For weeks, several LoL teams have been fighting for first place in the German Strauss Prime League. On June 21, Eintracht Spandau and Schalke 04 met, the two remaining first-place teams. In a game that was even for long stretches, the HandOfBlood team was able to prevail in the end because they had completely taken out their opponent’s AD Carry.

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Learn more about the Eintracht Spandau team in this video:

Eintracht Spandau doesn’t let an opponent get into the game at all

How did the match go? The first 20 minutes were very even. A slight advantage was even gained by Schalke 04, who had a lead of almost 4,000 gold at minute 17. A too risky tower dive in the botlane and a lost team fight at minute 21 then heralded the turnaround.

Eintracht Spandau was able to get a Baron and from then on had an advantage in gold and also generally on the map.

What was particularly striking about the game, however, was the focus on the opponent’s AD Carry TakeSet. It played Jinx and was supposed to provide decent damage. But TakeSet was taken out so quickly in every teamfight that he had 0 kills and 0 assists by the end of the match. So he was not involved in any of the 8 kills of his team.

What does the table look like now?

• Eintracht Spandau for the table with 6 wins and 1 loss at
• Second place is split three ways: Schalke 04, BiG and SK Gaming Prime each have 5 wins and 2 losses.
• In 5th place is Unicorns of Love: Sexy Edition with 4 wins and 3 losses.
• 6th place is shared by MOUZ and E WIE EINFACH ESPORTS with 3 wins and 4 losses.
• GamerLegion and Wave Esports both have 2 wins and 5 losses
• The last place is occupied by PENTA 1860 with 0 wins and 7 losses.

The next match day will be held on Thursday, June 23. Each Tuesday and Thursday the matches of the league will be played. By July 28 at the latest, it will be known which teams will move into the playoffs and then compete for a place in the EU Masters in the summer.

The EU Masters in Spring 2022 was watched by an average of 88,000 people and at peak there were up to 290,000 in the streams at the same time (via Esports Charts).

A total of 167,000 euros in prize money was played for.

What do you think about Eintracht Spandau’s success? Did the team deserve to be ranked first? And do you watch regularly in the German league?

If you want to know more about Eintracht Spandau, the foundation and the vision of the team, you can listen to our podcast about it:

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