The EWC final rematch takes place, and this time, TTG is expected to defeat AG 4-1 and secure the first spot in the finals.

After a week of matches, the playoffs have been narrowed down to four teams. In other words, only four games remain! On the 29th, the day of the Chinese lunar Qixi Festival, the winners' bracket final begins. This time, will TTG win, or will AG move on to the finals?

AG Super Play Club once again overcame the fierce Wolf Team 4-2 in the winners' bracket first round, extending their control over Wolf Team for over a year. Although AG’s overall performance was less than ideal, with several players experiencing unexpected mistakes and frequently falling behind early against Wolf Team, their superior discipline and ability to seize opportunities allowed them to withstand Wolf Team’s pressure.

In this match, roaming player Dashuai single-handedly earned all the MVPs for the team, truly the only player carrying the team from start to finish. However, relying solely on one MVP is not typical for AG Super Play Club. Tonight, facing their old rivals TTG who once pushed them to a 1-3 brink in EWC, it will be interesting to see what form they bring this time.

TTG narrowly defeated WB 4-3 in the winners' bracket first round, ending their losing streak. During the last week of the regular season, when they lost six straight games, some thought TTG was finished, others believed they were hiding their strength. Based on this match, Guangzhou TTG showed no sign of hiding; compared to the regular season, this win over WB was quite tense. It can only be said that their mindset was more stable and they were more practiced in high-stakes confrontations.

This season, TTG and AG Super Play Club have faced off three times. The first two matches were tightly contested: a 3-2 win for TTG and a 3-1 comeback by AG in the peak showdown, giving the impression that TTG is the strongest challenger to AG. However, in the most recent regular season finale, TTG was swept 3-0 by AG. Does TTG still deserve to be AG’s biggest contender? Tonight’s match will reveal the answer.

Qingqing, the most experienced veteran among the four top laners, continues to maintain an excellent competitive level this season. Alongside Xiaoxue, the veteran and rookie together uphold TTG’s strong presence on both sides. Qingqing’s average gold per minute reaches 689, ranking second among top laners in the playoffs. In the last match against WB, his performances on Lao Fu Zi, Guan Yu, and Cao Cao were visually impressive.

As the only player on the team whose tournament experience rivals that of Chengdu AG Super Play Club, Qingqing’s performance tonight is especially crucial. If the veteran can withstand pressure and even outperform his opponent, it will boost the morale of the younger teammates.

Xuanran has been consistently solid over recent seasons. Although his stats are not explosive, they rank among the top. He is fourth in KDA and kills per game and third in assists per game among playoff top laners. Whether it’s split pushing or absorbing pressure, Xuanran rarely makes mistakes.

When called upon to step up, Xuanran’s signature champions deliver without hesitation. Charlotte boasts an 11-1 record, and Cao Cao 7-1, both reliable point earners. Although Ma Chao was used sparingly this season, his performance in the third round against Wolf Team was outstanding. This match is very likely to go the full distance!

Xiahou Dun’s playtime and win rate have both improved this season! He can play both top lane and support roles with considerable strength. Xiahou Dun has excellent crowd control, including slows, stuns, and knock-ups, often using chained controls to keep opponents from leaving their towers during laning. Despite being a warrior, his damage output is high, with skill damage and true damage from his second skill, making him capable of solo killing marksmen late game. Additionally, Xiahou Dun is very tanky; when his health drops below 50%, attacking enemies regenerates his health. He is a hexagonal warrior hero well worth mastering.