Foreword: The S16 season has officially begun, and most players are closely following the recent matches, with the MSI competition being particularly intense.

Foreword: The S16 season has officially begun, and the vast majority of players have been following the recent matches. The MSI tournament is nearing its end, and for the first time in history, the top four teams come from four different major regions.

Hello to all LPL viewers and League of Legends summoners, this is World Game Hub. In yesterday's MSI Mid-Season Invitational, G2 once again worked wonders, defeating T1 with a 3-1 scoreline and pulling off an incredible comeback in the final game, ultimately knocking T1 out of the tournament. T1's exit in the top six, their worst MSI performance ever, has sparked widespread celebration.

With T1 eliminated, the MSI knockout stage semifinalists are now set. Apart from the LCP region, each of the four major leagues occupies one semifinal spot. This is the first time this has happened since the MSI format change. This year, the four major leagues really seem to be blooming together. Notably, all the semifinalists are the first seeds of their respective regions, and they have truly proved themselves with their performances.

The semifinalists for the 2026 League of Legends Mid-Season Invitational have been determined. On the previous match day, the second round of the lower bracket began. TSW, who had eliminated TES, was utterly powerless when facing LYON. LYON needed only three games to sweep TSW and send them home. Even a North American team could easily sweep a Vietnamese team. It seems that TES is indeed the weakest team in the playoffs this MSI.

Greetings to all LPL viewers and League of Legends summoners, this is Global Game Hub. In the recent MSI Mid-Season Invitational knockout stage match between the top six teams, T1 underperformed, losing 3-1 to G2. In the crucial fourth game, despite Peyz securing a pentakill, T1 lost after a 50-minute struggle as G2 turned the tables and eliminated them.

G2 is widely recognized by LPL viewers as the "LPL-friendly team," with many fans calling them the LPL's "third seed." Since the S9 season, G2 has consistently helped LPL teams secure championships—each international tournament, they would knock out an LCK team and then advance to the finals only to hand the title to an LPL squad.

At the 2026 MSI Mid-Season Invitational, T1 lost 1-3 to G2, finishing in sixth place at the event, and this was on LCK's home soil, setting the worst international tournament result in the team's history. Previously, T1's international achievements included 2 MSI championships, 3 runner-up finishes, and one semifinal appearance, while at Worlds they have 6 titles, 3 second-place finishes, 2 third-place finishes, and one semifinal appearance!

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Like and follow, and you won't get lost in the game~ Hello everyone, I'm Xiaodi. Recently, some friends asked Xiaodi whether the hero Shaosiyuan is really strong. Looking at the overall win rate across all segments, it's very low—almost at the bottom among supports. However, the data in peak matches is quite healthy, and it's also common in professional games. This extreme contrast makes it hard to gauge Shaosiyuan's true strength.