MSI 2025 Bracket Stage Update: Team Standings, Match Results, and Upcoming Matchups

Summary

• The MSI 2025 Bracket Stage is in full swing, with four teams in the winners’ bracket and another four in the losers’.
• LEC second seed G2 was first to drop out of the tournament stage, while Gen.G moved to the Upper Bracket Final.
• Four games remain to determine which team gets to secure the other UB Final slot, which ones live another day, and who has to say goodbye to the trophy next.

The League of Legends MSI 2025 Bracket Stage is heating up in Vancouver, Canada! With the upper and lower brackets taking shape with intense matches, seven out of eight teams now remain. We’re bound to see more exciting matchups in the next few days, as well as several more eliminations.

Let’s break down where each team stands, the most important results so far, and matchups you won’t want to miss.

G2 Out, Gen.G Advances

The first MSI 2025 Bracket Stage match on July 4 saw a Lower Bracket elimination battle between Western teams. G2 Esports (LEC #2) suffered a quick but painful 3-0 loss in the hands of LTA #1 FlyQuest. They are now out of the tournament with a 7th-8th place finish. FlyQuest’s Inspired delivered a standout performance against G2, posting a massive 20/2/20 KDA across the series.

Meanwhile, Gen.G becomes the first team to reach the tournament’s Upper Bracket Final in the second July 4 match. LCK’s #1 achieved this after a close 3-2 win over their LPL counterparts, Anyone’s Legend (AL). Gen.G’s experience and teamfighting edge helped them survive AL’s creative drafts, with Chovy and Ruler leading the charge.

Upper Bracket: One Match Remains

Here’s how the MSI 2025 Upper Bracket stands now:

• Gen.G has qualified for the Upper Bracket Final after beating AL.
• T1 and BLG will fight on July 5 at 17:00 PDT to determine who joins Gen.G in the winner’s final.

Both remaining teams have looked strong so far. T1 edged out CFO 3-2 in their opener, while BLG dismantled KOI 3-1. The winner of this T1 vs. BLG clash will be just one match away from the MSI grand final. Meanwhile, whichever team loses will fall to the Lower Bracket.

Lower Bracket: AL and FLY Await Their Opponents 

The Lower Bracket is now where the real tension begins. Here’s where teams cannot afford another loss if they want to keep their championship dreams alive. While winning teams gain second chances, the losing teams get eliminated.

• Anyone’s Legend (AL) drops down after losing to Gen.G and will face the winner of KOI vs. CTBC Flying Oyster (CFO), scheduled for July 7.
• FlyQuest moves forward after eliminating G2 and will take on the loser of T1 vs. BLG on July 8.

KOI and CFO, both coming off upper bracket losses, are looking for redemption in this crucial do-or-die round. Only one will stay alive for a shot at taking down AL.

Updated MSI 2025 Bracket Stage Match Schedule

Here are the remaining matchups in the MSI 2025 Bracket Stage.

Stay tuned to official broadcasts on Twitch and YouTube for full coverage.

Conclusion

The MSI 2025 Bracket Stage has already brought huge upsets, tight series, and memorable plays. As the tournament heads into its final week, the stakes are only getting higher. Whether you’re backing the reigning champs or rooting for an underdog, now’s the time to tune in.

The intensity grows with each match, and only one team will stand tall as MSI 2025 Champion. Who do you think it will be?

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• MSI 2025 Play-In Stage: Teams, Bracket & Schedule Guide | Fragster 
• League of Legends MSI 2025 Pick’em Teams and Prizes | Fragster

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