We have reached the fifth week of the ESEA Invite tournament, with Danish teams now firmly leading the competition.

With the left of Fnatic.MSI, Blight Gaming and Team Dignitas the competition has lost a bit of its initial interest, but "the show must go on" so let's see what happened in week 4.

Four matches were yet to be played but only two of them respected the schedule and these are Power Gaming vs H2k-Thermaltake, which ended 16-14 in favour of the Swedes, and VeryGames vs Team ALTERNATE, a 15-15 draw. The other two matches still to be played are Burning vs Reason Gaming and TLR vs Team Excello. Furthermore, TLR and Power Gaming have still to play their match from week 2.

In week 5, which will see the teams playing on de_tuscan, VeryGames and OnlineKingdom (formerly known as RADIO) have already played and the match ended with a clear victory for the Danes: 16-3. With the recent impressive results they got in this competition, is it possible we will see them in the next Cadred Top 10 as new entry?

Power Gaming will face another Danish team, The Imperial, which are at the moment second in the standings behind OnlineKingdom. Reason Gaming need points and they will try to grab them in the match against the Finnish royalty, Team Excello, while H2k and 30P-Gaming will play the Swedish derby for both honour and for the standings: a victory is essential, of course, for both teams.

Games yet to be played from previous weeks

Week's 5 Games

Clan Details	Played	Wins	Losses	Draws	For	Against	POINTS
OnlineKingdom	5	5	0	0	80	16	15
The Imperial	5	4	0	1	79	37	13
H2k-Thermaltake	5	3	2	0	63	46	9
Team ALTERNATE	5	2	1	2	76	54	8
VeryGames	5	2	2	1	58	67	7
Power Gaming	3	2	1	0	46	42	6
Reason Gaming	3	2	1	0	45	40	6
Team Excello	3	2	1	0	44	36	6
Burning	3	2	1	0	40	16	6
Blight Gaming	5	2	3	0	42	55	6
TLR	2	1	1	0	26	16	3
30P-Gaming	4	1	3	0	38	48	3
Fnatic.MSI	4	0	4	0	14	64	0
Team Dignitas	8	0	8	0	14	128	0