Worlds 2024 Swiss Stage Day 2 Matchup Draws, Schedule and Predictions

Worlds 2024 Swiss Stage Day 2 Matchup Draws, Schedule and Predictions

Antonio Cinotti Ballarte

4 Sep, 2024, 06:01

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Last updated: 9 Apr, 2025, 10:18

The Worlds 2024 Swiss Stage kicked off with exhilarating performances, setting the stage for an intense Day 2. Day 1 showcased many standout plays that have already begun shaping the tournament's narrative. BLG, GEN, and HLE showed dominance while the Western first seeds claim their spots for Day 2. As teams gear up for their second day of competition, fans are eager to see how the dynamics unfold. Below, we break down the Day 2 schedule, provide detailed previews for each matchup, and offer our predictions to help you navigate the excitement.

To know exactly how the Swiss Stage of Worlds 2024 works, visit our complete guide.

Day 2 Schedule

Matchup Previews and Predictions

BLG vs LNG

BLG showcased their strength on Day 1 with a decisive win over MAD, leveraging a strong Kai'Sa and Rell performance by Elk and ON. LNG, on the other hand, had a strong showing against TL, with Scout leading the charge alongside Zika and GALA. Both teams have the tools to take control early, making this a battle of mid-lane dominance and objective control.

Prediction: BLG's consistency and recent form give them a slight edge. Expect them to capitalize on their strong objective setups and take the win.

GEN.G vs TES

This matchup between LCK and LPL powerhouses could easily be a grand final in its own right. Gen.G took down WBG in a long, hard fought battle on Day 1, with Chovy and Peyz shining. TES, however, defeated T1 in a close game, showcasing their powerful bot lane strength and incredible spacing in teamfights. It will likely come down to macro play and teamfighting for dragon control.

Prediction: It's a tight call, but TES's aggressive playstyle and ability to fight when even gives them a narrow advantage in this Bo1.

G2 vs HLE

G2 cruised past PNG on Day 1, while HLE dismantled PSG, making this matchup one of Europe versus Korea. G2 will likely rely on their strong map-wide pressure and Caps' split pushing, while HLE brings macro depth and mechanical prowess. Look for an explosive mid-lane battle between Caps and Zeka.

Prediction: G2 is consistently able to create a strong gap between themselves and the opposing team, but this game could go either way. We predict a G2 win in a close contest.

WBG vs TL

Weibo Gaming barely fell short against GEN.G, but their strong gameplay still poses a significant threat. Team Liquid struggled to keep up with LNG despite their best efforts and will need to tighten their coordination. The key here is WBG's superior mid laner and ADC, which could be TL's undoing.

Prediction: WBG should take this, assuming they can suppress TL's early-game attempts.

T1 vs PNG

T1, fresh off to a valiant loss to TES, will be looking to bounce back. PNG, one of the surprise qualifiers, faces a monumental task here. Faker and his team are famous for regrouping after early losses, and PNG may not have the tools to stop them.

Prediction: A comfortable win for T1, as they are expected to overwhelm PNG across the map.

FLY vs DK

FlyQuest secured a win on Day 1, but DK presents an entirely different challenge. With ShowMaker and Lucid performing at their best, DK's aggressive early dives and mid-game skirmishes will test FLY's resilience and team coordination.

Prediction: DK has the upper hand and should win this match if they maintain their aggression and pacing.

FNC vs GAM

Fnatic couldn't find their footing against DK on Day 1, while GAM suffered a bad loss to FLY. Both teams will be fighting hard to avoid an 0-2 start. FNC's key lies in their ability to execute better teamfights around objectives, while GAM will look to bring chaos with aggressive plays.

Prediction: FNC is likely to stabilize and secure their first win here.

PSG vs MDK

Both teams come into this matchup looking for redemption after a rough Day 1. PSG Talon fell to HLE, while MAD Lions were routed by BLG. MDK's experience and early game potential should give them the edge, but PSG is known for surprising stronger teams.

Prediction: MDK should prevail, but PSG could pull off an upset.

Where to Watch

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