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Match Old School - Fiery Bubble

ESL One Birmingham 2024: Western Europe Open Qualifier #2

Old School1.824.01.24 11:00Bo11:0

Fiery Bubble1.8

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Old School WIN

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Old School

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Fiery Bubble

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Old School

MarsBet TeamBo11 - 0L

Fiery BubbleBo11 - 0W

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Old School

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Fiery Bubble

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Die Teams haben in letzter Zeit nicht gegeneinander gespielt

Über das Spiel

Das Spiel Old School gegen Fiery Bubble in der Disziplin Dota 2 wurde am 24.01.2024 at 16:00 im Format BO1 ausgetragen.

Das Spiel Dota 2 zwischen Old School und Fiery Bubble wurde im Rahmen von ESL One Birmingham 2024: Western Europe Open Qualifier #2 ausgetragen. Weitere Prognosen finden Sie auf der Seite mit den Prognosen.

Der Gewinner des Spiels Dota 2 war die Mannschaft Old School mit den Punkten 1:0 und dauerte 0 h, 38 m.

Ergebnisse aller Sitzungen von Old School und Fiery Bubble im Fach Dota 2.

Gegner	Old School	Fiery Bubble
EGamersWorld Bewertung	-	-
Die aktuelle Strähne	2 lose	1 lose
Siege in den letzten 5 Spielen	2	2
Anzahl der Siege in den letzten 10 Spielen	3	4

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FAQ

What are the results of the previous meetings between the Old School and Fiery Bubble?

These teams have not played before

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