G2 Esports Are Eliminated from MSI 2025 in Clean Sweep by FlyQuest

G2 Esports Are Eliminated from MSI 2025 in Clean Sweep by FlyQuest

Martin Arévalo-Östberg

4 Jul, 2025, 23:16

|

Last updated: 4 Jul, 2025, 23:21

In yet another chapter of the timeless NA vs EU rivalry, FlyQuest delivered a crushing blow to G2 Esports, dominating the LEC side in the Lower Bracket of MSI 2025. The loss sees G2 eliminated from the tournament after a disappointing showing on the international stage, where Movistar KOI now remain as the sole European hope.

A One-Sided Rivalry: FLY Take Out G2

With no Western team left in the Upper Bracket of MSI, FlyQuest and G2 were both down to their last lives as they prepared to take each other on with each region's pride on the line. For FLY, elimination would mean there is no North American team left at MSI. With this year's tournament taking place in Canada, FlyQuest and the thousands of fans behind them are no doubt eager to make this shot count, and it showed.

For all of G2's international experience, the team looked entirely devoid of answers to deal with FlyQuest on the Rift. Despite the scrappy nature of the series, FLY always looked in control of the match, ultimately sweeping their rivals 3-0 powered by a stellar performance from Kacper "Inspired" Słoma. The Polish jungler finished the series with a 20/2/20 KDA, demonstrating precisely why he's the LTA North's MVP.

While FLY relish in their victory, G2 demonstrated they are little more than a shadow of their former selves. After winning the first game of the playoffs against Gen.G, G2 went on to lose their next six games in a row, crashing out of MSI 2025 after a disappointing showing.

 

Follow Strafe Esports for all the latest League news and our X account for the latest content and coverage. Also, stay tuned to Strafe YouTube for exclusive interviews, press conferences, and more.

Featured image credit: Liu YiCun/Riot Games


Read more:

T1 Gumayusi on facing BLG at MSI 2025: "They're coming from a place where they need to get their revenge, and I think that's very scary and intimidating"

LEC Summer Split Returns in August With Brand New Groups Format!

Best Champions to Climb League of Legends Ranked in Patch 25.13

Latest news

Karmine Corp Dominates LEC All-Pro 1st Team

Karmine Corp Dominates LEC All-Pro 1st Team

Discover the LEC Summer Split All-Pro Teams, with Karmine Corp leading the awards after an undefeated regular-season run.
5 Sep
Sofia Guimarães

Dplus KIA Take Down KT Rolster to Secure LCK's Final Worlds 2026 Slot

Dplus KIA, formerly known as DWG KIA, are returning to the Worlds stage after a 3-year hiatus. The former World Champions most recently secured victory at the Esports World Cup and will be looking to replicate their success on the brightest League of Legends stage. The qualification came through after taking down KT Rolster in a dramatic 3-1 resurgence series in the Lower Bracket of the LCK Season Playoffs.
4 Sep
Foo Zen-Wen

Introducing the 2026 World Star Challengers Invitational: The Global Stage for Tier 2

The 2026 WSCI brings 16 Tier 2 League of Legends teams together in a new global competition for rising esports talent.
3 Sep
Sofia Guimarães

BLG Knight Steals the Show! All LPL Split 3 Awards Revealed

The LPL 2026 Split 3 Awards have been revealed, with BLG Knight crowned MVP and WE About named Rookie of the Year.
2 Sep
Sofia Guimarães

League of Legends Patch 26.18 Preview: Big Changes Coming to Seraphine and Cassiopeia

LoL Patch 26.18 puts Seraphine and Cassiopeia under the microscope, while Ekko, Viego, and Zaahen pick up some much-needed buffs.
2 Sep
Sofia Guimarães

LEC 2026 Summer Playoffs Preview: The Last Dance

Explore our LEC 2026 Summer Playoffs preview, featuring title contenders, potential upsets, and the LoL Worlds qualification scenarios.
31 Aug
Sofia Guimarães

Fnatic Miss Worlds for the First Time in 10 Years

One of the biggest heavyweights in European League of Legends will not be able to represent the region at Worlds 2026. After their loss to GIANTX to close out the Regular Season, Fnatic failed to qualify for the LEC 2026 Summer playoffs. More importantly, though, the loss means that Fnatic will not attend the League of Legends World Championship for the first time in 10 years, breaking a historic streak for an equally historic organization.
30 Aug
Martin Arévalo-Östberg

Comments (0)

Log in to comment on this match