On February 10, another gaming day of the LPL Split 1 2025 took place. This time, one match was played — Anyone’s Legend versus Team WE. In this article, we summarize these matches.

Anyone's Legend secured a confident victory over Team WE on the first map of the series. Despite Team WE's efforts to get back into the game, AL took the initiative and dominated for most of the match. Shanks on LeBlanc created constant pressure across the map, and Hope on Varus dealt the most damage in the game – 46.7k, being a key threat in team fights.

Anyone's Legend continued their dominance on the second map. Despite Team WE's attempts to regain control, AL once again took the initiative and confidently led the match to victory. Flandre on Ambessa became a key threat to the opponents, inflicting 34.6k damage and finishing the game with a KDA of 7/2/7.

Team WE confidently seized one map from Anyone’s Legend in the third map of the series, ending the game with a score of 28-11. This time, WE took the initiative from the start and controlled the game throughout the match. Taeyoon on Ziggs was the main source of damage, while Monki on Viego was a key factor in team fights, allowing WE to dominate in crucial moments.

Anyone's Legend claimed victory on the final map of the series against Team WE, finishing the game with a score of 13-5. AL fully controlled the match, leaving no chance for the opponent to make a comeback. Hope on Zeri was the main driving force behind the victory. His mobility and survivability in fights allowed AL to gradually build their advantage. Tarzan on Sejuani played a perfect game, providing initiation and control in team fights.

Upcoming matches in LPL Split 1 2025

• EDward Gaming vs LNG Esports February 11, 11:00 GMT+2
• Ultra Prime vs Oh My God February 12, 11:00 GMT+2
• Ninjas in Pyjamas vs Royal Never Give Up February 13, 11:00 GMT+2
• ThunderTalk Gaming vs Bilibili Gaming February 14, 11:00 GMT+2
• Invictus Gaming vs FunPlus Phoenix February 15, 11:00 GMT+2

The LPL Split 1 2025 tournament is being held from January to February 2025, featuring 16 teams competing for a slot in the First Stand 2025. You can follow the results and match schedule here.