Gamespace’s Lulu Leads a 25-Kill Rout in EMEA Masters

TL;DR: Abagnale’s Lulu quietly anchored Gamespace Mediterranean College Esports’ 25-10 demolition of The Secret Club, joining 22 of 25 kills for an 88% kill participation rate. Behind her support, a dominant Gnar-led top side helped Gamespace build a 14.5k gold lead and claim all 4 dragons in a 29:02 EMEA Masters opener.

Key Takeaways

• Abagnale finished on 2/1/20, turning Lulu’s protective toolkit into an 88% kill participation engine for Gamespace.
• Septico1 reached a +2136 gold difference at 15 minutes on Gnar, giving Gamespace a decisive top-lane foothold.
• Gamespace closed the game with 25-10 kills and a 14.5k gold advantage, converting its predicted 54% draft edge into a win.

Building the Lead

The draft model gave Gamespace Mediterranean College Esports a narrow 54% advantage, and the game showed why its composition looked so cohesive. Vi and Ahri offered reliable ways to start fights or catch a target; Gnar added another engage threat, while Lulu could keep the carries alive once the action began. The prediction materialized in-game: rather than overturning the model’s lean, Gamespace made its composition’s strengths count.

The clearest early crack appeared in the top lane. Septico1 was already +2136 gold at 15 minutes over Dr. Mundo, a gap large enough to give Gnar control over the lane and help Gamespace dictate where the next fight would happen. He ended with 3/2/5, while his damage share reached 29.8%. The advantage was more than a private lane win; it gave the whole team a sturdier front line and a threatening source of engage.

That pressure had a willing follow-up. Elix1r’s Vi finished 7/2/9, and her threat helped turn Gamespace’s catches into a growing team-wide lead. The team collected 4 dragons to 0, taking the objective race completely off the table, and ultimately destroyed 9 towers to 1. By the end, Gamespace had amassed 64.5k gold to The Secret Club’s 50.0k.

The Numbers Tell the Story

Abagnale’s line captures the balance of the win. The 2/1/20 score meant just one death across a long sequence of fights, while the 20 assists put the Lulu in the action for 22 of Gamespace’s 25 kills. That 88% participation made her an essential link between the team’s engage and its damage: Gnar and Vi could force the moment, but her protection helped the carries survive it.

Vaynedeta supplied the finishing power from bot lane, closing on 8/3/11 with 28.9% of the team’s damage. His +1549 gold difference at 15 minutes also showed that Gamespace’s advantage was not confined to top lane. Alix added 4/2/11 on Ahri, giving the team another source of picks and follow-up.

The Secret Club had flashes of damage, but little room to convert it into control. Yuki’s Lucian dealt 25.8% of his team’s damage, yet ended 2/6/6 and 1549 gold behind at 15. With no dragons and only one tower to show for the game, The Secret Club could not make its individual threats change the map.

The Final Push

A 25-10 kill finish and 14.5k gold separation made the closing stretch a matter of completing Gamespace’s control, not finding a late escape route. The team had the outer map, the dragon advantage, and enough gold to turn its engage into decisive fights. The Secret Club’s 10 kills could not offset the gap in towers, objectives, or resources.

For the opening game of this EMEA Masters 2026 BO1, Gamespace’s win was a convincing confirmation of the draft read. The model’s modest edge became a one-sided result: a top-lane lead created space, Vi and Ahri supplied pressure, and Abagnale’s Lulu made sure the carries could keep fighting.

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