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1.03.2023eSports

#B04eSports: Landwehr and Co. end campaign in seventh place

The Bayer 04 eSports players faced Hertha Berlin and Werder Bremen in the Virtual Bundesliga Club Championship on Tuesday night. While Leverkusen earned an overall win against the Berlin team, the fixture against Bremen later in the evening ended all square. The season is now over for the #B04 eSports players after matchdays 29 and 30 with the Black and Reds finishing seventh in the table in the North West division.
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The Werkself eSports players began Tuesday evening with the fixture against Hertha Berlin on matchday 29 – with a 2 vs 2 between Marc ‘MARC_LDW23’ Landwehr and Furkan ‘FURKY’ Kayacik for Leverkusen and Tom ‘BISSO__23’ Bismark and Marina ‘MARI’ Preradovic for the Berlin side. The Leverkusen players secured a convincing 4-1 win. Landwehr was also able to come out on top in the following 1 vs 1 encounter (2-0).

draw against WERDER  Bremen 

Then came the games on matchday 30 against Werder Bremen: Landwehr and Kayacik faced Eleftherios ‘LEFTI’ Ilias and Max Julius ‘DIVINERS’ Gröne. Leverkusen lost the 2 vs 2 game (1-2) but Landwehr won the following 1 vs 1 against Gröne 3-1. The second 1 vs 1 between Bremen's Ali Oskoui ‘PREDATORFIFA’ Rad and Kayacik failed to produce a winner. That meant the final regular matchday in the Virtual Bundesliga Club Championship ended in an overall draw for the #B04 eSports players.

The Bayer 04 eSports players have narrowly missed qualification for the Club Championship play-offs by finishing seventh in the North West division.

Results on matchdays 29 and 30:

Bayer 04 vs Hertha Berlin (3 points)

2 vs 2: 4-1

Landwehr against Bismark: 2-1

Werder Bremen vs Bayer 04 ( 1 point)

2 vs 2: 2-1 

Gröne against Landwehr: 1-3

Rad against Kayacik: 1-1

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