The team advancing to Round 3 after a hard-fought full-set series was Hanwha Life Esports. Securing the series victory with a reverse sweep, they will now face Gen.G in Round 3.
In Game 5, First Blood came in the top lane. ‘Zeus’ Choi Woo-je’s Ambessa scored a level 3 solo kill. ‘Kanavi’ Seo Jin-hyeok’s Cho’Gath devoured Naafiri, who had invaded for a counter-jungle, and Hanwha Life Esports perfectly countered T1’s attempt aimed at ‘Gumayusi’ Lee Min-hyeong’s isolated Caitlyn to secure additional kills. Thanks to top-mid priority, they were able to join fights uncontested.
After taking consecutive blows, T1 turned the momentum around by shutting down ‘Zeka’ Kim Geon-woo’s Taliyah. They then collapsed on Hanwha Life Esports, who had invaded deep into their jungle to catch ‘Keria’ Ryu Min-seok’s Bard, scoring a massive victory. However, Hanwha Life Esports came out on top in the third dragon teamfight. Leveraging the durability of Ambessa and Cho’Gath, they created a setup to bait the enemy in and scored an Ace.
T1 still showed resilience. Whenever ‘Peyz’ Kim Su-hwan’s Jinx triggered her passive, they produced good teamfight outcomes. However, Lissandra, who engaged to initiate a teamfight in front of Hanwha Life Esports’ Ocean Soul, was caught without doing anything due to silence, leading to a crushing defeat in the fight.
With a delicate balance maintained, Hanwha Life Esports’ Ocean Soul appeared around the 24-minute mark. Lissandra, who engaged to initiate a teamfight, was caught without doing anything due to silence, allowing Hanwha Life Esports to unilaterally sweep up kills. The spoils were the Ocean Soul and Baron. Ultimately, Hanwha Life Esports scored a major victory in the final mid-lane teamfight, bringing the match to a close.
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