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Team Ukraine VS Poland

EEF Dota 2 Qualifier 2022

Team Ukraine1.825.09.22 06:00Bo11:0

Poland1.8

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Estadística del partido
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Team Ukraine WIN

Poland WIN

Últimos partidos

Team Ukraine

Últimos 5 partidos

Últimos 10 partidos

Poland

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Team CroatiaBo31 - 2L

Team BulgariaBo31 - 2L

GreeceBo32 - 0L

Team UkraineBo11 - 0L

IsraelBo10 - 1W

FranceBo10 - 1W

Últimos 5 partidos

Últimos 10 partidos

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Team Ukraine

Wins

Poland

Wins

IESF Europe Qualifier 2024Team Ukraine

1 - 0

Sobre el partido

El partido Team Ukraine contra Poland en la disciplina Dota 2 se celebró el 25.09.2022 at 10:00 en el formato BO1.

Para más predicciones, consulte la página de predicciones.

El ganador del partido Dota 2 fue el equipo Team Ukraine con la puntuación 1:0 y duró 1 h, 13 m.

Resultados de todas las reuniones de Team Ukraine y Poland en la disciplina Dota 2.

Oponentes	Team Ukraine	Poland
Clasificación EGamersWorld	5.5	-
La racha actual	10 win	2 lose
Victorias en los últimos 5 partidos	5	2
Número de victorias en los últimos 10 partidos	10	4
Número de victorias en enfrentamientos directos	1	0

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FAQ

What are the results of the previous meetings between the Ukraine and Poland?

These teams have not played before

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