Game1Game one got underway with an impressing start from Natus Vincere. Aggressive jungler Alvar 'Araneae' Martin Alenar (on Alistar) harassed Fnatic from the very beginning. His ganks proved especially painful for toplaner Samux (filling in for Maciej 'Shushei' Ratuszniak on Kennen), who lost his tower to Shyvana early in the game. After a team-fight in the mid area, Na’Vi took Baron after 27 minutes and headed straight for victory. The absolute highlight of this first game was the following team-fight for Fnatic’s mid inhibitor. Two members of each team dropped in the fight and Na’Vi seemed to be retreating, but Araneae turned around for a phenomenal pulverize hitting all three remaining enemies, thus forcing an ace and rendering Fnatic their first loss of the tournament.

Game 2Fnatic was determined not to let this happen again in match-up two, and banned accordingly: Araneae was not allowed on Alistar and picked Lee Sin. He followed the same tactics as in the previous game, playing very aggressive very early on, scaring off Samux on Irelia in top-lane. Fnatic countered by kicking up their aggression and Lauri 'Cyanide' Happonen putting some much needed pressure on Araneae. The first blood still went to Na’Vi with Manuel 'Lamia' Mildenberger (Vayne) dropping first in bot-lane. Lamia suffered, losing both the harassing and farming game to Antogyn on Urgot. Not surprisingly Fnatic’s bot tower dropped first with Lamia being at half the cs of Anthony 'Antogyn' Giniers. Urgot was just too strong in this phase of the match and Na’Vi capitalized by taking the remaining two outer turrets. Baron was contested around the 23 minute mark, as Na’Vi felt secure Fnatic didn’t have the power to step in. Enrique Javier 'xPeke' Cedeño Martinez on Cassiopeia flashed and ulted in the Nashor pit (much like Carlos 'ocelote' Rodríguez Santiago's move in the against All authority game), managing to steal the buff. However, Natus Vincere proved much stronger in the subsequent fight and pushed straight to the enemy Nexus, deciding game two and the tournament in their favour.