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In the final match of the VCS Summer Promotion Round 2020, FTV Esports lost to Percent Esports 2-3, officially relegating from the VCS tournament. Not long after this loss, Tran Duc Vien, owner of FTV, also announced the dissolution of the team.
Specifically, the reason why FTV cannot continue the career in the League of Legends professional tournament system in Vietnam is because the team has been operating without sponsors since its inception in 2017, with the criteria to compete because passion. The team also apologized to fans and players for failing to continue FTV activities.
This announcement also means that the FTV Esports team will officially disappear from the Vietnam League of Legends map after almost 3 years of existence.
FTV Esports has been officially removed from the League of Legends Vietnam
Founded in September 2017 by FAP TV filmmakers, FTV Esports was initially considered one of the most attractive teams in the League of Legends of Vietnam, due to FAP TV coverage at the time. pretty big
During 6 seasons in VCS, this team also made a certain impression when it released “promising young stars” like Slayder, Divkid or Victory. However, in terms of collective achievements, FTV did not play really impressive and often ended the season with the second half of the table, including twice having to play in the promotion round to the 2019 summer VCS and VCS of spring. 2020.
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This team is also known as the “Gate Keeper” when there are continuous miraculous advances at the end of the season to escape the “red light” group. In the 2019 summer season, when they had to fight for the promotion round, they also managed to get their ticket back to attend VCS Spring 2020.
However, with other teams in VCS increasingly investing in human resources, the gap between FTV and the competition is also widening. Not to mention that many pillars also show signs of decline, making FTV unable to re-create a miracle at the VCS Summer Promotion Round of 2020 and officially lose interest in the tournament, leading to the team’s dissolution. .
