Group B

Azubu Frost

NaJin Sword

Dignitas

RoMg Azubu FrostNaJin SwordDignitasRoMg

NaJin Sword

Azubu Frost

Bans : NaJin Sword: Karthus, Graves, Nocturne - Azubu Frost: Urgot, Alistar (no third ban because they were late for the match)



Picks NaJin Sword : Shen, Ryze, Janna, Sivir, Shyvanna



Picks Azubu Frost : Vladimir, Corki, Blitzcrank, Skarner, Anivia

Winner: Azubu Frost

RoMg

NaJin Sword

Bans : RoMg: Ahri, Urgot, Shen - NaJin Sword: Rumble, Vladimir, Nocturne



Picks RoMg : Anivia, Alistar, Trundle, Corki, Irelia



Picks NaJin Sword : Graves, Nautilus, Malphite, Karthus, Leona

Winner: NaJin Sword

NaJin Sword's MaKNooN

Azubu Frost

Dignitas

Bans : Azubu Frost: Urgot, Nautilus, Alistar - Dignitas: Vladimir, Nocturne, Shen



Picks Azubu Frost : Corki, Skarner, Blitzcrank, Anivia, Jax



Picks Dignitas : Graves, Soraka, Karthus, Dr. Mundo, Irelia

Winner: Azubu Frost

Final Standings

1st - Azubu Frost 2W/1L - Qualified



2nd - Najin Sword 2W/1L - Qualified



3rd - Team Dignitas 1W/2L



4th - RoMg 1W/2L

The stakes were even higher today, as the teams who had lost a match on Wednesday didn't have room for any more mistakes. In case you've missed some of the matches while sleeping or being at work, here are our recaps.vsThe first game of the night was between two old rivals – NaJin and Azubu (formerly MiG) – always fighting for the number 1 spot in Korea. After Azubu lost their first match, they needed the win really badly, but did they achieve it?The game started with Sword sending Shen bot against Corki and Blitzcrank. Frost tried unsuccessfully to swap lanes so the usual positions would be restored but only lost gold and experience that way. First blood occured in botlane when Sword sent both Shyvanna and Ryze there for a gank. After that the game was pretty passive until the first team fight which ended 3-0 in favour of Sword. The next one was in the bot lane and went a little better for Frost, ending with 2 kills for each team.Sword then sent Shen in bot lane to distract Frost and started taking baron, but unfortunately for them, Skarner managed to smite-steal it. Frost killed Ryze as well and pushed mid, taking the inhibitor. In the following teamfights Frost continuously did better than Sword, taking more kills until ultimately winning the game. With this win, all of the teams in Group B had a 1-1 score and things were getting pretty interesting.vsAs both teams were starting the match with a 1-1 score from their previous ones, it was up to this game to decide who of them will advance to the playoffs and who will watch them from home. So, the sponsored or the amateur team?The game started with some serious aggression. RoMg managed to steal Sword’s red buff and the latter immediately tried to return the favour, but they were noticed and stopped. Then they went for the blue one, but RoMg predicted that, too, and their Corki even managed to get first blood on Sword’s Nautilus. NaJin’s team responded with a 3-man gank mid, which ended with Anivia dying. Seconds later they picked up two kills in bot lane as well. The first team fight was in front of the dragon pit and ended 2 for 1 in favour of RoMg, but Sword picked up the dragon itself immediately afterwards.The next team fight was in the mid lane and both teams got one kill from it. Sword then tried to push the same lane again but the fight under a turret wasn’t the best idea for them as they lost 4 people and got only two kills. They managed to turn the tides pretty fast though with taking a dragon kill and 4 clean kills. Sword won the next two fights with 2-1 each and at that point they had enough advantage to push, take 4 more kills and destroy the nexus, thus qualifying for the round of 8.vsThe last match of the evening had to determine the second team which would advance to the playoffs and the choice was between the second placed team from the Spring season and one of the foreign teams. Who came out victorious?Frost got a lot of early advantage in the game. Their Anivia got first blood on Patrick 'L0cust' Miller after a gank bot. Skarner then did the same and the support player died again. The next victim of the jungler’s ganks was William 'scarra' Li in the mid lane. Frost then picked up an uncontested first dragon. Upon them returning to their respective lanes, they showed just how far ahead they were. Anivia killed Scarra 1v1, Jax did the same with Alberto 'Crumbzz' Rengifo in the top lane and Christian 'I Will Dominate' Rivera died in the bot lane while trying to gank.The first kills for Dignitas came from a team fight in mid, which they won 4 for 3. Unfortunately that wasn’t enough for them to get back in the game and they lost the next fight 1-3. After respawning they went for a “desperation baron” and managed to take it but got aced immediately after without killing anyone. Frost pushed hard all lanes, got into Dignitas’ base, aced them again and finished the game, taking the second spot for the round of 8.Next week don't miss the first European appearance in this Summer season, namely Natus Vincere . If you want to check the participants in the remaining two groups, you can do it here