Key Highlights:
- The next Valorant Game Changers Championship for 2025 is between the teams G2 and TLV.
- The round begins on November 26, 2025 and will be in a Best of Three format.
- This particular match will be broadcast on the official Twitch and YouTube channels of Valorant
The Valorant Game Changers Championship for 2025 is nearly halfway there, with the upcoming Knockout stages primed between G2 and TLV. The event is sure to be quite explosive in its nature, and we’ll no doubt see some nail biting plays from either team.
That being said, here’s all you need to know about the upcoming match – including its start times, where to watch and expected outcome (along with the final results, when it goes live).
Valorant Game Changers G2 vs TLV: Where to Watch
This particular Game Changers Championship match is slated to take place on November 26, 2025 at around 1:15 PM (GMT +5:30). In other words, the match begins tomorrow, and will be simultaneously broadcast from the official Twitch and YouTube channels for the Valorant Champions Tour.
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As always, the stream usually starts a bit early, as pre-game preparations take place. Make sure to remain patient until it concludes. You can also find an embed of the YouTube livestream in the paragraph above.
Valorant Game Changers G2 vs TLV: Expected Outcome
As far as expected outcomes go, it might be too early to say just yet given that the match is yet to begin. However, we do think that G2 might pull up ahead and ultimately go forward into the next round, but expect TLV to put up quite a fight along the way.
If we take a look into the rankings and past match history so far, we have the following data for the two upper bracket semifinals participants:
| Match | G2 Score | TLV Score | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| GC Championship: Sao Paulo | 0 | 2 | 2023 |
| GC Championship: Sao Paulo | 2 | 0 | 2023 |
| GC Championship: Berlin | 2 | 0 | 2022 |
G2 has kept the lead over TLV in their three encounters so far, which really isn’t a whole lot to take conclusive data on. After all, TLV did manage to turn the tables on G2 in their most recent encounter, dropping them at 2-0.
However, G2 should likely still pull ahead thanks to them being fan favorites and having a strong roster.
