Worlds 2025 Swiss Stage Day Six: The Battle for the West

After a break in the action, the Worlds Swiss Stage returns tomorrow. Four teams are battling it out for two more spots in the Bracket Stage. CTBC Flying Oyster has another chance to book their place in the quarterfinals, but they must get past Hanwha Life Esports. G2 Esports and FlyQuest meet in another international tournament. The winner will become the first Western team to reach the Quarterfinals and establish themselves as the best of the West.

Worlds 2025 Swiss Stage Day Six Schedule

The sixth day of the Swiss Stage starts at 1:00 AM PT (10:00 AM CET). CFO plays against HLE, followed by G2 and FLY. Who will become the next two teams to make it out of the Swiss Stage?

Worlds 2025: Hanwha Life Esports Versus CTBC Flying Oyster Prediction

HLE 2-1 CFO

CFO has consistently demonstrated its ability to compete with the world’s best teams. However, their series against Anyone’s Legend showed their weaknesses. If CFO is not on their comfort compositions with a strong frontline, they falter in team fights. AL managed to dismantle the LCP’s first seed. HLE should be able to do the same throughout the series. Sion will be a contested pick in the series, with CFO prioritizing the champion. In HLE’s previous match, Zeus earned the most kills on Sion in a World’s match.

Worlds 2025 G2 Esports Versus FlyQuest Prediction

G2 1-2 FLY

Coming into Worlds, there were debates on who would be the best Western team. At MSI, FLY took that spot, defeating G2 3-0. Since then, G2 has improved significantly, with their mid-jungle having better synergy in the LEC Summer Split. However, G2 has looked shaky to kick off their Worlds campaign. Their loss to Top Esports and win against Movistar KOI did not show promise. They improved against Bilibili Gaming, but that result can be attributed to the LPL first seed’s mistakes. The series should be close, but FLY is the better overall team and has looked more comfortable in their wins, even if it is against weaker opposition.

Assuring Qualification

The four teams will want to earn their spot now. With either TES or GenG Esports joining the potential of T1 and BLG in the 2-2 Bracket, teams will want to avoid having to play that extra series.