XI Esport vs zajezdzacze

Parken Challenger Championship #5
XI Esport
0:1
Final · Bo1
2026-04-18 14:30 UTC
Head to head
zajezdzacze
anubis11–13 (3–9 · 8–4)

Match recap

zajezdzacze beat XI Esport 1–0 in a best-of-1 at Parken Challenger Championship #5 (Group Stage). Map scores: Anubis 11–13. Top performer: tomiko of zajezdzacze, 19–16 with 84.1 ADR (rating 1.15). The biggest clutch belonged to ETYYY, a 1v2 won for XI Esport in round 15 on Anubis. On Anubis, zajezdzacze stole round 17 on a $16,700 buy against $28,400.

Map veto

XI Esport banned miragezajezdzacze banned nukeXI Esport banned dust2zajezdzacze banned infernoXI Esport banned ancientzajezdzacze banned overpassdecider picked anubis

Rounds

124

Economy

Team equipment value at the end of each buy. Drag to scrub.

Scoreboard

Player
Egelund19154 +4 87.9 71% 1.11
bakorino18182 0 77.8 58% 1.02
ETYYY14195 -5 69.9 63% 0.88
Jiace14173 -3 62.3 71% 0.85
emilio13163 -3 63.5 79% 0.77
tomiko19168 +3 84.1 83% 1.15
Melavi18157 +3 74.8 88% 1.03
aimy16142 +2 54.1 75% 1.02
chudy16196 -3 72.6 75% 0.92
next1me15149 +1 79.5 88% 0.98

ADR and KAST are our own calculations from round data. Rating is our calculation from round data (1.0 formula).

Clutches wonXI Esport 2zajezdzacze 2

1v2ETYYYRound 15won
  1. aimy → bakorino
  2. ETYYY → next1me
  3. ETYYY → aimy
1v1emilioRound 21won
  1. aimy → Jiace
  2. emilio → aimy
1v1tomikoRound 22won
  1. Jiace → aimy
  2. tomiko → Jiace
1v1aimyRound 24won
  1. Egelund → Melavi
  2. aimy → Egelund

Pistol rounds

zajezdzaczeRound 1
zajezdzaczeRound 13

Opening duels

PlayerWonLost
Egelund30
emilio32
bakorino32
Jiace22
ETYYY34
Melavi31
next1me32
tomiko11
aimy11
chudy29

Multi-kill rounds

Player3K4K5K
ETYYY200
Jiace100
bakorino100
tomiko010
chudy200
next1me100

Kill matrix

XI EsporttomikoMelaviaimychudynext1me
Egelund5:42:35:25:42:2
bakorino5:48:31:41:43:2
ETYYY1:73:24:43:33:3
Jiace3:21:72:34:34:2
emilio2:21:32:36:22:6

Rows: XI Esport players, columns: zajezdzacze players. Each cell is kills by the row player on the column player : kills the other way.

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