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Falcons earn M8 berth as Liquid end ONIC's playoff run

A 3-2 win over Aurora sent Falcons into the MPL Philippines Season 18 title match, with the country's second M8 spot still to be decided.

By Sari Wulandari

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Photo: The Philippine Star

Team Falcons PH are the first Philippine team to qualify for the M8 World Championship after defeating Aurora Gaming PH 3-2 at PhilSports Arena in Pasig City. Their upper bracket final victory also earned them a place in the MPL Philippines Season 18 Grand Finals.

Falcons won the last two games after Aurora moved ahead 2-1. In Game 4, they overturned a gold deficit of 13,000, before winning the decider 17-3. Last season's runners-up remain in pursuit of their maiden MPL Philippines title.

Kyle "KyleTzy" Sayson finished Game 4 on Nolan with a 3-2-7 KDA, followed by 9-1-7 using Hirara in Game 5. Across those games, Salic "Hadji" Imam's combined KDA was 7-2-17.

Defending champions Team Liquid Philippines knocked ONIC Philippines out in the lower bracket semifinals, taking the series 3-0 with game scores of 9-4, 8-3 and 8-2. Liquid's Dave "Teddy" Viaña went deathless in both opening games as the team recovered from an upper bracket loss to Aurora.

Aurora next face Liquid in a best-of-seven lower bracket final at 5 p.m. The winning team will become the Philippines' second M8 representative and advance to challenge Falcons for the Season 18 championship.

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