In the end, C9 won two games in a row after falling behind 1-2 and successfully defeated TL. While winning the championship, C9 also qualified for this MSI mid-season championship, becoming the sixth MSI team in the world.

Recently, the League of Legends LCS division ushered in the mid-season matchup between C9 and TL. In the end, C9 won two games in a row after falling behind 1-2 and successfully defeated TL. While winning the championship, C9 also qualified for this MSI mid-season championship, becoming the sixth MSI team in the world. At the same time, Pekrz, the mid laner who just joined C9 this season, won the ninth league championship after C9 successfully won the league championship, officially tying T1's mid laner in the four major regions. Player Faker’s ninth league crown.

Perkz’s championships are as follows:

2016 LCS EU Spring Champion

2016 LCS EU Summer Champion

2017 LCS EU Spring Champion

2017 LCS EU Summer Champion

2019 LEC Spring Champion

2019 LEC Summer Split Champion

2020 LEC Spring Tournament champion

2020 LEC Summer Split Champion

2021 LCS Mid-Season Showdown Champion

It has to be said that with C9's successful championship, Perkz got the opportunity to participate in MSI. However, the G2 team that Perkz once belonged to failed to qualify for this MSI and only achieved third place in the LEC division. So, who was the real core of G2? I believe it should be self-evident, right?

With C9 becoming the sixth MSI participating team in the world, the four major competition areas have already confirmed the MSI participating teams except the LPL competition area. LCK The championship team of the S10 Global Finals is DK; the LEC division is MAD; the LCS division is C9.

In addition to the three teams in the four major regions, the other three teams that have qualified for MSI are PGG from the Oceania region; INF from Latin America (the familiar veteran ADC player WhiteLotus is in this team ); In addition, there is another team that is familiar to LPL fans, DFM from the LJL league.

However, let us look at the grouping situation of the 2021 Mid-Season Championship group stage, LCK's DK, LCS's C9, LLA (Latin American Division) INF and LJL's DFM. The teams in these four divisions are divided into Group C. In other words, these four teams already know their opponents in the MSI Mid-Season Championship group stage in advance, and can start to study and prepare in advance.

Of course, apart from other divisions, the championship team of the LPL division is undoubtedly the most suspenseful. Today, there are three teams left in the LPL spring playoffs. RNG and EDG are currently in the loser group, while FPX has advanced to the finals. So, who between RNG and EDG can advance from the loser group to the finals, and who will be the champion team of this LPL? Let’s wait and see!