The 2025 Esports World Cup, currently being held in Riyadh, has witnessed thrilling matches as the second week approaches its conclusion, with decisive results reshaping the path to the finals.
In the League of Legends (LoL) championship, Gen.G secured a spot in the semifinals after defeating FlyQuest, while defending champion T1 continued its steady run, overcoming Movistar KOI to also book a ticket to the semifinals.
In the ML:BB MWI Women’s Championship, Gaimin Gladiators advanced to the finals after defeating Terror Queens, while Team Vitality secured the second finals spot by defeating Team Liquid.
In the Honor of Kings KWC tournament, Nova Esports continued its strong performance and qualified for the quarterfinals after defeating Black Shrew Esports, while OG also advanced to the same stage following a well-earned victory over Alpha Gaming.
In the last qualifying matches for the quarterfinals, Nongshim RedForce triumphed over A.C.T Esports Club, and Twisted Minds defeated Kagendra, keeping both teams in contention for a spot in the top eight.
The competitions continue in the coming days with massive audience attendance, as the decisive stages approach in several World Cup tournaments featuring elite teams and players from around the world.
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