FlyQuest celebrated their victory and secured their spot at Worlds after defeating Cloud9 3-1, marking their first appearance at the League of Legends world championship in four years. Cloud9 will now have to regroup and prepare to face the winner of Dignitas vs 100 Thieves.
Fans were eagerly anticipating the showdown between these two LCS teams after an exciting best-of-three during the final week of the Summer Split regular season, where C9 had previously defeated FlyQuest 2-0. Despite the defeat, FlyQuest remained confident after the series, with Inspired expressing his confidence during the Pros LCS podcast.
How FlyQuest Secured a Spot at Worlds 2024
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Cloud9 came out strong in the first game, showcasing exceptional lane swap strategy to gain an early advantage against FlyQuest. However, a crucial mistake by Vulcan allowed FlyQuest to turn the tide and ultimately secure the win. Despite a solid performance from C9 in the second game, FlyQuest managed to capitalize on a team fight victory, leading to a tied series.
In games three and four, FlyQuest showed more control and capitalized on Cloud9’s mistakes. This win secured FlyQuest’s second-ever appearance at Worlds 2024.
Anticipated Matchup with Team Liquid
Following their victory, FlyQuest will face Team Liquid in the upper-bracket finals, setting up an exciting rematch. Cloud9 will need to regroup and focus on their upcoming matchup against the winner of Dignitas vs 100 Thieves. Despite the challenges, Cloud9 remains a strong contender for the final spot at Worlds 2024.
Remaining Focused for Cloud9
Cloud9 must analyze their performance and make adjustments to secure their spot at Worlds. Despite their early game strengths, they need to address the mistakes that cost them games against FlyQuest. As a powerhouse in the LCS, Cloud9 aims for championship glory and must remain focused to maintain their impressive track record in competitive play.
