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XLG
XLG is a Chinese VALORANT team competing in the VCT CN ecosystem.

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References2
- [1]VALORANT Esports — VCT CN — Official league schedule identifies XLG in the VCT CN field.
- [2]VCT CN Stage 1 — Official tournament record.
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