LNG Esports qualifies for group stage, Infinity Esports eliminated from Worlds 2021

LNG Esports has qualified for the main event of the 2021 League of Legends World Championship after a 4-0, 1st place finish in Group A of the Play-In.

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While watching the group stage of the 2021 Mid-Season Invitational, something caught my eye and brought up a curiosity. When I spotted Coca-Cola on paiN Gaming's jersey, I wondered: “Which team

G2 Jankos: "I will for sure prefer to play against TL, kt, and MAD. Teams like Afreeca Freecs and Flash Wolves, alongside the wildcard team, could be kind of a risk to play against."

On the 7th, G2 Esports defeated Infinity Esports 3-1 in the 2018 World Championships Play-In Knockout Stage and qualified for the group stage.Despite giving away the first game to Infinity, G2 Esports

INF SolidSnake: "I would have loved to play against Fnatic or Team Liquid... our team will aim to be here again next year for Worlds."

On the 7th, Infinity Esports played against G2 Esports in the 2018 World Championship Play-In Knockout Stage.While Infinity Esports took game 1, G2 pulled through and took the series. With G2 advancin

Infinity Relic: "I think Cloud9 is the toughest team in the Play-Ins."

On the 4th of October (KST), the representative of Latin America - North region, Infinity eSports advanced to the Play-In Stage knockouts on second place. Their victory against LPL's EDG was indeed on