Samsung White vs Star Horn Royal Club: Worlds 2014 final
The Samsung White vs Star Horn Worlds 2014 final ended 3–1 at Seoul World Cup Stadium on October 19 local time. Samsung White completed a dominant tournament.
The Samsung White vs Star Horn Worlds 2014 final ended 3–1 at Seoul World Cup Stadium on October 19 local time. Samsung White completed a dominant tournament and became the second Korean organization to lift the Summoner’s Cup.
Road to the final
Samsung White won Group C without dropping a game, swept Team SoloMid in the quarterfinal and defeated sister team Samsung Blue 3–0. Star Horn Royal Club advanced from Group B, then beat Edward Gaming and OMG in consecutive series. Uzi therefore reached a second straight Worlds final against the team that had removed Korea’s other Samsung lineup.
Samsung White vs Star Horn Worlds 2014 final: map-by-map recap
Samsung White took the first two games through early map control and coordinated fights. Star Horn answered in game three, preventing the sweep and proving that its bottom-lane pressure could create a winning route. White reset in the fourth, restored control around objectives and closed the championship 3–1.
The decisive pattern
Mata and DanDy connected vision with aggression before Royal Club could stabilize its preferred carry setup. Imp, PawN and Looper converted that information across all three lanes. The result was not constant reckless fighting: Samsung White chose invasions and dives when its wards made the response visible, then withdrew when the map did not support them.
Why the result still matters
Mata received the tournament MVP award, an unusual spotlight for a support player and an accurate reflection of the champion’s vision system. The title also completed Samsung White’s evolution after falling short under the earlier Ozone name. Royal Club became the first organization to finish second at consecutive World Championships.
Dates, scores, placements and prize information were checked against published tournament records. Tactical conclusions describe the recorded games and are not presented as quotations from players or coaches.
Sources: primary release notes or official records. Factual claims were checked against these records; interpretation is our own.
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This article was reviewed on August 11, 2026.

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