With H2K securing a spot in the quarterfinals, we were left with GPL’s AHQ and LPL’s EDward Gaming to battle it out for the last spot from Group C. The winner of this game will play H2K for the first seed in this group.
With both ROX and ANX being tied for first place in Group A, they had to play a tiebreaker to determine the first seed from Group A.
As the last game of week two of groups came to a close, we were left with NA’s Counter Logic Gaming versus LCK’s ROX Tigers to fight it out for the last spot in the quarterfinals for Group A.
After both NA’s CLG and EU’s G2 lost at the start of the day, they met on the rift to try to get their first win of the second half of groups.
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After a strong showing from Huhi on Aurelion Sol, it was no surprise that we would see him again. Korea’s own SKT T1 faced off against Maple on Aurelion Sol with his team, the Flash Wolves.
With Aurelion Sol being available today, everyone knew that NA’s Counter Logic Gaming would bring it out against Korea’s ROX Tigers. It was Huhi’s time to shine.
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After a disappointing game yesterday, Cloud9 needed to prove that they are ready to play. However, Flash Wolves weren’t ready to cut them any slack.
The final game of day two of the League of Legends World Championship pit EDward Gaming against ahq. Ahq subbed in a new mid laner, Chawy. Now he has to represent himself on the World stage.
With EU being 0-4 so far in Worlds, H2K had a lot of pressure on their back to win a game for their region. Going up against Wildcard team INTZ who surprisingly took a win yesterday, H2K had an uphill battle.