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Evil Corporation VS Fus Ro Dah

DreamLeague Season 11 Europe Open Qualifier #2

Evil Corporation1.826.01.19 10:45Bo10:1

Fus Ro Dah1.8

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Forudsig resultatet af kampen, og få en præmie!

Evil Corporation WIN

Fus Ro Dah WIN

Sidste kampe

Evil Corporation

Se alle

Black Ice eSportsBo10 - 1L

Meta4ProBo30 - 2L

Yung LeanBo11 - 0W

burjuiBo30 - 2L

Mert OsmanogluBo32 - 0W

AllOneGamingBo32 - 0W

monke clanBo11 - 0W

5ComradesBo11 - 0L

EXTREMUMBo11 - 0L

MOTAČI PLAYERSBo10 - 1W

Sidste 5 kampe

De seneste 10 kampe

Fus Ro Dah

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AllianceBo11 - 0L

Suicide TeamBo11 - 0L

The ReaL DeaL (EU)Bo11 - 0L

95KG of BodyBo10 - 1W

Evil CorporationBo10 - 1W

Sidste 5 kampe

De seneste 10 kampe

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Evil Corporation

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Fus Ro Dah

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Om kampen

Kampen Evil Corporation vs Fus Ro Dah i disciplinen Dota 2 blev afholdt den 26.01.2019 at 15:45 i formatet BO1.

Kampen Dota 2 mellem Evil Corporation og Fus Ro Dah blev afholdt inden for rammerne af DreamLeague Season 11 Europe Open Qualifier #2. For flere forudsigelser, se siden med forudsigelser.

Vinderen af Dota 2-kampen var holdet Fus Ro Dah med scoren 0:1 og varede 0 s.

Resultater af alle møder med Evil Corporation og Fus Ro Dah i disciplinen Dota 2.

Modstandere	Evil Corporation	Fus Ro Dah
EGamersWorld bedømmelse	-	-
Den nuværende stime	2 lose	3 lose
Sejre i de seneste 5 kampe	2	2
Antal sejre i de seneste 10 kampe	5	2

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FAQ

What are the results of the previous meetings between the Evil Corporation and Fus Ro Dah?

These teams have not played before

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