LGD Gaming vs Xtreme Prediction 21 September 2026
🔊 LGD Gaming and Xtreme Gaming are set to clash in Round 3 of the group stage at the PGL Wallachia Season 9. Both teams have kicked off the tournament with back-to-back victories, coming into this head-to-head with a 2-0 record. Every group stage match is played in a best-of-three format.
Head-to-Head
📊 The two teams have traded wins in their last four encounters. Both lineups have seen significant changes since The International 2026. LGD now field Wits, SumaiL, Davai, Thiolicor, and Sneyking, with SumaiL and Sneyking joining the roster right before Wallachia. Xtreme have retained Ame, but revamped the rest of their lineup - he now plays alongside Xm, zeal, XinQ, and BoBoKa.
Head-to-head statistics LGD Gaming - Xtreme

LGD Gaming Team Overview
LGD opened the tournament with a 2-1 victory over Yakult Brothers, then followed it up with a confident 2-0 sweep against GamerLegion. Notably, this LGD roster has little competitive history together - PGL Wallachia marks the debut of this new lineup, featuring SumaiL in the mid lane and Sneyking taking up the position five role. As a result, their performances at this event offer a much clearer picture of the team's current form than matches played by the previous roster.
Match Results: LGD Gaming

Xtreme Team Overview
Xtreme Gaming remain unbeaten, boasting a 2-0 record in their series so far. In the opening round, they swept Pibbles Corp. 2-0, then edged out Conventus Stellarum 2-1 in their next match. The revamped Xtreme roster is now built around Ame, with Xm and XinQ making their return to the squad, while zeal and BoBoKa fill out the offlane and support roles. Although this lineup is a completely new five-man unit post-TI, several players bring significant experience playing together.
Match Results: Xtreme
⭐️ Editor’s Prediction
Both LGD and Xtreme have kicked off Wallachia with two wins apiece, so there’s little to separate them based on early results. LGD, however, are still adjusting to their new lineup, having only just started competing in this configuration. Given the head-to-head record, Xtreme’s form at the tournament, and their proven ability to take maps off strong opponents, Xtreme Gaming +1.5 map handicap shapes up as a well-founded pick.
