GEN went all out and swept TES 2-0 to advance to the quarterfinals

On October 27, in the quarterfinals of the League of Legends World Championship, GEN swept TES with a total score of 2-0 and advanced to the quarterfinals, fully demonstrating the hard power gap between the top teams.

In the first game, TES tried to get the first blood of Braum by crossing the tower in the bottom lane in the early stage, but subsequent operational errors occurred frequently, and Neeko and Sion were killed one after another, and the rhythm was quickly controlled by GEN.

In the mid-game, TES attempted a counterattack at the dragon, but their teamfight coordination was disorganized, and Neeko's crucial ultimate was wasted. Gen.G counterattacked, wiped out a small teamfight, and secured control of the resource. As time progressed, Gen.G 's operational and teamfight execution completely overwhelmed TES . After taking Ertahan, Gen.G pushed forward, completing a teamfight wipe and ending the first game.

In the second game, TES still couldn't find their rhythm. In the early game, GEN relied on excellent resource management to gain an advantage with two worms and a dragon. In the mid-game, TES's Rumble TP was too late, and GEN decisively initiated a teamfight, instantly destroying the top and jungle duo. Kai'Sa's explosive teamfight damage completely penetrated the defense.

Although TES fought back tenaciously in the Baron fight, narrowing the gold deficit to just 1,000 gold , GEN maintained steady operations. At 27 minutes, GEN's Yongen and Jarvan IV combined perfectly to penetrate, instantly slaying Tsar and wiping out TES. GEN then secured Baron and closed the game with a single push.