Yeah probably, but after some reading I dont find any support in the rules for such decision.
In fact, section 7 regarding scheduling states
"All league games must be finished 7 days after the end of the regular season schedule. This rule might not apply in case an individual solution needs to be found according to the procedure described above. In case there are any unplayed games after this deadline, the administration will investigate the issue and hand out walkover wins for the team that was more active in trying to get the games scheduled and played in time."
It says walkover wins. If you interpret that both teams are equally at fault this would render one win each. This interpretation is also established by LA by all the earlier decisions in previous ECL-tournaments.
The loss/loss situation is explained under the definitions section. However, such a section should not really contain a new rule...and definitely not one that contradicts a rule under its specific section. Definitions are there to clarify terms used in the rules, not dictate new ones.
Anyway I guess it doesnt matter that much, but Im a firm believer in sticking to the set rules and not wing decisions as you see fit.
I would really like a comment from LA on why the wrote a contradictory rule under the definitions section and then chose to give that rule precedence over the specific rule quoted above.
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