G2 defeated Movistar KOI and advanced to MSI 2025

In the 2025 LEC Spring Season, G2 Esports defeated Movistar KOI 3-1 in the winner's bracket final and became the first European team to advance to the League of Legends Mid-Season Invitational (MSI 2025) and the Esports World Cup 2025.

Although G2 Esports ranked only third in the group stage, they made great progress in the playoffs, defeating the top seed Karmine Corp and the second seed Fnatic in succession, once again proving that there are no weak teams in the playoffs.

Similarly, Movistar KOI also entered the knockout stage as fourth in the group. Now they have fallen into the loser's bracket final and still have a chance to compete for the last spot in MSI.

The LEC Spring Split not only determines the ownership of the 80,000 Euro prize money, but also determines two important tickets to international competitions. The two teams that make it to the finals will receive direct qualifications for MSI 2025 and eSports World Cup 2025 respectively.

G2 Esports' advancement not only reflects their mature tactical system and tacit teamwork, but also further consolidates their dominance in the European division. As international competitions approach, G2 Esports is ready to shine again on a bigger stage.

The story of Movistar KOI is not over yet. They will face new opponents in the loser's bracket finals and strive to win the last MSI ticket. Who will represent LEC to the world together with G2 Esports will be revealed in the next fierce battle.