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LoL's OMG faces LNG Esports in Demacia Cup quarterfinal tonight, and one team won't be advancing further
LoL’s OMG faces LNG Esports tonight in the Demacia Cup 2025 playoff quarterfinal, with both teams hungry to push toward championship glory after dramatic group stage runs. The match kicks off at 10 AM CET in the online knockout stage, where every game determines who advances deeper into the most coveted Chinese off-season tournament. This clash promises explosive gameplay as squads battle for redemption and a shot at the 2026 season reset.
Oh My God entered group stage competing in one of two five-team divisions under round-robin format. The squad faced LNG Esports in Stage 2 where they ultimately fell 1-2 in the series, suffering a crucial loss. Tonight’s rematch carries different stakes with single-elimination urgency painting every teamfight decision.
LoL: JD Gaming knocks out EDward Gaming and advances to the Demacia Cup semifinals
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After a tough group stage for JD Gaming and an undefeated run for EDward Gaming, JDG knocked out their opponents in the Demacia Cup quarterfinals on Saturday, December 27, advancing to the semifinals where they will face the winner of the BO between Anyone’s Legend and LGD Gaming.
JDG dominated all four games— even in the first one they lost, they were over 5,700 gold ahead, and Hu "Leave" Hong-Chao eventually scaled to save his team. In the other three games, the MVP went to JDG’s new Taiwanese midlaner, Tsai "HongQ" Ming-Hong, who shone on Viktor, Aurelion Sol, and Anivia.
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Sheep Esports – LoL: JD Gaming knocks out EDward Gaming and advances to the Demacia Cup semifinals
After a tough group stage for JD Gaming and an undefeated run for EDward Gaming, JDG knocked out their opponents in the Demacia Cup quarterfinals on Saturday, December 27, advancing to the semifinals where they will face the winner of the BO between Anyone’s Legend and LGD Gaming.
JDG dominated all four games— even in the first one they lost, they were over 5,700 gold ahead, and Hu “Leave” Hong-Chao eventually scaled to save his team. In the other three games, the MVP went to JDG’s new Taiwanese midlaner, Tsai “HongQ” Ming-Hong, who shone on Viktor, Aurelion Sol, and Anivia.
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