Finally, the LEC is back and things are heating up this split with some banger best-of-three (Bo3) matches, as well as some notable lineup changes for some of the teams. With MSI 2025 on the horizon, all ten of the teams will be fiercely battling for a spot at the international stage, so the stakes are higher than ever.
With that in mind, we will take a look at the match between MKOI and TH during the 2025 LEC Spring Regular Season.
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2025 LEC Spring Format
With Fearless Draft still in play, pro players will need to constantly adapt to an ever-shifting meta and draft their way to victory. Thankfully, there will be no best-of-one (Bo1) matches for this split so all of the teams will be able to give it their all.
Format
- 10 teams participate
- Single Round Robin
- All matches are best of three
- Top six teams advance to Playoffs
MKOI vs TH Game 1
MKOI vs TH Bans
| MKOI | TH |
Jax  |
 Gwen |
Jayce  |
 Maokai |
Ivern  |
 Kalista |
Rell  |
 Skarner |
Braum  |
 Vi |
MKOI vs TH Picks
| MKOI | TH |
Myrwn  |
 Carlsen |
Elyoya  |
 Sheo |
Jojopyu  |
 Kamiloo |
Supa  |
 Flakked |
Alvaro  |
 Stend |
Winner: MKOI
Although TH started off the game strong, MKOI was able to ace the entire enemy team around Herald. After that fight, TH seemed lost and, struggling to find their footing as MKOI continued to take objective after objective and denying any chance of a comeback. After claiming the Baron, MKOI wiped the floor with TH and kicked off the series 1-0.
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TH vs MKOI Game 2
TH vs MKOI Bans
| TH | MKOI |
| Gwen |
Maokai |
Azir  |
Ivern |
| Kalista |
Jax |
| Jayce |
 Miss Fortune |
Gnar  |
 Xayah |
TH vs MKOI Picks
| TH | MKOI |
Carlsen  |
 Myrwn |
| Sheo |
Elyoya |
Kamiloo  |
 Jojopyun |
Flakked  |
 Supa |
| Stend |
 Alvaro |
Winner: MKOI
The second game seemed promising for TH as Flakked's Draven was able to get a significant gold lead over Supa, but TH's other lanes were struggling to match MKOI's comp. Following a huge fight at mid lane, MKOI found an amazing angle onto TH and snowballed the game massively into their own favor, leading to an ever-widening gold gap. Finally, MKOI put the final nail in the coffin and won the series by going 2-0.
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