LOL: FNATIC TQ breaks the historical record of victories in Superliga

FNATIC TQ was called to be one of the most prominent teams of the Spanish competition of League of Legends. However, its results in Superliga have exceeded all expectations. The team has achieved a historical record of victories in the regular phase, achieving a total of 16 victories **. Record record confirmed in a tight encounter against Team Herteits in which the heretics played their post on playoffs. Upon the heretics of doing his party, but the good strategic of the Academy of LAC was enough to seal the triumph.

FNATIC TQ makes history in his first season

Until now, the record of the League of Legends Superliga had Giants. The Malaga team had achieved a total of 15 victories along the regular phase in the spring season of the year 2020. The figure has been surpassed by the minimum after the regular season champions managed to win all the matches during the seven First weeks of competition. Absolute domain that only could interrupt bisons ECLUB and KOI , sets that have been responsible for avoiding the dreamy perfect season.

The first place of Fnatic TQ in the regular phase of the Superliga also will serve for the team to start with advantage in the next playoffs . Thanks to his first place, they will be only two better of five to rise with the title. In addition, they have the presence insured in the final phase of the next European Masters, so we can also see them in the second European competition. There, they will be accompanied by Barça Esports and another Spanish combined yet to be determined.

In fact, the aforementioned Barça Esports will also be the first rival who will have to face on the playoffs. Beyond the choice of side on the first map, nothing will serve the team with its historical record in the regular phase . FNATIC TQ is the most feared team of the Spanish League of Legends and there are very good reasons for this, but now it is up to them to endorse their good campaign with some elimination where they are expected to be able to raise the title.