League of Legends
Game 1
Flayn eSports vs RULE · Game 1
25 Jan 202134:38
The story behind the result
What made this match stand out
Flayn eSports
Team statistics
RULE11Kills6
64,082Total gold54,864
Box score
Blue side
WinnerFlayn eSports
Scroll for K/D/A, DPM & CS/min
| Player / role | Champion | K / D / A | DPM | CS / min | GD15 | CSD15 | XPD15 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Renekton | 2 / 0 / 3 | 321 | 9.99 | — | — | — | |
ReptileJunglevs Sapphire ↗ |
Early game · 15:00
The lanes at 15
Who has the edge in each matchup?
Flayn eSportsBlue side
AT 15 MINRULERed side
Team compositionsChampions & recorded bans
Blue sideFlayn eSports
- TopRenektonFlamer
- JungleKai'SaReptile
- MidLeBlancLukezy
- BotKindredDoubleAiM
- SupportGalioNash (Alf-Kristian Sund)
Red sideRULE
- TopOrnnHollow (Alexander Bachmann)
- Jungle
Game information Source details +
One individual game, with results for each side. Series scores are not inferred. Missing statistics display an em dash.
- Source
- Leaguepedia · Original scoreboard ↗ · CC BY-SA 3.0
- Source completeness
- partial
- External game ID
- Prime League 1st Division/2021 Season/Spring Season_Week 1_4_1
- Snapshot file
- historical-statistics-20261031-v3-2021-leaguepedia-scoreboards.json
- SHA-256
- 1cdf4f4a82edb40c2acc9f448c43cf2786618e4ee2c3626c01509cd891ca2802
- Source date
- 2021-01-25 19:42:00 · UTC
- Snapshot record numbers
- Flamer: 1993 · Reptile: 1994 · Lukezy: 1995 · DoubleAiM: 1996 · Nash (Alf-Kristian Sund): 1997 · Hollow (Alexander Bachmann): 1999 · Sapphire: 2000 · BlackSpeck: 2001 · Aaron (Aarón Gallego): 2002 · Aizhon: 2003
Sources · Leaguepedia ↗ · Oracle’s Elixir ↗
