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In the League of Legends S14 Summer Season, LPL has made drastic and comprehensive reforms - a new competition system, a new BP mode, and a new lineup. After the end of the E-Sports World Cup, LPL should have discovered its shortcomings and flaws. It just so happens that there are still a few months before the World Championship, so there is still time to make adjustments.

According to the summer season schedule, two games were scheduled on July 15, one between RA in the Nirvana group and EDG, and the other between FPX in the Summit group and EDG.

EDG lost to RA and was taken away by RA.

To be honest, RA's unilateral results are good, 2-1 is acceptable; EDG's results are one win and two losses. In terms of results alone, EDG is only one win away, but this win is bigger than the sky.

In the first game, RA was on the blue side, banning Miss Fortune, Leona, Crocodile, Ziggs, and Senna, and choosing Quesanti, Zyra, Corki, Ashe, and Titan; EDG was on the red side, banning Tristana, Rumble, Brand, Thor, and Braum, and choosing Gnar, Lillia, Lucian, Smodur, and Rell

In the first game, both RA and EDG chose ADfree lineup, which was thought to be a tug-of-war.

As a result, the first game of the season became a show match for RA. Judging from the match data, from RA's perspective, RA made the game a crushing victory. At around 2 minutes, Titan flashed to keep the enemy, and Ashe used flash to take the first blood of Charmander. At around 18 minutes, a team fight broke out in the dragon pit, and EDG won the dragon and made a four-for-four trade. At around 25 minutes, RA killed Charmander and Gnar head-on and took the big dragon. At around 33 minutes, Jiejie flashed down to the dragon pit and grabbed the big dragon. At around 37 minutes, RA wiped out the opponent and the game ended.

In the second season, EDG is on the blue side, banning Ashe, Leona, Lillia, Ziggs, and Ezreal, and choosing Gnar, Zyra, Corki, Aphelios, and Braum; RA is on the red side, banning Tristana, Rumble, Lucian, Caitlyn, and Senna, and choosing Crocodile, Brand, Zelda, Jinx, and Tahm Kench.

In the second game, both teams used double AD lineups, which meant that neither side would give the other any chance.

The post-match data panel showed that this was a game that EDG was in a tight situation. In the first 20 minutes of the season, both sides were peacefully developing; after 20 minutes, EDG suddenly spoke up and killed the game. At around 4 minutes, RA took the initiative to cross the tower and was beaten 2 for 1 by the EDG duo; at around 16 minutes, RA took the little dragon and then played 0 for 2; at around 21 minutes, EDG killed Titan in seconds and took the big dragon, and Leave Aphelios got a quad kill; at around 28 minutes, Titan opened up to the Moon Man but the damage was not enough, EDG completed a 1 for 5 and took the big dragon; at around 33 minutes, EDG wiped out the opponent and the game ended.

In the third game, RA was on the blue side, banning Miss Fortune, Leona, Gnar, Aphelios, and Nautilus, and choosing Weapon, Lillia, Lucian, Ziggs, and Alistar; EDG was on the red side, banning Tristana, Rumble, Ashe, Ezreal, and Braum, and choosing Quesanti, Brand, Corki, Kai'Sa, and Rell

In the deciding game, the four ADs faced off in the finals, and two pairs lost if they gave in.

The final game between the two sides was a RA game. At about four minutes, EDG completed a line kill in the bottom lane, and Leave Kaisa got the first blood; at about 12 minutes, RA's top lane five surpassed three, and EDG's top support was killed; at about 17 minutes, RA took the little dragon and completed a 1-for-5 exchange in the front; at about 25 minutes, Quesanti TPed from behind to start a team fight with EDG and successfully wiped out RA; at about 43 minutes, EDG finally completed a 2-for-2 exchange when Brand was attacked first; at about 45 minutes, EDG was wiped out and the game ended.

RA won the game and has three wins in the LPL, while EDG has two losses. The Nirvana group lacks a good opponent, and the loser can only have a worse record.