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Alliance eliminated TYLOO at FISSURE Playground 3

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Sep 10
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Alliance defeated TYLOO 2:0 in the Group B lower bracket semi-final at FISSURE Playground 3 and advanced to the lower final. TYLOO were eliminated after losing both maps 13:11.

Alliance had dropped into the lower bracket following a 0:2 defeat to Legacy. They had opened the tournament with a 2:0 victory over FaZe.

Alliance recovered from 3:9 on Ancient

  1. Inferno (TYLOO pick) — Alliance 13:11 TYLOO
  2. Ancient (Alliance pick) — Alliance 13:11 TYLOO

Alliance built an 8:4 halftime lead on Inferno. TYLOO narrowed the gap after the side switch, winning the second half 7:5, but Alliance held on to take the opening map in regulation.

On Ancient, TYLOO took a 9:3 halftime lead on the Alliance pick. Alliance then won 10 of the 12 rounds after the switch, overturning the six-round deficit to close the series with another 13:11 win.

Player statistics for the match taken from HLTV

Player of the Match — Jonatan “bobeksde” Persson

  • K–D: 42–29
  • ADR: 104.9
  • KAST: 66.7%
  • Rating 3.0: 1.46

bobeksde led the series in kills, ADR and Rating 3.0. He delivered on both maps, recording a 1.40 rating on Inferno before improving to 1.52 on Ancient.

Sean “eraa” Knutsson added 38 kills and a 1.18 rating for Alliance. Yi “JamYoung” Yang was the highest-rated TYLOO player at 1.26, finishing with 36 kills and 85.0 ADR.

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VRS results

  • Alliance — +43 pt → 1,494 pt, #21 → #18
  • TYLOO — -11 pt → 1,388 pt, remain #24

The victory moved Alliance into the top 20 with a three-place climb. TYLOO lost points but retained the same position in the final post-match update.

What’s next?

Alliance will face the winner of PARIVISION vs magic in the Group B lower bracket final on September 10 at 13:00 CET. The Bo3 will decide a quarter-final spot, with the losing team eliminated.

TYLOO finished FISSURE Playground 3 in 9th–12th place.

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