Undefeated Gen.G Extend Their Winning Streak with Victory Over T1
Gen.G continue to dominate the LCK 2025 Season, showcasing incredible form throughout the tournament. The team remains undefeated, and even more impressively, they've dropped only 3 maps across 14 matches — a remarkable feat.
Today, Gen.G faced off against T1, who have been struggling slightly following the departure of Zeus. While T1 still hold third place in the group, their gameplay remains inconsistent, making Gen.G the clear favorites going into the match.
The first map was incredibly close, and it looked like T1 were just about to secure it — but a single mistake crushed their hopes. After a full team wipe, Gen.G wasted no time and closed out the game by destroying the Nexus.
The second map was much more one-sided, with Gen.G methodically gaining control and converting key moments into a solid lead. Their flawless execution secured another convincing win. With this 2–0 victory, Gen.G remain at the top of the group and have officially locked in a round 3-5.
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FearXLCK 2025 Play-In#17Dplus KIA04.09.25 04:00Bo52:3#21FearXLCK 2025 Play-In#26Nongshim Red Force03.09.25 04:00Bo53:2#25BRIONThe tournament winners will take home not only the championship title, but also ₩300,000,000 (approximately $214,420). Additionally, the top three teams will earn a guaranteed invite to Worlds 2025 — making this one of the most important events of the year for every team involved.
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