Though it lasted over 50 minutes, the match was far from boring, delivering a nail-biting spectacle. Gen.G showed incredible tenacity by dragging a disadvantageous game past the 50-minute mark, but BLG maintained their focus until the end to claim victory, tying the series 1-1.

BLG secured an early kill on Kiin's Vayne with a swift gank from Naafiri. In response, Gen.G punished ON's Camille for overextending, with Chovy's Orianna picking up the kill. However, BLG struck back during a fight around the Dragon pit, taking down both Orianna and Cho'Gath. Gen.G then compensated for their previous losses through a super play from Ruler's Ezreal, who predicted Viper's Flash on Ziggs with a skillshot to land a kill.
With BLG securing their second Dragon stack and building a lead of around 3,000 gold, a fight broke out in the mid lane, trading Vayne for Camille. Although Gen.G conceded more gold in the exchange, they secured the next Dragon to buy themselves more time.
Both teams gathered around the Dragon once more. Utilizing the strengths of Canyon's Cho'Gath, Gen.G used Feast combined with Smite to secure the Dragon and disengage during the standoff. BLG initiated a teamfight, trading Cho'Gath for Camille, but Vayne dove deep into the enemy lines with a stellar play to hand Gen.G the teamfight victory. However, BLG picked off Orianna and Cho'Gath near Baron shortly after and secured the Baron buff.
Gen.G secured their third Dragon and prepared for the next teamfight. By the 35-minute mark, the kill score was tied at 13-13, but since many of Gen.G's kills were on ON's support Camille, BLG held a slight edge in overall combat power. Gen.G cleanly conceded the next Dragon to play further into the late game. BLG rushed down Baron, securing the objective at the cost of only Gnar.
During their Baron buff duration, BLG aggressively pushed top and mid. Gen.G focused on defense and managed to prevent their Inhibitors from falling. Then came another Dragon spawn. With both teams tied at three stacks, it was a pivotal moment. BLG secured the Dragon without the encounter escalating into a full fight. In the subsequent Baron contest, Gen.G leveraged the power of Cho'Gath to secure the Baron and pull back safely.
As the Elder Dragon spawned, BLG seized the upper hand by taking down Orianna. Gen.G attempted to continue the fight behind Ezreal, but Ezreal was eventually caught, giving BLG a decisive teamfight victory. Still, Cho'Gath risked his life to dive into the Dragon pit to stop the Elder Dragon from falling into BLG's hands. Nevertheless, BLG maintained relentless pressure, destroying all three Inhibitors before finally tearing down Gen.G's Nexus to emerge victorious in the 50-plus-minute marathon.

