SK Telecom (blue side)

Bans: Jinx, Fizz, Mordekaiser

Picks: Elise, Tristana, Lulu, Fiora, Alistar

ahq e-Sports Club (red side)

Bans: Azir, Gangplank, Ryze

Picks: Thresh, Kalista, Diana, Rek'Sai, Darius

Fiora and Lulu picked up as flex picks, we'll see where they land when the players swap their picks after the picking phase. Faker is not typically a "Support" type mid laner which Lulu would fall under.

Fizz gets respect banned against Westdoor as his signature champion.

Azir is banned out, Westdoor does not play or like to play against it.

SK Telecom average the second fastest average game time at Worlds of any team so far; when they win they win fast and today is likely to be no different.

This merry bunch have donned their finest cosplaying rags for today's bout at Wembley.

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Nice set-up Neil! *Enviously hunts for massive screen*

Sk Telecom are looking like the crowd favourite today - but we don't mind if you want to prove us wrong by cheering for the opposition online using #bbcesports!

Faker will be spearheading the charge in Game 1 against AHQ. So far Faker has picked up Azir, Ryze and Olaf. How well do you know Faker? Tell us what champion you think he'll play today on Twitter using #bbcesports

Cosplayer Philip from Hastings has been impressing the crowds with his Darius champion cosplay costume.

What are you expecting to see from today's match? Let us know using the hashtag #bbcesports.

The Koreans have long been known as the kings of eSports, dominating almost every competitive gaming scene they put their mind to it. SK Telecom 1 is no different. They are Korea's number one team - which is no small feat considering the strength of the competition over there. So far at Worlds, they have not lost a single game.

SK Telecom 1 return with 2013 World Champions Bengi and Faker in the jungle and mid lane respectively. While Faker is widely considered to be the best player in the world, it's possible they will not even choose him today and instead use Easyhoon, their substitute mid laner. Don't underestimate Easyhoon, he is in no way under Faker's shadow and with his alternate play style and consistent performance, Easyhoon has been the mid laner of choice in many of SK Telecom' 1's games.

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 So SK Telecom 1 should be in the finals right? Not if AHQ e-Sports Club have anything to do with it. Taiwan are no strangers to a World Championship title, in 2012 Taipai Assassins won Worlds and AHQ will be trying to follow in their footsteps. The main face of AHQ is Westdoor, an amazing player in his own right but when it comes to securing the wins it's all about getting their Marksman AN ahead however, that won't be easy against SK Telecom 1's Bang and Wolf.  

Get in touch with us and let us know who yout think might win today - SK Telecom 1 or AHQ e-Sports Club? Use the hashtag #bbcesports.

Will the greatest League of Legends player in the world today make an appearance with Sk Telecom T1? These guys hope so...

Ok so there's a lot going on per game of League of Legends, and as it's best of three, you could be watching five of them today.

To help you, we've written a glossary of terms, so you can swot up and nod along wisely to today's commentary from James 'Stress' O'Leary and Leigh 'Deman' Smith.

We're live on your screens from 5pm - don't forget to share your predictions by using the hashtag #bbcesports.

Yesterday Europe's Origen took on Taiwan's Flash Wolves in an intense best of 5. The series was incredibly close which almost every game swinging back and forth between the two teams. Origen took a strong early hold securing two wins but just barely as the Flash Wolves were poised to take Game 2 but let their hold over the game slip long enough for Origen to mount a counter offensive.

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Game 3 commenced and the Flash Wolves, unfazed by the two previous defeats, once again gained control but this time did not give Origen room to recover, sealing the deal and putting themselves on the board with a win.

Origen decided they would go for the late game and stall the game out as long as possible so their champion picks could shine. Origen did just that and the Flash Wolves had no come back ending the series 3:1 to Origen.

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The crowds are pouring in for Day Two of the League of Legends World Championship Quarter Finals. 

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Julia Hardy spoke to esports star KaSing (from H2K) about the five things you need to go pro.

Today we'll be bringing you the epic face-off between Korea's SK Telecom T1 and Taiwan's AHQ e-Sports Club.

You can catch up with yesterday's coverage of Origen and Flash Wolves here, and find out what Origen's Soaz had to say about their victory to our roving reporter Julia Hardy by hitting play on the video below.