With the semi-finals ending dramatically, it saw Global Esports and FaR Esports progressing to the finals. The stage was set perfectly for these two teams to duke it out in the 1 Play Esports Valorant Invitational Grand finals.
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The 1 Play Esports Valorant Invitational India Grand Finals - FaR Esports vs. Global Esports
The finals were contested in the best of 5 format, where there would be five maps. The commentators discussed how the double Sentinel meta became quite a gamble for teams defending in Valorant. The finals were thus contested, with both teams shifting into a dynamic with just one Sentinel - Cypher.
The first map on Bind was quite tightly contested between the two teams. Although it ended in a win for Global Esports, FaR Esports gave them a tough fight. The final scoreline from the first map was 13-11.
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The second map was Ascent, and Far Esports had a chance to bring it back. They did their best, but Global Esports was not about to give up. The match went into overtime with 13-13, and from there on, both teams put up a show in the 1 Play Esports Valorant Invitational Grand finals.
The final scoreline on Ascent was 17-15 in favor of Global Esports. This is where Global took a 2-0 lead on FaR Esports in the 1 Play Esports Valorant Invitational Grand Finals.
However, Far Esports showed some of their best performances under pressure in the 1 Play Esports Valorant Invitational Grand Finals.
Far Esports won the 3rd game on Haven with an astounding scoreline of 13-4, only to go on to win the 4th map on Split as well, with a scoreline of 13-10. This match was brilliantly contested, and it set the match up correctly for the 5th map on Haven.
Far Esports went on to win the 1 Play Esports Valorant Invitational India Grand Finals with a 13-11 victory on Haven, giving them a 3-2 triumph over Global Esports.
FaR KnightRider picked up over 25 kills on Haven, and went on to be the MVP, with 118 eliminations in the 1 Play Esports Valorant Invitational India Grand Finals. Global Esports got real creative with their Operators, but FaR took the game home quickly.
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