One of the most prestigious Free Fire esports tournaments in Indonesia, the Free Fire Master League (FFML) Season IV, closed its fourth week with Division 1 (Day 8) on Sunday, 12 September 2021 yesterday.

The 18 best professional teams in Indonesia will compete for 6 golden tickets to directly advance to the Grand Final of the Free Fire Indonesia Masters (FFIM) 2021 Fall while securing a slot in the FFML Division 1 next season.

In the match between groups A and C, Island of Gods (IOG) was immediately under the spotlight because of the acquisition of 2 Booyah in the first and third rounds. IOG also consistently rounds up kills.

Surprisingly, the winner of Day 8 was actually AURA Ignite thanks to Booyah that was obtained in the sixth round. AimGOD et al. secured 1 kill over IOG, making them the “Predator of the Day” team.

This resulted in 20 group points for AURA Ignite to move up in group A. Now they are in the top four after moving RANS Esports to fifth place.

Meanwhile, Kings Esports now takes over the standings of group C replacing Siren GPX.

For those  who missed the excitement of FFML Season IV Division 1 Regular Season Day 8, you can watch the replay below.

The excitement of FFML Season IV Division 1 will continue this weekend, namely Regular Season Day 9 between groups B and C on Saturday, September 18,  2021 at 18:30 WIB.

FFML Season IV will switch to Division 2 which will hold a Regular Season Day 9 match between groups B and C on Wednesday, September 15, 2021 at 18:30 WIB.

You can watch the entire FFML Season IV Division 1 Regular Season matches online via live streaming on the FF Esports ID YouTube Channel, Facebook Live FFEsportsID, and BOOYAH! Live FF Esports ID (75848408).

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