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G2 managed to stall the game out, but werent able to claw their way back into a lead, resulting in a 10 lead for Fnatic.

Written by Pieter van Hulst Published on 08.09.2019 21:54 UTC Save Save Three teams entered the historical city of Athens, Greece, for the LEC Summer Finals, but only one would walk away victorious.

Schalke 04, a team focussed around late-game team fighting, but with some early game issues, had to face Fnatic, the kings of early game League.

Fnatic easily dispatched of Schalke 04 and then had to face an unstoppable G2 Esports in the finals.

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The series went all the way to five games, but, in the end, G2 Esports managed to take the finals with an incredible 32 victory.

G2 Esports are your 2019 LEC Summer champions and heres how it happened.

Related The biggest rivalries in esports ever Read Story The road to finals Before we arrived at the G2 vs Fnatic showdown, Fnatic first had to face Schalke 04 in a thrilling semi-final bout.

For Schalke to have had an advantage over Fnatic, they needed to not give Fnatic an early lead and win through late-game teamfighting.

The problem for Schalke was that in all three games Fnatic were able to do exactly that and launch themselves ahead each time.

Every time Broxah set-up a gank, Trick was able to shadow him.

Because of the massive gold difference between the two junglers, Broxah came out ahead in every counter-gank scenario.

Fnatic were able to snowball the first game into victory in less than 30 minutes, while the second and third games took them a bit longer.

Schalke 04 did manage to take some good fights and even a Baron, but it wasnt enough for them to turn the bad early games around.

Fnatics win put them through to the finals and set them up for a revenge final against G2 Esports.

Related How to play Yuumi, League of Legends newest champion Read Story G2 Esports: Europes finest The stage was set for a legendary rematch between the best two teams that Europe has to offer.

Just before the finals started, Marcin Jankos Jankowski received the MVP award for the LEC Summer Split.

Hes shown that even in a star-studded line-up, he still stood out and carried his team to multiple victories over the duration of the Split.

Just last week, G2 Esports were at a 02 deficit before fighting back and winning the series with a 32 victory.

With this miraculous reverse sweep fresh in G2s memory, they entered the first game of what became a legendary series in European League of Legends history.

G2 Esports drafted an early game composition, with little to no scaling elements.

This meant that they had to create a massive gold lead in the early game, in order to overcome Fnatics scaling composition.

Fnatic understood what had to be done and dismantled G2s early game plans.

Gabril Bwipo Rau managed to solo-kill Martin Wunder Nordahl Hansen with some great Jax play, which got the snowball rolling in Fnatics favour.