The Vietnamese women’s Wild Rift League of Legends team had a journey full of regret and disappointment when they did not have the best performance against the two opponents Singapore and Thailand. Therefore, the Vietnamese women’s Wild Rift team could not gain points against Singapore and then lost to Thailand in the bronze medal match of Wild Rift League of Legends, so they left the SEA Games empty-handed.
Below Nhà cái Jun88 will give you an overview and details about the regretful journey of the Vietnamese Wild Rift women’s team!
Vietnamese female League of Legends: Wild Rift cannot destroy Singapore’s strength
The semi-final match was full of tension and drama, the Singaporean opponents showed their superiority in both skills and tactics when they quickly destroyed the host country’s Wild Rift League team. Right from the first picks of the match, Singapore was superior and always one step ahead of the Vietnamese women’s team.
Entering the semi-finals with a five-match format, the Singaporean girls won all three first games and dominated the game, quickly destroying the opponent’s tower and owning a large amount of gold. Especially at times the difference was up to 10,000 gold, so they had an advantage in single and total combat.
Defeat the team E-Sport Jun88 Vietnam’s women’s team easily and quickly, Singapore has a comfortable mentality, stable performance and the necessary rest before entering the final match against the Philippines. This is the team that only lost one game and defeated Thailand in the semi-finals.
Meanwhile, Thailand is waiting for Vietnam in the bronze medal match – which promises to be a challenging and fierce match. The Thai team is highly rated and has a more stable form than Vietnam and this is also the only team before the final that has broken the Philippines’ main house.
Vietnam League of Legends: Wild Rift team lost to Thailand in the bronze medal match
In the first game, Vietnam balanced the game and competed fairly for most of the time. However, in the final stage, player Mie was caught out, causing Vietnam to fall into a one-man deficit, and then collapsed near the Baron cave.
The Thai female League of Legends: Wild Rift team immediately seized the opportunity and rushed forward to quickly end the game. General Garen in the hands of Thailand’s Tomairu tried extremely hard and was very active in the task of “destroying the tower”, sometimes without participating in teamfights. Tomairu’s diligence caused the Vietnamese team to quickly fall behind, forcing them to disperse their forces.
In the second match, fans of the Vietnamese team still had hope when the home team tied the score 1-1 thanks to Andy’s wrong move on Thailand’s side. This match was truly a highlight for the Vietnamese women’s team because they surprised the Thai team right after the ban/pick round.
However, that was all the Vietnamese women’s League of Legends: Wild Rift team could do. In the third and fourth matches, Vietnam lost too much gold, along with not being able to take down the big targets to gain an advantage. In addition, the number of towers taken down also increased gradually and with just a fight at the Dragon cave, the Thai team “grabbed” the Thousand-Year Dragon and five kills from the members of the Vietnamese team.
The 3-1 victory helped Thailand win the bronze medal in the women’s team event of League of Legends: Wild Rift.
In the final, the Philippines had a classy performance, crushing Singapore with a devastating 3-0 victory. Singapore fought very well, kept their composure and fought for the goal until the end, but still could not defeat their opponent.
The Philippines’ Corki was outstanding in the finals, scoring kills after kills. In the second game, Corki scored over 38,000 damage, with an average damage per minute of over 2,100 – a rare number in professional Wild Rift matches. This forced Singapore to crowd in to “catch” Corki in the third game.
However, this plan became an “impossible” mission when his teammates covered well, giving Corki the opportunity to move behind and slowly finish off Singapore’s opponents.
In the end, the Philippines won the League of Legends: Wild Rift women’s team championship. In the e-sports category at the 31st SEA Games, Vietnam won two gold medals: League of Legends: Wild Rift men’s team championship and PUBG Mobile individual championship, along with a FIFA Online 4 silver medal.
Conclusion
Thus, this year’s SEA Games 31, the female team of League of Legends: Wild Rift had to stop at the Top 4. Hopefully in the future, the Vietnamese Wild Rift team will have a solid performance to achieve better results. And don’t forget to follow Jun88 to know more exciting and latest eSport news!