MSC 2025 Day 4 Results: RRQ Hoshi Shines, Team Spirit Poses a Threat
The fourth day of MSC 2025 witnessed a life-or-death battle between eight teams, with their fates hanging in the balance. From RRQ Hoshi 's comeback to the underdog's demise, each match held a different story—full of tension and determination.
Team Flash SG vs DianFengYaoGuai (2–0)
In a match titled Trial by Fire, Team Flash demonstrated adaptability and composure in the face of chaos from DianFengYaoGuai (DFYG). The first game opened with an aggressive invasion of DFYG's jungle, but the Chinese team responded with solid teamfight coordination. Flash remained patient, waiting for scaling moments and capitalizing on Lord fights to secure the victory. The second game was even faster; Flash took a 5–0 kill lead early on and maintained their dominance through effective counterplay. DFYG were officially eliminated, while Flash advanced with confidence.
RRQ Hoshi vs Aurora Gaming Turkey (2–1)
RRQ nearly fell to Aurora, who had previously surprised ONIC PH. Aurora went to Game 1 with a neat draft and sharp execution. RRQ's Cici pick in the Gold Lane failed to have an impact, and Aurora advanced with a 12,000 gold lead. However, RRQ rallied in Game 2 with early aggression and objective dominance. The deciding game became a battle of map control, with RRQ remaining calm and capitalizing on Aurora's mistakes with a crucial pick on Tienzy . RRQ completed the reverse sweep and advanced to the Knockout Stage, while Aurora dropped to the Lower Bracket.
ONIC PH vs Area 77 NA (2–0)
ONIC PH answered any doubts after their loss to Aurora with a solid performance against Area 77. The first game was a tight affair with skill exchanges and random rotations, but ONIC's experience overcame A77's determination with precise map control and punishes. The second game ended quickly; ONIC's midlane trio completely shut down A77's movement, creating an unstoppable snowball. Area 77 had to stop here, while ONIC PH once again demonstrated its status as a strong contender.
Team Spirit vs HomeBois (2–0)
Team Spirit dominated from the start, exerting even pressure across all lanes. The first game was marked by a poor initiation from HomeBois , which was immediately countered by Kidbomba and his teammates. TS secured a 12,000 gold lead without losing a tier one turret. The second game was more tense; EyyMal briefly gave hope through an aggressive Fanny, but TS effectively absorbed the pressure and regained momentum. Oneshot's Lancelot finished the match with Legendary status. HomeBois dropped to the Lower Bracket, while TS advanced as an awakened dragon.
