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STC8 1/8 Finals, what's happened?
Acer vs 3DMAX : The Acer steamroller continued its path of easy victories: 7/1 7/1 5/4.
Lions vs Replica: Replica managed to overcome the norwegian obstacle: 5/3 7/4.
eSuba vs !: Despite very good results in groupstage and a good 1st map, eXclamation! faced a too strong opponent this time: 7/5 5/1 for eSuba.
dacSP[1] vs RAGE: The German were really motivated to create the surprise here, they were not so far to did it: 7/0 2/5 7/4 for RAGE.
Dignitas vs Infused: Infused was a bit short of players for this match, the Diginitas task was facilitated: 5/2 7/2.
adv vs Saphire: Saphire started really well the match with a lot of enthusiasm: 5/2 for them on the multilap. Then things turned out badly: 7/0 7/2 for Advanced whose core players ( Ned, kuduro, Vini played all the maps) were really consistent.
But there was a discussion after the match that Vini didn't entered his game-account on the STC website. It might lead to a defwin for Saphire since he played all the maps...
Edit: Finally, the admins decided to stick with their first decision: Advanced is defwin and thus eliminated of the tournament.
RtA vs UMF : UMF was reprieved thanks to a wX mistake, this time it was the true end for the best finnish team: 7/3 7/4 5/2 for RtA.
mX vs Mistral: Mistral had the misfortune to meet mX, they did what they can though: 7/1 5/2 7/1 for mX.
Again, all the favourites won their place for the quarter-finals but this time, it is going to be much harder to predict the winner, thus much more interesting matches to watch!
Number of teams by country in 1/16 Final: 6 , 5 , 3 , 2 , 2 , 2 , 2 , 2 , 2 , 2 , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1
Number of teams by country in 1/8 Final: 4 , 3 , 2 , 2 , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1
Number of teams by country in 1/4 Final: 2 , 2 , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1
FRA vs BEL: France won the match relatively easily against a good Belgium team: 7/1 7/3 5/3.
FI vs CZE: Which team is going to join the relegations? Finland! After a match where they were really more trained than Czech Republic, they won 7/4 7/0.
POL vs SVK: The big match of the playday, both team had their destiny in their hands: if Slovakia wins 3/0 it is first, otherwise it's Poland. So, what happened? The Slovakian team was more homogeneous and consistent than the Polish team, even if it was really tight on the first map: 5/3 for Poland and then 7/5 for Slovakia! After this map, HakkiJr came in the game and Poland couldn't do anything. Final score: 7/5 7/3 5/3 for Slovakia and the first place of the group.
WTF? Lithuania AND Italy retired of the NC7... This is now a group of 3 teams instead of 6 at the beginning... Norway is thus directly qualified for the play-offs, Netherlands and Spain will have to play a relegation round.
SWE vs RU: The Russians knew they just have one map to win and they will be qualified. And even though it is Sweden against them, they decided to train a lot, hoping being able to take one map. Unfortunately for them, Sweden is not the kind of team to show up untrained: 7/2 7/3 5/4. Russia can have a few regrets with a 5/4 on the last map.
EE vs CAN: CarlJr and his teammates knew the 3/0 was mandatory to go into relegations. The first map began quite well, 5/3 for them, then the pressure struck them, multiplying the mistakes while Estonia was playing ok. It led to a decisive 6/6 which the Canadians won 28/26! After that, Estonia was out, like they only trained the first map. Final score: 7/6 7/0 5/0 for Canada.
End of the Groupstage, with sadly many retirements: 6 out of 23 teams, one-fourth of the total. Nevertheless, the battle for the podium in each group was really exciting, especially in the Group 2.
A few surprises occured: it's the very first time we don't see Russia and Italy in the play-offs of a NC, and we usually had Portugal and Brasil.
And we honestly didn't expect Slovakia and Hungary to take such a place in their groups!
It's now time for the relegation round and the play-offs.
Acer vs 3DMAX : The Acer steamroller continued its path of easy victories: 7/1 7/1 5/4.
Lions vs Replica: Replica managed to overcome the norwegian obstacle: 5/3 7/4.
eSuba vs !: Despite very good results in groupstage and a good 1st map, eXclamation! faced a too strong opponent this time: 7/5 5/1 for eSuba.
dacSP[1] vs RAGE: The German were really motivated to create the surprise here, they were not so far to did it: 7/0 2/5 7/4 for RAGE.
Dignitas vs Infused: Infused was a bit short of players for this match, the Diginitas task was facilitated: 5/2 7/2.
adv vs Saphire: Saphire started really well the match with a lot of enthusiasm: 5/2 for them on the multilap. Then things turned out badly: 7/0 7/2 for Advanced whose core players ( Ned, kuduro, Vini played all the maps) were really consistent.
But there was a discussion after the match that Vini didn't entered his game-account on the STC website. It might lead to a defwin for Saphire since he played all the maps...
Edit: Finally, the admins decided to stick with their first decision: Advanced is defwin and thus eliminated of the tournament.
RtA vs UMF : UMF was reprieved thanks to a wX mistake, this time it was the true end for the best finnish team: 7/3 7/4 5/2 for RtA.
mX vs Mistral: Mistral had the misfortune to meet mX, they did what they can though: 7/1 5/2 7/1 for mX.
Again, all the favourites won their place for the quarter-finals but this time, it is going to be much harder to predict the winner, thus much more interesting matches to watch!
Number of teams by country in 1/16 Final: 6 , 5 , 3 , 2 , 2 , 2 , 2 , 2 , 2 , 2 , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1
Number of teams by country in 1/8 Final: 4 , 3 , 2 , 2 , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1
Number of teams by country in 1/4 Final: 2 , 2 , 1 , 1 , 1 , 1
STC8 Play-offs tree
1/16 |
1/8 |
1/4 | 1/2 | Final |
You Dont Know Me 0 |
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Team Acer 3 |
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Team Acer | ||||
3DMAX | ||||
dacSP [2] 0 |
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3DMAX 3 |
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Team Acer | ||||
Replica E-Sports | ||||
TNT 0 |
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Lions 3 |
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Replica E-Sports | ||||
Lions | ||||
Replica E-Sports 2 |
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Gang of Drivers 0 |
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eSuba 2 | ||||
MaDrivers 0 |
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eXclamation! | ||||
eSuba | ||||
eXclamation! 2 |
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Insight Gaming 0 | ||||
eSuba | ||||
RG-Esports | ||||
711 1 |
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dacSP [1] 2 | ||||
dacSP [1] | ||||
RG-Esports | ||||
Extremalne ciotki 0 | ||||
RG-Esports 2 |
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nGt Gaming 0 | ||||
Team Dignitas 3 |
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Team Dignitas | ||||
Infused.Tt eSports | ||||
Infused.Tt eSports 2 | ||||
GamersLeague.no 0 |
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Team Dignitas | ||||
Saphire | ||||
DFF 1 |
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Saphire 2 |
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Saphire | ||||
v-FX.advanced | ||||
v-FX.advanced 2 |
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eEriness 0 | ||||
Rule Them All 3 |
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Fanatics 0 | ||||
Rule Them All | ||||
UMF | ||||
wX by crew.sk 1 | ||||
UMF 2 |
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Rule Them All | ||||
mythiX eSports | ||||
Mouse Control 0 |
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Mistral.Tt 2 | ||||
Mistral.Tt |
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mythiX eSports | ||||
A New Era 0 |
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mythiX eSports 3 |
Fifth and last round of this Nations Cup 7!
Group 1 | |||||
Rank | Country | Team | Points | +/- | Played |
1 | France | 8 |
+36 | 3 |
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Germany | 6 |
+20 | 3 |
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3 |
Belgium | 2 |
-20 |
3 |
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4 |
Brasil | 1 |
-33 |
3 |
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x | x |
Ghost |
x |
x |
x |
x | x |
Ghost | x |
x |
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FRA vs BEL: France won the match relatively easily against a good Belgium team: 7/1 7/3 5/3.
Group 2 | |||||
Rank | Country | Team | Points | +/- | Played |
1 | Slovakia | 10 |
+29 |
4 |
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2 |
Poland | 9 |
+37 |
4 |
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3 |
Finland | 7 |
+20 |
4 |
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4 |
Czech Republic | 4 |
-22 |
4 |
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5 | Austria | 0 | -63 | 4 |
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x |
Ghost |
x |
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FI vs CZE: Which team is going to join the relegations? Finland! After a match where they were really more trained than Czech Republic, they won 7/4 7/0.
POL vs SVK: The big match of the playday, both team had their destiny in their hands: if Slovakia wins 3/0 it is first, otherwise it's Poland. So, what happened? The Slovakian team was more homogeneous and consistent than the Polish team, even if it was really tight on the first map: 5/3 for Poland and then 7/5 for Slovakia! After this map, HakkiJr came in the game and Poland couldn't do anything. Final score: 7/5 7/3 5/3 for Slovakia and the first place of the group.
Group 3 | |||||
Rank | Country | Team | Points | +/- | Played |
1 | Norway | 4 |
+16 | 2 |
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2 | Netherlands | 4 |
+12 |
2 |
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3 |
Spain | 1 |
-28 |
2 |
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Ghost | x |
x | x |
x |
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Ghost | x |
x | x |
x |
x |
Ghost |
x |
x |
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WTF? Lithuania AND Italy retired of the NC7... This is now a group of 3 teams instead of 6 at the beginning... Norway is thus directly qualified for the play-offs, Netherlands and Spain will have to play a relegation round.
Group 4 | |||||
Rank | Country | Team | Points | +/- | Played |
1 | Sweden | 12 |
+51 | 4 |
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2 |
Hungary | 9 |
+18 |
4 |
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3 |
Canada | 5 |
-2 |
4 |
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4 |
Russia | 4 |
-7 | 4 |
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5 |
Estonia | 0 |
-60 |
4 |
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x |
x |
Ghost |
x |
x |
x |
SWE vs RU: The Russians knew they just have one map to win and they will be qualified. And even though it is Sweden against them, they decided to train a lot, hoping being able to take one map. Unfortunately for them, Sweden is not the kind of team to show up untrained: 7/2 7/3 5/4. Russia can have a few regrets with a 5/4 on the last map.
EE vs CAN: CarlJr and his teammates knew the 3/0 was mandatory to go into relegations. The first map began quite well, 5/3 for them, then the pressure struck them, multiplying the mistakes while Estonia was playing ok. It led to a decisive 6/6 which the Canadians won 28/26! After that, Estonia was out, like they only trained the first map. Final score: 7/6 7/0 5/0 for Canada.
End of the Groupstage, with sadly many retirements: 6 out of 23 teams, one-fourth of the total. Nevertheless, the battle for the podium in each group was really exciting, especially in the Group 2.
A few surprises occured: it's the very first time we don't see Russia and Italy in the play-offs of a NC, and we usually had Portugal and Brasil.
And we honestly didn't expect Slovakia and Hungary to take such a place in their groups!
It's now time for the relegation round and the play-offs.
NC6 Winner Bracket
Relegation Round |
1/4 Final |
1/2 Final | Final |
Grand Final |
Germany | ||||
Spain | ||||
Sweden | ||||
Slovakia | ||||
Belgium | ||||
Netherlands | ||||
Canada | ||||
Poland | ||||
Norway | ||||
France | ||||
Finland | ||||
Hungary |
NC6 Loser Bracket
1/4 Final | 1/2 Final | Final | Grand Final |
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