A final chance for BLG and RRQ at VALORANT Champions 2025, but only one will keep their Playoff hopes alive.
Bilibili Gaming (BLG) and Rex Regum Qeon (RRQ) face off in a last-chance battle at Champions 2025. A win won’t guarantee a Playoff spot just yet, as the victor will still have to overcome MIBR to claim the final ticket out of Group B.
After a tough loss to MIBR, BLG still has a chance to bounce back against RRQ, an opponent they’ve never faced before. Meanwhile, RRQ fell once again to FNATIC, but this time, they’ll be determined to deliver a stronger performance than in their previous outing. Which team will come out on top?
Where to watch the Champions 2025
As always, you can watch the VALORANT Champions 2025 tournament on Riot Games’ official YouTube and Twitch channels. The matches start at 6 a.m. PT / 3 p.m. CEST.
If you’re at work or away from home and can’t catch the broadcast, don’t worry! Stay with us because we’ll bring you live scores and match recaps in real time. First, Bilibili Gaming faces Rex Regum Qeon in the opening match of the day. Then, the spotlight moves to the exciting battle between G2 Esports and Dragon Ranger Gaming.
Match schedules
You can check all of the groups, match schedules, and more on the official esports.gg VALORANT Champions 2025 hub. The results will be updated daily. Stay tuned to catch the highlights and the best moments from the battle between BLG and RRQ at Champions 2025.
BLG vs RRQ: The last chance
BLG and RRQ will battle for survival at VALORANT Champions 2025. With no prior encounters between them, both teams must quickly adapt and secure the win if they want to keep their Playoff dreams alive. Which one will make it?
Maps
Teams Map 1: Sunset Map 2: Lotus Map 3: Abyss | BLG vs RRQ BLG 13 - 7 RRQ BLG 8 - 13 BLG BLG 4 - 13 RRQ |
Agents
BLG pick BLG player RRQ player RRQ pick | Sova (G1) Fade (G2) Sova (G3) Knight crazyguy Breach (G1) Omen (G2) Sova (G3) | Omen (G1) Viper (G2) Harbor (G3) rushia xffero Cypher (G1) Viper (G2) Cypher (G3) | Neon (G1) Raze (G2) Yoru (G3) whzy Jemkin Waylay (G1) Yoru (G2) Jett (G3) | Cypher (G1) Viper (G2) Vyse (G3) Levius Kushy Fade (G1) Fade (G2) KAY/O (G3) | Breach (G1) Omen (G2) Omen (G3) nephh Monyet Omen (G1) Raze (G2) Omen (G3) |
BLG vs RRQ at Champions 2025: Match recaps
Be sure to check back here for all the match highlights as the action unfolds.
Map 1
On the opening map, RRQ lacked the confidence we’re used to seeing from them. Despite dropping the pistol round, they managed to string together a few rounds in the first half. However, the momentum completely shifted after the break, as BLG stormed through six straight rounds. Led by a rock-solid defense and an outstanding 26-kill performance from Levius, BLG asserted its dominance to close out the map.
Map 2
After a mental reset, RRQ came out stronger in the second map. Despite a solid start with a slightly different composition, they faced a formidable opponent. BLG made things difficult in the second half, winning three rounds in a row and closing the gap on RRQ’s lead. However, RRQ Monyet ensured the team kept fighting until the very end, taking advantage of BLG’s overconfidence and mistakes to turn the game in their favor.
Map 3
In the final map, Jemkin showed they weren’t going home without a fight. RRQ delivered an incredible performance on Abyss, excelling on both attack and defense. BLG couldn’t even secure a single round in the second half. If there were any doubts about RRQ’s firepower outside the Pacific region, this map proved they are far stronger than they showed at the beginning of the tournament. Bilibili Gaming was eliminated from the competition.
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