Selangor Red Giants and Team Rey Shine in MPL Malaysia Season 18
The latest match day of the MPL Malaysia Season 18 and MPL Indonesia Season 18 has reshaped the standings in both regions. While Selangor Red Giants continued their dominant run in Malaysia, Team Liquid ID and Natus Vincere found themselves battling for the top spot in Indonesia.
Selangor Red Giants lead MPL Malaysia
Selangor Red Giants secured their eighth victory of the regular season with a hard-fought 2:1 win over RRQ Tora. This result brings their record to 8–1, allowing them to maintain their lead at the top of the standings with 24 points and a significant map difference of +13. Meanwhile, RRQ Tora remains in seventh place with 3 points after their seventh defeat.
Team Rey showed strong form by achieving a clean sweep against Team Vamos with a 2:0 scoreline. This sixth victory of the season moves Team Rey up to second place in the standings, accumulating 18 points and a 6–3 record. Team Vamos follows with 15 points and a 5–3 record.
In the remaining matchup, Team Flash defeated AC Esports 2:0. This win marks the fourth victory for Team Flash, bringing their record to 4–4 and 12 points. AC Esports remains at the bottom of the table with 3 points after suffering their seventh loss.
Tight race at the top in MPL Indonesia
The battle for supremacy in MPL Indonesia Season 18 is heating up as Team Liquid ID and Natus Vincere are now tied at the top with 21 points each. Team Liquid ID secured their seventh win by defeating Bigetron by Vitality 2:0, maintaining a 7–1 record and a +9 map difference. Bigetron by Vitality sits in fifth place with 15 points (5–3).
Natus Vincere kept pace with the leaders by defeating EVOS 2:0. With seven wins and a 7–2 record, Natus Vincere holds 21 points, trailing Team Liquid ID only in terms of map difference (+8). EVOS remains at nine points following their fifth loss.
Alter Ego also secured a decisive 2:0 victory over RRQ Hoshi, marking their sixth win of the regular season. This result keeps Alter Ego in third place with 18 points and a 6–2 record. RRQ Hoshi struggles in sixth place with 6 points after a 2–6 record.
Both regional leagues are currently competing for spots at the M8 World Championship. The MPL Malaysia Season 18 is scheduled to run until October 30, while the MPL Indonesia Season 18 continues through November.
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