together in this qualifier. This has naturally become a major highlight of the finalist Group B. Friends think who will have the last laugh on September 25th?
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