Vitality have won the early game in every match this series, but this time it was the H2K show, winning early to set up an exciting game five showdown. Here’s a brief breakdown of the match.

H2K managed to claim a very early first blood in the bot lane, ending the streak of delayed starts for these two teams. H2K continued to pressure the bot lane, forcing Vitality back as they claimed the first turret of the game. As Vitality attempt to push out the bot lane, H2K swiftly engage upon them, taking two more kills before moving to secure the first Dragon of the game.

While Vitality eventually stabilised the bot lane and pushed the wave in, H2K were content to trade a kill and a turret for the Rift Herald and a turret, banking on the extra pushing power to come in handy later. As the teams look to level out the lanes, H2K win the tank vs tank fight in the bot lane, before using the Rift Herald to weaken the mid lane turret. As a team fight breaks out in the mid lane, Vitality seem to have the early advantage before H2K turn the situation on its head, taking down the entire Vitality squad and moving to secure their second Dragon.

Pushing the bot lane after the fight, H2K take down the first inhibitor of the match before looking to secure the Baron buff. Pushing through the mid lane, H2K take down four members of Vitality as they crush the base defences to end the game and level out the series.

For more on this series, check out how Vitality bounced back in game three to retake the series lead, and for more information on the games of the playoffs, check out the Official Schedule page, here.