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BLG Elk & G2 Caps Hold Top 2 KDA

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League of Legends Mid-Year Invitational (MSI) 2023 is kicking off the considerably-awaited Bracket Stage today on 9th May possibly with eight groups participating. The dust is however to settle down from the superior-voltage Perform-In that admirers witnessed in the initial phase of the match. Although Bilibili Gaming (BLG), G2 Esports (G2), and Golden Guardians (GG) competent, the other teams from minor regions had been knocked out of MSI 2023 rivalry in a double-elimination bracket. 

BLG’s attack-injury have (ADC) Zhao “Elk” Jia-Hao retains the optimum KDA [Kill/Death/Assist] ratio in the first stage of the Perform-In at MSI 2023, adopted by G2 mid-laner Rasmus “Caps” Borregaard Winther.

BLG Elk dominates KDA charts in MSI 2023 Engage in-In Stage

From the League of Legends Pro League (LPL), BLG arrived into the tournament as the second seed and had to combat for its place in the major bracket by means of the Perform-In. The Chinese representative performed two greatest-of-three collection in opposition to ⁠Movistar R7 (2-) from Latin The united states and Golden Guardians (2-1) from North The us. BLG gained both of those these series and qualified to the Bracket Stage without having acquiring to play in the decrease bracket.

Irrespective of less game titles performed, BLG’s ADC participant Elk retains the greatest KDA history in the Enjoy-In phase. Elk played two game titles on Jinx and a single game just about every on Lucian, Aphelios, and Xayah.

The adhering to are his studies:

  • Full video games played in MSI 2023 Enjoy-In: 5

  • Win Amount: 80%

  • KDA ratio: 8.8

  • Average kills: 8.2

  • Regular deaths: 1.8

  • Regular Helps: 7.6

  • CSM [Creep Score per Minute]: 9.9

  • GPM [Gold per Minute]: 557

  • Destroy participation: 72.5%

Curiously, three G2 Esports gamers are showcased on the best 5 optimum KDA checklist at MSI 2023

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WSL: Chelsea thrash Man City; Everton hold Manchester United | Football News

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Chelsea thrashed Man City 4-0 at the City Football Academy to move within a point of Arsenal at the top of the Women’s Super League.

Jessie Fleming gave Chelsea a dream start when taking advantage of a mix-up at the back between back-up City goalkeeper Karima Taieb and Georgia Stanway to fire her side ahead after just two minutes.

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Jessie Fleming celebrates scoring for Chelsea Women against Man City

Despite the home team’s pressure, Chelsea then hit their rivals on the break in first-half stoppage time as Stanway lost possession on halfway, allowing So-Yun Ji to break up field, before picking out the unmarked Guro Reiten at the far post.

And from her clever headed knockdown, there was Sam Kerr to acrobatically hook in her sixth WSL goal of the season, with the champions then adding a third seven minutes after half-time.

Sam Kerr celebrates scoring Chelsea Women's second goal against Man City
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Sam Kerr celebrates scoring Chelsea Women’s second goal against Man City

The hosts failed to clear a corner, although there appeared little danger when Fran Kirby picked up the ball on the right side of the box, only for the England international forward to somehow find the far corner with a delightful curler.

Three nil then became four minutes later as Magdalena Eriksson rose highest to head home a left-wing corner, with more questions over City ‘keeper Taieb as Chelsea comfortably saw out the rest of the match to record their first-ever win at the City Football Academy, a ground which has now seen City lose their last three games at as they drop to ninth in the table.

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Chelsea Women manager Emma Hayes says her team did well to adapt to a change of shape during their 4-0 WSL win over Manchester City.

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