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PSG Talon and DPlus KIA will face each other later today in what will be an organizational-level fixture of the 2024 South Korean League. The winner of today’s clash will likely earn the most sensible spot in the league’s normal phase and have the most productive chance of qualifying for the BLAST R6 Major Manchester.
Here’s everything you want to know about today’s clash between PSG Talon and DPlus KIA.
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Since January 2021, PSG Talon and DPlus KIA have met 24 times. With a record of 17 wins for DPlus and 7 wins for PSG Talon, the 2023 South Korean League champions are the favorites to win.
If we forget about all the games played between the two groups before the start of Grade 8, here’s what the overall record looks like:
However, a lot has changed since the two last met. Talon has undergone a rebrand by expanding its esports partnership with PSG to Rainbow Six Siege. In addition, the roster added Lee “Soldier” Si-hyeon and Fabian “Fabian” Hällsten. .
Meanwhile, South Korean powerhouse DPlus added Lee “EunSang” Eun-sang and Im “saeyeora” Seung-hwan to its five and recruited Kim “EnvyTaylor” Seong-so as the team’s head coach.
On their way to Grade 9, DPlus KIA and PSG Talon swapped players when Soldier returned to the red list while Saeyeora signed for the South Korean champions.
After the conclusion of the first 4 games, saeyeora is the fourth best player in DPlus KIA (SiegeGG score of 1. 01) after betting basically with Mute and Thermite.
As expected, DPlus KIA’s two most experienced players, Jo “coted” Sung-joon and Park “Woogiman” Jin-wook lead the team’s stats with SiegeGG ratings of 1. 39 and 1. 23, respectively.
Meanwhile, Soldier is not only PSG Talon’s most productive player, but also the league’s highest-rated player with a SiegeGG score of 1. 56 after coaching Blitz and Valkyrie.
Overall, following PSG Talon’s dominance in the league since the beginning of the season, all of the team’s players have recorded remarkable stats, with the exception of Koo “RoyBoy” Min-seong.
Despite Fabian’s long career in the competitive scene of Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege, the Swede has played against South Korean groups on two occasions:
Combined with his recent effects as PSG Talon coach, Fabian has never lost a card against a South Korean team. However, unless the red squad becomes the leading force in the region, the Swedish record will most likely be damaged faster or later. .
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Since PSG Talon welcomed Fabian to the South Korean team, the team’s main strength lies in the good defensive luck of the red squad. After facing Beyond Stratos Gaming, Before and After, BlossoM, and Mir Gaming, the South Koreans won each and every defense. Played.
Meanwhile, DPlus’ defensive record includes 15 rounds won out of 21 imaginable, and 3 of those losses came against arch-nemesis FearX.
Given the defensive facet of the goalkeeper at the moment, you have to be clinical when it comes to defense. It is the foundation of each and every team. However, the difference can be made by improving the attack. In a meta where good luck on defense is the norm, good luck can be achieved by going extra and adapting an offensive force while maintaining strength on defense. Will any of those parts live up to it?
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