“League of Legends” LCK final match T1 defeated HLE, successfully advanced to MSI for four consecutive years

Passionategeekz June 15th news, in the last game of “League of Legends” LCK “MSI Road” held today, T1 defeated HLE with a 3-0 record and won the last ticket to the 2025 mid-season championship, with Gen.G Go to MSI together.

Prior to that, HLE has won seven straight wins against T1 since the 2024 LCK Summer Tournament. In today’s key game, T1 ended his losing streak and successfully advanced to MSI for four consecutive years (Passionategeekz Note: BLG has advanced for three consecutive years), and they have previously won the runner-up and two third place finishes. It is also Faker’s eighth time leading the team to MSI, ranking first in history.

This also means that both TES and HLE teams, which represented the LPL and LCK areas in the 2025 Global Pioneer Championship this year, missed the MSI. Meanwhile, this is also his first time since the Zeus player made his debut on the LCK stage as a starter in 2022.

It is worth mentioning that HLE was with Gen.G He once led 2:0 in the selection match, and only one small game was left to advance to MSI, but then lost six consecutive games and completely missed MSI.

“League of Legends” Mid-Season Championship (MSI) is the second international event in the annual schedule of League of Legends eSports. Two teams from the five major competition zones will compete for the mid-season championship title, and the two best performing regions will win additional places in the global finals, further increasing the intensity of competition. The mid-season championship is not only a test of the division and team in the middle of the season, but also lays the foundation for the competition for the global finals championship.

This year’s midseason championship will be held from June 27 to July 12 at the Pacific Coliseum in Vancouver.

Riot said that, as the largest building in Hastings Park, the Pacific Stadium has a long history of hosting world-class events, including the 2010 Winter Olympics short track speed skating and figure skating competitions, and the 2017 League of Legends Championship Series (LCS) Spring Finals. With 90,000 square feet of exhibition space, this iconic venue will provide a memorable competition environment for the second international event of the year.

Teams that have locked in MSI include: AL (LPL), BLG (LPL),Gen.G（LCK）、T1（LCK）、G2（LEC）、MKOI（LEC）、CFO（LCP）、GAM（LCP）。

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