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All the action from day one of the Mid-Season Invitational 2019 (pictures)

We bring you the highlights from this League of Legends event in Taipei.

By Aloysius Low

May 18, 2019

Taking place inside the Taipei Heping Basketball Gymnasium is League of Legends’ Mid-Season Invitational 2019. The event features four of the best teams in the world as they battle it out for a US$1 million prize pool and bragging rights as the best of the best. Credit: Aloysius Low/ONE Esports

The stage is certainly impressive, and sets up the epic battle between 2018 Worlds champion Invictus Gaming and underdogs Team Liquid. Credit: Aloysius Low/ONE Esports

Who will take the victory? Credit: Aloysius Low/ONE Esports

The winning team will lift the coveted trophy. Credit: Aloysius Low/ONE Esports

Cosplayers at Secretlab’s booth at MSI. Credit: Aloysius Low/ONE Esports

There are plenty of Team Liquid fans in the crowd, but IG fans seem dominant. Credit: Aloysius Low/ONE Esports

Chinese squad Invictus Gaming are the hot favorites. Credit: Aloysius Low/ONE Esports

Yiliang “Doublelift” Peng’s squad will have to dig deep to secure victory. Credit: Aloysius Low/ONE Esports

Team Liquid getting ready for the draft. Credit: Aloysius Low/ONE Esports

IG’s head coach Kim “Karam” Ga-ram looking on as the drafts happen. Credit: Aloysius Low/ONE Esports

Korean shoutcasters baffled at Team Liquid’s win in Game 1. Credit: Aloysius Low/ONE Esports

The Chinese shoutcasters analyzing Team Liquid’s victory. Credit: Aloysius Low/ONE Esports

Another look at the Chinese shoutcasters. Credit: Aloysius Low/ONE Esports

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