The group stage of the 32nd Southeast Asian (SEA) Games has come to an end, with the top four teams booking spots in the playoffs.
CAMBODIA – The playoff bracket has been set at the SEA Games following the conclusion of the group stage. Indonesia became the final team to advance with a victory over Cambodia, joining the Philippines, Vietnam, and Singapore in a single-elimination bracket.
The playoffs will be played in front of a live audience at the Olympia Mall, Phnom Penh, featuring a single-elimination bracket format, two semi-final matches, a third-place decider, and ultimately culminating in an exciting grand final on Wednesday night.
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The Philippines emerged as the first team to secure their place in the top four, achieving five wins without any losses, with Brheyanne “Wild0reoo” Christ Reyes and Jed “Draxii” Jamir both powering their team with a VLR rating of 1.30. Vietnam closely followed, with their only defeat coming at the hands of the SIBOL National Team.
Singapore and Indonesia complete the list of playoff contenders. Indonesia narrowly avoided elimination in their last game against Cambodia, managing to win three consecutive rounds and force overtime, ultimately turning the tide in their favor. Meanwhile, Cambodia and Malaysia have been eliminated from the competition.
In the semi-final stage, the Philippines will face off against Indonesia, while Vietnam have been paired with Singapore.
Below you can find the schedule for the playoffs:
Wednesday, March 10
- 11 PM SGT – Philippines vs. Indonesia
- 2 PM – Vietnam vs. Singapore
- 5 PM – Bronze Medal Match
- 7 PM – Gold Medal Match
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