M5 wins SK Pro Trophy June
Yesterday the SK Pro Trophy took place with eight professional teams competing for 1000€ prize pool. They were joined by Semi-Pro teams who placed 1st in recent SK trophy qualifiers.
Results
fnatic and SK Gaming were knocked out in the first round. gamehoppers.eu beat Fnatic showing a lot of good coordination despite being newly formed line-up. It should be mentioned though that Fnatic were without 
Manuel ‘Lamia’ Mildenberger and Patrick ‘Pheilox’ Walpuski.
LDLC knocked out SK Gaming .
Semi-finals
gamehoppers.eu Vs. 
Luna Gaming
Gamehoppers.eu pulled out some amazing play versus Luna. With their five man roaming tactic they were an unstoppable force. They were able to catch individuals out of position and take easy objectives.
Moscow Five Vs. 
Millenium
Millenium forfeited despite winning all their previous games.
Final
Moscow Five Vs. gamehoppers.eu
Moscow 5 take first game with 13 to 2 with Gamehoppers.eu surrendering.
M5 dominated and won the first game easy.
The second game was a tad more exciting, the Gamehoppers put up a good fight but in the end, M5 was just too strong, with Alexey ‘Alex Ich’ Ichetovkin picking Jax against 
Oliver ‘Hawkdon’ Scholz Lønning’s Morgana in midlane, farming up and helping M5 to victory. Great plays from both teams, especially from M5.
Highlights
Gosupepper was brilliant with Sona doing some amazing plays, millisecond/meter flashes.
Karnage ZAharmny playing extremely well dominating in both games. Going 14-2-11 on Ezreal in Gamehoppers.eu vs. Luna.
Winners
1st Moscow Five
2nd gamehoppers.eu
3rd Luna Gaming
4th Millenium
For more information, head over to the tournament page.
We would like to give special thanks to Leigh ‘Deman’ Smith, Joshua ‘Jatt’ Leesman and VOVIKROBO for providing amazing streams.
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