LoL MSI 2024: Fnatic vs GAM Esports Results and Picks
Fnatic secures a dominant 2-0 sweep against GAM Esports in LoL MSI 2024. Discover their winning formula and key takeaways from the series.
Fnatic showcased their dominance in a 2-0 series victory against GAM Esports at the LoL MSI 2024 tournament. The matches highlighted the skills and strategies employed by both teams, with Fnatic ultimately proving their superiority on the Rift.
LoL MSI 2024: Fnatic vs GAM Esports: Fnatic Won 2-0
Fnatic vs GAM Esports Match 1 Results – Fnatic Won
| Fnatic vs GAM Esports Match 1 Results – Fnatic won | |||
| Fnatic Champion Picks | GAM Esports Champion Picks | ||
| Name of Player & Role | Picks | Name of Player & Role | Picks |
| Oscarinin – Top |  K’Sante | Kiaya – Top |  Urgot |
| Razork – Jungle |  Xin Zhao | Levi – Jungle |  Lee Sin |
| Humanoid – Mid |  Orianna | Emo – Mid |  Taliyah |
| Noah – ADC |  Kalista | EasyLove – ADC |  Varus |
| Jun – Support |  Ashe | Elio – Support |  Maokai |
In the first match, Fnatic’s lineup consisted of Oscarinin on K’Sante in the top lane, Razork on Xin Zhao in the jungle, Humanoid playing Orianna in the mid lane, Noah on Kalista as the ADC, and Jun on Ashe as support.
GAM Esports’ roster featured Kiaya on Urgot in the top lane, Levi on Lee Sin in the jungle, Emo playing Taliyah in the mid lane, EasyLove on Varus as the ADC, and Elio on Maokai as support.
The first game was entirely in Fnatic’s favor, with the team exhibiting a controlled and systematic approach. Fnatic’s champion picks and overall strategy allowed them to dictate the pace of the game and secure objectives with ease. Their coordination and synergy were evident throughout the match, leaving GAM Esports struggling to find a foothold.
Fnatic vs GAM Esports Match 2 Results – Fnatic Won
| Fnatic vs GAM Esports Match 1 Results – Fnatic won | |||
| Fnatic Champion Picks | GAM Esports Champion Picks | ||
| Name of Player & Role | Picks | Name of Player & Role | Picks |
| Oscarinin – Top |  Ornn | Kiaya – Top |  Rumble |
| Razork – Jungle | Xin Zhao | Levi – Jungle |  Nocturne |
| Humanoid – Mid |  Ahri | Emo – Mid | Orianna |
| Noah – ADC |  Lucian | EasyLove – ADC |  Zeri |
| Jun – Support |  Nami | Elio – Support |  Nautilus |
The second match saw both teams making adjustments to their champion selections. Fnatic opted for Oscarinin on Ornn in the top lane, Razork on Xin Zhao in the jungle once again, Humanoid playing Ahri in the mid lane, Noah on Lucian as the ADC, and Jun on Nami as support.
GAM Esports chose Kiaya on Rumble in the top lane, Levi on Nocturne in the jungle, Emo playing Orianna in the mid lane, EasyLove on Zeri as the ADC, and Elio on Nautilus as support.
The second game was a more closely contested match, with both teams trading blows and showcasing their individual skills. The Orianna and Nocturne combination proved to be a potent threat by GAM Esports, allowing them to initiate fights and catch Fnatic off guard. GAM Esports put up a commendable performance, pushing Fnatic to their limits.
However, Fnatic’s experience and patience shone through in the crucial moments. They remained composed under pressure and made strategic decisions that ultimately secured them victory. Fnatic’s ability to adapt and respond to GAM Esports’ tactics was a testament to their skill and teamwork.
