Global Esports loses against Korea's F4Q in the triple Overtime thriller, Out from APAC LCQ.
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Valorant Champions Tour APAC Last Chance Qualifier will give one team from the APAC region a wildcard entry to the Valorant Champions. The tournament started off on October 11, 2021 with ten of the strongest professional teams from Korea, SEA, Japan, and India.
The qualifying tournament has been running for four days and has already resulted in the elimination of four teams, Global Esports being one of them. The team may have missed out on a spot in Valorant Champions; however, it has certainly won the hearts of many fans.
Global Esports leaves the Valorant Champions Tour: APAC LCQ after a heartbreaking defeat
The match between Global Esports and F4Q has been in favor of the VCC winner initially. Global Esports took its first lead in the best-of-three maps after winning Haven with a score of 13-10. However, that lead didn’t last long as F4Q took the second map win on Global Esports’ chosen map Bind, with a score of 13-9.
Now the overall map score was 1-1, and the team winning the third map would advance in the tournament while the losing team would exit. Split was the third and last map for both teams to secure a win on and continue their journey in the Valorant APAC LCQ.
The match seemed to be entirely in the favor of the Indian professional team Global Esports when it reached the match point with a score of 12-10. However, a huge turn of events happened as F4Q managed to take it to the first overtime with a score of 12-12.
The encounter between the two continued to the third overtime with a score of 14-14 on both sides. This marked the doom of Global Esports as F4Q took the win against Global Esports with a score of 16-14.
Global Esport’s loss in the Lower Bracket Round 2 shook fans of Valorant esports and has received countless reactions from individuals all over the world.
Check out some tweets after the match...
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