Ana Shines As OG Wins Debut Series in the EU 2021 DPC Season 2
- OG has won its first series after ana's return in the EU 2021 DPC Season 2: Upper Division.
- OG displayed classic “No Mercy” Dota 2 as they ran over the side of the European team, Brame, defeating them 2-0.
- The team will now have a week off before they return to action in their next series against Alliance on April 21, 2021.
Ana has marked his return to the competitive scene in style as he has helped OG register a comfortable 2-0 win in their debut series in the EU 2021 DPC Season 2: Upper Division. OG displayed classic “No Mercy” Dota 2 as they ran over the side of the European team, Brame, even casually diving their base multiple times in the series. Barring a tough laning phase in the first game, OG has delivered a solid team performance in the series. The team will now have a week off before they return to action in their next series against Alliance.
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OG vs Brame: Match Recap and Highlights
The EU 2021 DPC Season 2: Upper Division kickstarted on April 14, 2021, with two series - Tundra Esports vs Hellbear Smashers and OG vs Brame. While Tundra won the initial series, OG played their first series after ana’s return.
Game 1 saw Brame playing aggressively in the early stages of the game as they had ramped up a 5K lead at 24 minutes with Aegis secured on their carry Ursa. However, they dived too deep in an attempt to kill ana’s Juggernaut which led to the turnaround. OG’s greedy draft then paid off as they played incredibly well around their Ultimates to hand Brame a loss in the first game in 38 minutes.
Game 2 witnessed a typical OG performance as they were focused more on fountain farming rather than taking objectives. Ana dived into Brame’s fountain multiple times even without securing Megacreeps as OG was too confident that they had the game in the bag. The enemy safelaner tried to make a comeback with a Divine Rapier but OG’s humorous yet effective gameplay won them the game in 39 minutes.
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The two-time TI champions were in Brame’s face almost throughout the series and looked as if they making a statement with their constant Fountain diving and extremely aggressive plays. On the other hand, Brame looked good in small patches but was never able to match the pace of their enemies, eventually losing the series 2-0.
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N0tail and his teammates' next series against Alliance is scheduled for April 21, 2021, while Brame plays against Tundra Esports on April 18.
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