MSI 2024: Top Esports join T1 and emerge from first place in the Bracket Stage
At the Mid-Season Invitational (MSI) 2024, the second winner of the Play-In has been determined, and it's Top Esports. TES proved stronger than Fnatic in the upper bracket final of Group B in a very challenging series.
Top Esports advance to the Bracket Stage, where they will join T1, Gen.G, G2 Esports, Bilibili Gaming, and Team Liquid. There are still 2 vacant slots remaining in the main stage of the first international tournament of the 14th professional season.
Speaking of Fnatic, they still have a chance to advance to the main stage. After a disappointing but hard-fought defeat against TES with a score of 1-2, they fall to the lower bracket, where they will await the winner of the LOUD - GAM Esports match.
The Mid-Season Invitational (MSI) 2024 is the first international tournament of the 2024 season (the 14th professional season of League of Legends). Twelve teams are competing for the championship title, $50,000, and a spot at Worlds 2024.
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