u/N0b0dy_her3

https://x.com/rlesports/status/2057574883496755298?s=46

A "Scorigami" is a scoreline that has never happened before for those who don't know

Since the Paris Major starts tomorrow, I'd like to throw it back to one of my favorite French players of all time.

Years into his pro career, Chausette45 leveled up from a fringe T10 pro to the best player in the world by a wide margin, terrorizing defenders with his high-speed ground dribbles. He carried his team to 2 straight LAN grand finals and the RLCS S8 EU Regional Championship with the Fennec as his main choice of car, which was never utilized in pro play at that point. His peak only lasted a few months, but the impact his performance had on the esport is still noticeable today.

It can be literally anything from any RL match (RLCS, Dreamhack, 1s showmatches, etc), doesn't matter what setting it comes from. Doesn't necessarily have to be a significant or memorable goal either, just any random goal you'll always remember no matter the time period.

Mine is Joyo's murie reset in the Mustang at Worlds 2022-23. One of the few goals I've ever seen live that made me watch with pure awe on the replay. Even today I still love rewatching it, it's just so clean.

Source: https://www.start.gg/tournament/rlcs-2026-mena-2v2-open/attendees/teams

(The Archie/Itachi duo could be a joke btw, but it might not be, who knows)

https://x.com/rlesports/status/2052422563452592321?s=46

https://x.com/itachi\_rl/status/2052440456949105114?s=46

https://www.fifa.gg/rocket-league/association/can

DISCLAIMER: England technically didn't "lose" this set as they won the next game, but Wales got 1st in the group over them because of tiebreakers so you might as well chalk this one up as a loss.

Karmine Corp's T-3rd, 2nd, T-5th placements this split combine to form their 2nd worst statistical online split since signing Vatira 4 seasons ago. Their EU4 seed is their worst seed at a major yet, and only their 3rd split with no regional wins for the org. 2024 split 2 is still by far their worst split, as that squad didn't even make the major and missed a regional entirely.

Is this a foreshadowing of how they'll preform at Paris? Probably not, as the only other time they didn't win a regional (2022-23 Spring), they finished 3rd at the major, so we'll have to wait and see if KC decide to show up before judgement.

https://x.com/mancityesports/status/2048495141422330207?s=46