Meavedron vs eSuba - Result Hitpoint Masters Summer 2026 - 06.09.26 12:00 Overview Replay Lineups Head to head
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0% Meavedron to win 0% eSuba to win About the match The League of Legends match Meavedron vs eSuba was held on 06.09.26 12:00 in a Bo3 format as part of Hitpoint Masters Summer 2026. The winner was Meavedron with a score of 2 – 0 against eSuba.
Head-to-head record: Meavedron 0 – 1 eSuba across 1 meetings. In the last 1 meetings, eSuba hold the edge with 1 wins to 0. Most recent meeting on 16.09.26 at Hitpoint Masters Summer 2026: eSuba won 3 – 1.
On current form, Meavedron have won 5/9 of their recent matches (3/5 of the latest 5), while eSuba have won 6/10 (4/5 of the latest 5). Both teams are in similar form right now.
1322 Current Elo 1261
3 Wins in the last 5 matches 4
5 Wins in the last 10 matches 6
0 Head-to-head wins 1
Recent form Replay
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Head-to-head history Meavedron vs eSuba comparison
1322 Current Elo 1261
1 losses Current streak 1 losses
3 Wins in the last 5 matches 4
5 Wins in the last 10 matches 6
0 Head-to-head wins 1
Recent meetings
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