Imperial eSorts had to win this one to gain some credit and prove they had deserved that generous 7th seed, but in the end, the play of the Hungarians seemed to coherent for them to beat, even though they put up a strong fight towards the end. But it all came a little too late.

This will only be small & rough summary of the later stages of the match, as I was previously tied up in the Derailed versus MondialServers match. When I came in, the score read 12 to 5 for zeroPoint! who were on defence on mp_district and all of a sudden, Imperial eSports have been picking up rounds and being taken apart by the mix's SMG players, closing the gap to a 12 to 8 scoreline.

Then a very tense 1 v 1 between boco and ono went the way of the Scotsman and with only three rounds between them, the comeback would be immense. Then the next round featured another 1 v 1, between FRENCHY and kZstar, with the latter almost bootling and missing two clean opportunities to take down Imperial eSports last hope, he predicted the attack in the end and shot him down to win the match and secure zeroPoint! the upset of beating their top seed.

Winning this match, zeroPoint! proved my point that the seeds might not have been completely accurate, taking into account that some teams have been more active than others and based on past results. zeroPoint! have done exactly what they needed to, play their strats and ensure their ticket in the second round of the play-offs.

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Map: mp_backlot
Imperial eSports Geir "gizzor" Wivelstad Robin "robonz" Bakken David "ono" McConnell Jasko "cozje" Berbic Kévin "FRENCHY" Héraudet		zeroPoint! Gaming Attila "Boco" Árvai Tamás "kZstaR" Ádámszky Gábor "sT1ng3R" Szakál Dávid "Stormy" Fézler Csongor "FUTUREEE" Beder

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