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The teams that advanced from the WSCI Quarterfinals are Solary, DNS Challengers, T1 Academy, and Galions.
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Winner of LFL competing in the first edition of WSCI in a few weeks, the midlaner of Galions, OMON, spoke with Sheep Esports.
Galions finally claim their first LFL title after defeating TLN Pirates 3-1, adding another trophy to an already impressive 2026.
Solary come out on top once again in the LFL, claiming the Spring Split title by defeating Galions in the Grand Final for the third time this year.
While four teams are already eliminated from the EWC EMEA Qualifier, Galions and Solary both will continue in the competition after defeating two LEC teams.
Before the start of the EMEA Masters final, Thayger, Galions's jungler, reflects on the upcoming confrontation against Solary.
By finally beating Solary for the first time since the beginning of the season, Galions reaches the final of the EMEA Masters Winter and qualifies for the EWC EMEA Qualifier.
With the upper brack final being a rematch of the LFL final between Galions and Solary, the french league will at least send one team in the EWC EMEA Qualifier
Before starting the EMEA Masters playoffs this Monday, the Polish AD Carry of Galions discussed with Sheep Esports the ambitions and progress of his team since the beginning of the season.
