KRX clinched a valuable victory after a grueling full set against Hanjin Brion, overcoming an initial loss to win two consecutive games.

In Game 1, Hanjin Brion took the initiative, leveraging the mobility of Jarvan IV in the jungle and Camille as a supporter. Hanjin Brion's supporter, 'Namgung', ganked the top lane to force out the opponent's Flash before successfully diving with the jungler to secure first blood. They continued their momentum by catching out the opposing mid-laner, winning consecutive skirmishes. Even when KRX attempted to use the Rift Herald, Hanjin Brion initiated aggressively to pick off Jhin, who lacked Flash, further widening the gold gap.

The first major 5v5 teamfight occurred during a dragon contest at the 20-minute mark. During the standoff, Hanjin Brion's 'Namgung' (Camille) showcased a highlight-reel play by skillfully dodging the ultimate skills of the opposing Cassiopeia and Nautilus. With their key ultimates on cooldown, KRX suffered a crushing defeat in the ensuing teamfight, and the game tilted heavily in Hanjin Brion's favor. Hanjin Brion closed out Game 1, bolstered by the immense firepower of 'Teddy', who remained deathless throughout the skirmishes.

KRX began their counterattack in Game 2. They took control of the game using a powerful crowd-control composition featuring Pantheon and Annie. Although Hanjin Brion's jungler 'Gideon' (Lee Sin) tried to keep them in the game by targeting the backline, KRX maintained operational control. Using this advantage, KRX secured two dragon stacks to pull ahead.

KRX continued to pressure their opponents based on their dragon stacks, and the game was decided at the fourth dragon teamfight. As a desperate Hanjin Brion wavered between fighting and securing objectives, KRX won a decisive teamfight. After securing the Baron buff following the fight, KRX overcame Hanjin Brion's resistance to take Game 2 and level the series.

In the decisive third game, Hanjin Brion appeared somewhat stifled early on, struggling against KRX's global ultimate skills. KRX played a comfortable early game, focusing on objectives. However, as KRX's play became slightly loose, Hanjin Brion successfully collapsed quickly to deny the opponent's dragon stack, maintaining a tense stalemate.

The match was decided by a 5v5 teamfight over the fourth dragon. A decisive super-play by KRX's 'Frog' led the team to a massive victory in the teamfight. Having fully seized the momentum, KRX initiated a bold teamfight around the 31-minute mark to suppress their opponents and seal the win. Meanwhile, KRX mid-laner 'Ucal' provided stable performance throughout all three games, serving as a key contributor to the team's comeback victory.