NAVI crushed the competition during round two of the EMEA Pro League. The reigning ALGS Champions scored 101 points, nearly doubling second-place GoNext, who finished with 51. They won most games throughout the day, showing they remain top contenders after winning in Sapporo under their previous organization name.
The team looked unstoppable from the first match, when they controlled high ground in the final circle against EXO Clan. They continued their rampage with 27 kills across the next two Broken Moon maps. NAVI entered the break with 63 points, essentially securing victory before playing on Storm Point. Their only stumble came in the final game, when they placed 16th, their lone finish outside the top five.
Legend bans shifted this week with Ash, Newcastle, Catalyst, Crypto, and Bangalore prohibited. Teams continue adjusting to new rules, with many choosing characters less likely to face bans for better strategic consistency. Danish took third place with 47 points, followed closely by 75% British at 46 points. Aurora rounded out the top five with 43 points.
The team looked unstoppable from the first match, when they controlled high ground in the final circle against EXO Clan. They continued their rampage with 27 kills across the next two Broken Moon maps. NAVI entered the break with 63 points, essentially securing victory before playing on Storm Point. Their only stumble came in the final game, when they placed 16th, their lone finish outside the top five.
Legend bans shifted this week with Ash, Newcastle, Catalyst, Crypto, and Bangalore prohibited. Teams continue adjusting to new rules, with many choosing characters less likely to face bans for better strategic consistency. Danish took third place with 47 points, followed closely by 75% British at 46 points. Aurora rounded out the top five with 43 points.
