League of Legends: The world's No. 1 and No. 3 players fought fiercely, the T1 player made a small mistake, and GEN.G secured the match point.

The MSI event is in full swing. The two Korean powerhouses from the LCK region could not escape the battle between their old rivals. The competition was fierce and the slow-paced game was very similar to the Olympic badminton tournament. The process did not disappoint the audience. Neither side was dominant, and the first two games quickly ended in a tie with a score of 1 to 1.

The game lasted 20 minutes and they were still developing.

The rhythm did not stop. The third game dragged on until the late stage. Both teams firmly grasped the core of the late stage. T1 team sent out the old driver and Viktor, while GEN.G had Galio, Quesanti and Senna. A wave of team battles determined the outcome. Because the lineup was more development-oriented, both sides played steadily and did not fight casually. The game dragged on for 20 minutes until the 21st minute, when GEN.G got the first blood. In a casual game, someone had already taken the first blood less than 1 minute after the start. In 20 minutes, the game was declared over. It is conceivable that going to the competition is a test of patience and stability. If the enemy does not move, I will not move.

T1's top and support cooperation failed, and the snowball situation was lost

It didn't matter that the T1 player died first, but the mistakes became uncontrollable afterwards. Keria took out his signature Bard and used his ultimate to freeze GEN.G's double C crisps. His intention was to cooperate with the top laner Doran, who would follow up with a car crash and cause range destruction. Unfortunately, there was a mistake in the cooperation, and the economic gap was created instantly. GEN.G relied on this to create a snowball advantage.

The T1 players never gave up and staged counterattacks many times. In the disadvantageous situation, T1 looked for opportunities to steal the dragon as usual, and ambushed to kill Ertahan instantly. The good news was that they succeeded in killing him, but the bad news was that the opponent took away the big dragon and the earth dragon soul. One head was exchanged for two dragons, and the economic gap was widened to 10,000 gold coins.

In the battle between strong teams, mistakes are absolutely not allowed. Even a slight recklessness can quickly turn into an overwhelming game. After 20 minutes of worry-free, victory was handed over because of the failure of the top and support to cooperate. The high-quality game content made the audience unable to take their eyes off. There were slow games with operations above the standard, as well as passionate fighting games. Although GEN.G is leading the match point so far, T1's game ability still secretly lays the groundwork for the final result. Who will be the final winner? Let's wait and see.