After his last elimination of the game, William "Spoit" Löfstedt jumps up from his chair and holds the Rogue logo on his jersey to the camera: in the Canada derby of the Rainbow Six European League, Rogue managed to beat the favorite G2 Esports significantly with a score of 7: 1.

"It went exactly as I expected," Rogues captain Leon "LeonGids" Giddens commented on his team's performance. "I don't think any of us doubted this victory.»

League analyst and former G2 star Fabian "Fabian" Hällsten also had nothing to complain about Rogue's performance: "They played it flawlessly". With the victory, Rogue has gained important points in the qualification for the Six Major in Berlin. "We want to keep winning games, make it to the major and make everyone proud," LeonGids said.

Despite the high-profile squad, G2 continues to disappoint. "This team could become a dynasty if they learned to play as a team," analyst Jack "Fresh" Allen said. "It's five individual players walking around doing their own thing and not really playing with each other.»