LOUD beat NRG 2-1 at Valorant Champions Shanghai to secure top-three finish
The defending champions took Haven and Summit, dropped Sunset, and sent NRG to the lower bracket in Shanghai.
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The defending champions took Haven and Summit, dropped Sunset, and sent NRG to the lower bracket in Shanghai.
Paper Rex led early on Summit, but T1’s late surge completed a 2-1 comeback and kept the Korean squad alive in Shanghai.
G2 kept its playoff start clean with a 2-0 win over 100 Thieves, handing the Americas Stage 2 champions their first loss since early August.
LOUD recovered from early deficits on Split and Sunset to beat Paper Rex 2-0 and send the Asia-Pacific top seed into the lower bracket.
T1 beat JD Gaming 2-1 to knock out the last Chinese team in Shanghai, finish VCT China’s event at 2 map wins and 16 losses, and advance to a decider against FUT Esports.
Nongshim RedForce dropped Sunset, then controlled Summit and Haven to win Group D’s decider, reach the playoffs, and end Karmine Corp’s tournament.
G2 reached the playoffs after a 2-0 win, while Team Liquid suffered a sixth straight international group-stage knockout.
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