
The losing moment for Team Vitality
The official short from match point on Haven. The superteam that finished 7th–8th in EMEA Stage 2 finishes 2nd in the world.
Vitality are the last EMEA team standing and Pacific has three. China went out in the groups. Paper Rex and T1 meet in the lower bracket on Oct 9, so Pacific loses one on the first elimination night.

The official short from match point on Haven. The superteam that finished 7th–8th in EMEA Stage 2 finishes 2nd in the world.

Two Champions titles with Fnatic between them. The third did not come, but the superteam was two maps from it.
100 Thieves
Team VitalitySplit 13–5 to 100 Thieves, then Lotus 13–11, Ascent 13–9 and Summit 13–10 to Vitality. 100 Thieves finish 3rd, in the arena where this core was 4th at Masters Shanghai 2024. Vitality, the last team outside the Americas, play LOUD in the grand final on Oct 18, best of five.

The official short from match point on Summit.

The superteam that finished 7th–8th in EMEA Stage 2 is one series from the title. Derke has won it twice with Fnatic.

Four maps, three of them to Vitality.

The EMEA channel, after Summit.

The last team outside the Americas gets one more chance: 100 Thieves on Oct 17, for a place in the final.
100 Thieves against Vitality for the other place in the grand final. The winner plays LOUD on Oct 18. The loser finishes 3rd.
T1
G2 EsportsLotus 13–11 to G2, Abyss 13–10 to T1, Ascent 13–6 to G2. T1 finish 5th–6th, the best Champions in the org’s history, and Pacific has no team left. G2 are guaranteed 5th–6th, better than the last two Champions, and play 100 Thieves in the lower semi on Oct 16.

Three visits ended in the groups. This one ended two wins from the final.

Pacific came to the playoffs with three teams. It leaves with none.
G2 Esports
Team VitalityAbyss 13–11, Split 13–4. Vitality are 4–0 in Shanghai and play LOUD in the upper final on Oct 16, which guarantees a top-three finish for a team from outside the Americas. G2 drop to the lower bracket against T1 on Oct 11, one loss from out.

The superteam that finished 7th–8th in EMEA Stage 2 has not lost a series in Shanghai.
Paper Rex
T1Lotus 13–7 to T1, Ascent 13–6 to Paper Rex, Summit 13–11 to T1. It is T1’s first playoff win at Champions, in their first playoffs. Paper Rex, the team with the most points in the field, finish 7th–8th. T1 play an upper-bracket loser on Oct 11, one loss from out.

The official short from map one.

Pacific came to the playoffs with three teams. After tonight it has one.
LOUD against NRG, then Vitality against G2. The winners meet in the upper final on Oct 16. The losers drop to the lower bracket against 100 Thieves and T1 on Oct 11.

The Pacific channel’s cut.

Three visits ended in the groups. The fourth has a bracket win in it.
Nongshim RedForce
Team VitalitySplit 13–8 to Vitality, Abyss 13–4 to Nongshim, Haven 14–12 to Vitality in overtime. Vitality are 3–0 in Shanghai and the only team outside the Americas in the upper bracket. They play G2 on Oct 10. Nongshim drop to the lower bracket against 100 Thieves on Oct 9, and the loser goes home.

The EMEA channel’s cut from Haven, the overtime map that kept the last EMEA team in the upper bracket.

The team that finished 7–8th in EMEA Stage 2 has not lost a series at Champions. G2 next.
Paper Rex, T1, Nongshim and 100 Thieves are in the lower bracket. Two of them go home on Oct 9.

The Pacific channel’s pick from Haven, before the extra rounds.
Paper Rex against T1, then Nongshim against 100 Thieves. Two Bo3s. The loser of each goes home.

The official short from Nongshim’s side of the series.

The Pacific channel, after the series.

Three maps in a few minutes, from the official channel.

The Pacific channel’s cut from the Paper Rex bench during the LOUD series.
100 Thieves against G2, then Vitality against Nongshim. The winners meet in the upper bracket; the losers drop to the lower bracket with Paper Rex and T1.
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