SK Telecom T1 vs ahq e-Sports Club

While SKT's second game wasn't nearly as clean as the one prior, they managed to keep it together in the most clutch moments. It was a sight to behold - the perfect teamfight wombo combo, and they pulled it off with their backs against the wall. They were fighting against a 10k gold deficit, and still managed to win that single, incredibly important teamfight.

They fought through and won. Their veteran experience shined bright. They shouldn't be getting only praise, as it's inexcusable for a top 2 team to be at such a big deficit, to make so many insufficient macro decisions and mistakes. While it's not the end of the world, errors like these could be the difference between a victory and a defeat later on in the tournament.

SKT is poised to take first place in their group, and they're just a single win away from being 3-0 after the first half of the group stage. Their next opponents are ahq e-Sports. While they're sitting at a comfortable 1-1 record, things don't look so good for LMS' second seed. They were completely dismantled by Cloud9 today and they weren't even able to put up a fight. They were hunted down on the Rift for the entirety of the game, as they were never able to break free from C9's relentless pressure.

Ahq's biggest catalyst is their midlaner - Westdoor. Ziv is being put on tank duty, so all eyes are set on their mid to make the big play and he wasn't able to do so. If they weren't able to take Cloud9 down, they don't stand a chance against the greatest League of Legends team in existence.

That said, if they manage to start strong early it might be a lot closer than most people expect.