T1 and Edward Gaming advance to Worlds 2022 quarter
Defending world champions Edward Gaming and LCK juggernauts T1 reign supreme in the second Group Stage round robin at Worlds 2022.
Overview:
- Three-time world champions T1 and reigning champs Edward Gaming is going to the quarterfinals at Worlds 2022.
- The day started with a three-way tie at the top of Group A at the 2022 League of Legends World Championship.
The LCK titans T1 and defending global champion Edward Gaming dominates the second Group Stage round robin at Worlds 2022. The two teams dominated the last games in Group A. In the process, EDG defeated Cloud9 and Fnatic, securing T1 and themselves a spot in the forthcoming Knockout Stage.
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The last match between T1 and EDG, who were both 4-1, decided who would receive the group's top seed.
T1 and Edward Gaming conclude Group A with a stunning showdown
T1 dominated the reigning champions with an outstanding effort. Top laner Choi "Zeus" Woo-Je on the gallant pirate Gangplank stole the stage. Zeus could solo kill Li "Flandre" Xuan-Maokai Jun's at the fifteen-minute mark, earning him enough money to finish his two core items, Trinity Force and The Collector. A river battle would be led by the Gangplank player three minutes later. Zeus delayed Zhao "Jiejie" Li-Graves Jie's with a Powder Keg and shot him down for the first kill as EDG sought to contain Lee "Faker" Sang-Viktor. hyeok's
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Zeus led the LCK squad in support as he pursued the fleeing opponents after gaining the 4v5 man advantage. The Gangplank player shot down two more opponents for the triple kill and the ace. Zeus and his team destroyed the Nexus by the time the game reached the 27th minute, giving them their sixth victory in the Group Stage. As the winner and top seed in Group A, T1 moves on to the Knockout Stage. The second seed in the division is EDG.
Faker, a three-time World Champion, has maintained a decent record in the Worlds Group Stage: in his seven Worlds appearances, the mid-laner has consistently advanced as the top seed. On October 20, the Worlds Knockout Stage will start.
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