T1 achieved a crucial victory over 100 Thieves with a final score of 2-0. This win is significant, as it keeps T1’s hopes of advancing to the quarterfinals alive.
T1 vs. 100 Thieves: Match Highlights
The second game began quietly without any initial kills. However, momentum shifted when River, known as Kim Dong-woo, played Pantheon effectively. He managed to secure the first dragon for 100 Thieves, giving them an early advantage.
Key Events of the Match
- River’s Pantheon executed a successful gank on Faker’s Orianna, leading to an early kill.
- 100 Thieves continued to pressure T1, taking down Keria’s Neeko shortly after.
- Despite some setbacks, T1 destroyed the outer mid turret and started gaining control.
- Faker displayed remarkable skill, defeating Dokla’s Rumble in a critical 1v2 scenario.
- 100 Thieves caught T1’s Doran and Oner in the side lane, but the tides soon turned.
- T1 secured their third dragon, enabling them to compete effectively in the following team fight.
As the match progressed, T1’s gameplay improved significantly. They responded to 100 Thieves’ gank attempts by asserting dominance in team fights. In a crucial moment, T1 capitalized on their opponents’ mistakes, flipping a precarious situation in their favor.
Turning Points and Conclusion
- T1 turned the tables by catching 100 Thieves off-guard during an ambush.
- They secured Baron after eliminating key players from 100 Thieves.
- With Infernal Soul in hand, T1 marched down the bot lane, securing four kills without losing any team members.
This decisive victory not only confirms T1’s resilience but also solidifies their path toward the quarterfinals. T1’s strategic plays and teamwork showcased their determination to succeed in the tournament.
