In game 1, Gen selected the Blue Team and prioritized the main duo Corki – Kalista, while Fnatic chose Varus – Ashe below. The reigning LCK champion quickly showed overwhelming when the two gunners won a lot of defeat points. In the middle of the match, Fnatic tried to create beneficial fighting situations, thereby shortening the difference.
24 minutes, the gene opened the fight into Jun, easily lowered 3 people and ate Baron. Taking advantage of the charm, the gene began to accelerate, pushed the two lines of Fnatic and ended the game in the 28th minute, took the lead 1-0.
In game 2, Fnatic switched to the Blue Team and prioritized the bottom line with the Lucian – Milio duo. Meanwhile, the gene surprised with the choice of Kha'zix for Canyon and Draven for Peyz. The gene continues to lead before the main forces, especially Peyz, won the early kills. Entering the middle phase, the gene began to make a difference with Fnatic.
In the 22nd minute, Fnatic caught Canyon and attacked Baron but the gene quickly countered and won this goal. After that, the gene still made a difference of 8,000 money but Fnatic still fought very well so the LCK champion could not end the game. The turning point was only in the 43rd minute, Fnatic won the dragon and lowered the kiin but the fighting corner of the Lec representative was too bad, thereby helping the gene to create a clean sweep and end the game, taking the lead 2-0.
In game 3, Fnatic continued to choose a blue team and returned to the Varus – Ashe duo, while the gene continued to “play big” with the top lane for Kiin. In the first phase, the two teams continuously fighting but no team made the difference. In the middle of the match, Fnatic continued to try to keep the difference when the main forces began to strengthen.
However, in the 25th minute, Noah moved the error and was arrested, then Fnatic lost to fight and let the gene eat Baron. Finally, the gene won the fight at the bottom line, wiped out the Fnatic squad and ended the match in the 28th minute, set the score 3-0.
