G2 vs Natus Vincere Prediction: who will turn out to be stronger?

Prediction for the match between G2 and Natus Vincere which will take place on September 29. Who will turn out to be stronger? Check the team conditions! Several betting options are available.

The only factor in which the current G2 is definitely ahead of Natus Vincere in the run-up to the final is morale. Mutual support in every interview, faith in the captain, a broken table - literally every little thing turns the Samurai into the main characters of a film with a very dramatic scenario.

The victories over Spirit and Vitality perfectly complete this picture, as both tags on paper were the favourites of both meetings. In fact, the Dragons have been losing the thread of the game for a very long time and could ‘stumble’ at any moment, and the captain of the second team admitted that the Wasps were not ready to perform at 100%. It turns out that victories over the grands have a psychologically positive effect only for G2, which believes even more strongly in a happy ending in the squad.

The other side of the moon is the individual play of Janusz Snax Pogorzelski, who has already let the Samurai down many times in past series. The fate of the finals as a whole depends on how much the low-tab from the captain will affect the outcome of each individual round. There is no doubt that the core of Ilya m0NESY Osipov and Nikola NiKo Kovacs will not let them down - the only problem is that such large series are not won with just four players.

There is already a fan theory on the net regarding the chess order of outcomes of the Natus Vincere grand finals. Exactly between the championships in Copenhagen, Riyadh and Malta there were ‘silver’ in London and Cologne. Progression hints at a third defeat today as well, but that's where analysis comes in.

In the spring, losing to Spirit was at least ‘not a shame’, given the surge in Danil donk Kryshkovets' play after his debut. In the summer, Vitality was already on a short-term peak, to whom Born to Win gave a very competitive final. The connection between these defeats lies in the opponent's methods: the new Natus Vincere, led by Andrey B1ad3 Gorodensky, is usually beaten with structure and adaptability. As we have already mentioned above, G2 will win only by psychology.

We will try to focus on the gap of at least 2 cards in favour of the Born to Win. Despite the fact that the opponent for the finals in Malta was not the most formidable Eternal Fire, let's not forget that G2 is not a perfect team with its own unresolved problems. For Natus Vincere, who have already learnt how to win in such a long series, the difference of 2 cards should not be an insurmountable task.