MSL Thailand Season 2 matters more than ever this year. The top three finishers earn places at the M8 Wildcard, which will be played in Bangkok. Here's how Wednesday's Week 3 action played out (all times ICT).
Results — 30 September
| Time | Match | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 17:00 | FS vs SLX | FS 2–1 |
| 19:00 | eA vs TEN | TEN 2–0 |
| 21:00 | BRU vs KOG | KOG 2–0 |
Up next — 1 October
- 17:00 — eA vs HD
- 19:00 — BAC vs KOG
- 21:00 — BRU vs TEN
KOG and TEN both play again immediately after their sweeps, while eA and BRU look to bounce back from 0–2 losses.
With the Wildcard coming to Bangkok, a top-three finish in MSL Thailand means playing for a World Championship spot in front of a home crowd.
The season runs from 11 September into November, with Week 4 starting on 2 October.
Sources: Liquipedia — Main Page match listings, M8 World Championship (CC BY-SA 3.0).
