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Team Liquid PH lift the trophy after winning MPL PH Season 16 grand final against Aurora
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MPL PH Season 16: Schedule, results, standings, more

World championship tickets on the line.
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Published: Oct 26, 2025 06:40 pm

(Updated scores and final rankings)

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The stakes couldn’t get higher as the Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Professional League Philippines Season 16 (MPL PH Season 16) pits the region’s eight strongest teams for a shot at international glory.

With the second half of the 2025 season kicking off after MSC x EWC 2025, the teams now shift their eyes toward securing the Philippines’ two coveted spots at the MLBB M7 World Championship slated in Indonesia in January 2026.

Reigning MSC and MPL PH champions Team Liquid Philippines are determined to defend their crown and chase a potential grand slam at M7. But standing in their way are defending world champs ONIC Philippines, along with other contenders hungry to step on the global stage.

Here’s everything you need to know about the 16th season of MPL Philippines.

Table of contents

MPL PH Season 16 teams

Star players of MPL PH Season 16, featured in a poster for league venue and dates.
The MLBB PH stars collide. Image via MPL Philippines

Here are the eight franchise teams competing this season, along with their full rosters and placements from the previous season:

TeamRosterSeason 15 Placement
Team Liquid PhilippinesSanford – EXP laner
KarlTzy – Jungler
Sanji – Mid laner
Oheb – Gold laner
Jaypee – Roamer
Perkz – Sub/Roamer		Champion
ONIC PhilippinesKirk – EXP laner
K1NGKONG – Jungler
Super Frince – Mid laner
Kelra – Gold laner
Brusko – Roamer
Ryota – Sub/EXP laner
Hate – Sub/Flex		2nd place
Team Falcons PHFerdz – EXP laner
KyleTzy – Jungler
Pheww – Mid laner
Super Marco – Gold laner
Owgwen – Roamer
FlapTzy – Sub/EXP laner		3rd place
Aurora GamingEdward – EXP laner
Demonkite – Jungler
Yue – Mid laner
Domengkite – Gold laner
Light – Roamer
Calad – Sub/Flex		4th place
Twisted Minds PHLansu – EXP laner
MPtheKing – Jungler
Sionnn – Mid laner
Nosia – Gold laner
Caloy – Roamer
Sensui – Sub/Jungler		5th-6th place
TNC Pro Team3MarTzy – EXP laner
Zaida – Jungler
LanceCy – Mid laner
Bennyqt – Gold laner
Ch4knu – Roamer
Hito – Sub/Flex		5th-6th place
AP.BrenLord JM – EXP laner
Jamespangks – Jungler
Aqua – Mid laner
Shizou – Gold laner
xNova – Roamer
Chovskyrt – Sub/Mid laner		7th place
Omega EsportsJeymz – EXP laner
Raizen – Jungler
Hadji – Mid laner
Netskie – Gold laner
Super Yoshi – Roamer
Peuder – Sub/Flex		8th place

MPL PH Season 16 format

MPL Philippines Season 16 banner image
Still the strongest region. Image via Moonton Games

Similar to past seasons, MPL PH Season 16 is split into two stages: regular season and playoffs.

The regular season, running from Aug. 22 to Oct. 12, follows a double round-robin format, meaning each team is set to face every other team twice throughout the stage. All matches during this phase are best-of-three.

Teams earn one point for every series win, while a loss does not grant any points. At the end of the regular season, only the top six teams on the standings will move forward to the playoffs.

The playoffs feature a hybrid elimination format. Teams seeded third to sixth begin their campaign in the first round, which is played in a do-or-die format. Meanwhile, the top two seeds from the regular season receive a bye to the second round, where the competition shifts to a double-elimination format, giving teams a second chance even if they lose once.

All matches in the playoffs are best-of-five, except for the lower bracket final and grand final, where teams clash in best-of-seven series. The top two teams at the end of the season qualify for the M7 World Championship.

MPL PH Season 16 schedule, results, and standings

Team Liquid PH's KarlTzy screams after winning a match in the MSC x EWC 2025 tournament.
Expect pressure-packed matches. Photo via Esports World Cup

Standings

TeamMatch RecordPoints
Aurora Gaming13-113
ONIC Philippines9-59
Team Liquid PH9-59
Twisted Minds PH6-86
TNC Pro Team5-95
Team Falcons PH5-95
Omega Esports5-95
AP.Bren4-104

Schedule and results

Playoffs

Play-ins – Oct. 22, Wednesday

  • 3pm GMT +8 | 2am CT: Team Liquid PH 3-1 Falcons
  • 7pm GMT +8 | 6am CT: Twisted Minds 2-3 TNC
    • Team Liquid PH and TNC advance to the upper bracket semifinals.
    • Falcons and Twisted Minds are eliminated.

Upper bracket semifinals – Oct. 23, Thursday

  • 3pm GMT +8 | 2am CT: ONIC PH 0-3 Team Liquid PH
  • 7pm GMT +8 | 6am CT: Aurora 3-2 TNC
    • Team Liquid PH and Aurora advance to the upper bracket final.
    • ONIC PH and TNC drop to lower bracket semifinal.

Upper bracket final – Oct. 24, Friday

  • 3pm GMT +8 | 2am CT: Team Liquid PH 1-3 Aurora
    • Aurora advance to the grand final and secure a slot in M7.
    • Team Liquid PH drop to the lower bracket final.

Lower bracket semifinal

  • 7pm GMT +8 | 6am CT: ONIC PH 2-3 TNC
    • TNC advance to the lower bracket final.
    • ONIC PH are eliminated.

Lower bracket final – Oct. 25, Saturday

  • 5pm GMT+8 | 4am CT: Team Liquid PH 4-1 TNC
    • Team Liquid PH advance to the grand final and secure a slot in M7.
    • TNC are eliminated.

Grand final – Oct. 26, Sunday

  • 5pm GMT+8 | 4am CT: Aurora 0-4 Team Liquid PH
    • Team Liquid PH are the MPL PH Season 16 champions.

Regular season

Week 1

Day 1 – Aug. 22, Friday

  • 5pm GMT+8 | 4am CT: Omega 2-1 TNC
  • 7:30pm GMT+8 | 6:30am CT: Aurora 0-2 Falcons

Day 2 – Aug. 23, Saturday

  • 2:30pm GMT+8 | 1:30am CT: AP.Bren 2-1 Omega
  • 5pm GMT+8 | 4am CT: Falcons 0-2 Twisted Minds
  • 7:30pm GMT+8 | 6:30am CT: ONIC PH 2-0 Team Liquid PH

Day 3 – Aug. 24, Sunday

  • 5pm GMT+8 | 4am CT: AP.Bren 1-2 Twisted Minds
  • 7:30pm GMT+8 | 6:30am CT: TNC 0-2 Team Liquid PH

Week 2

Day 1 – Aug. 29, Friday

  • 5pm GMT+8 | 4am CT: AP. Bren 0-2 ONIC PH
  • 7:30pm GMT+8 | 6:30am CT: Team Liquid PH 1-2 Aurora

Day 2- Aug. 30, Saturday

  • 2:30pm GMT+8 | 1:30am CT: TNC 2-0 Falcons
  • 5pm GMT+8 | 4am CT: Omega 1-2 Twisted Minds
  • 7:30pm GMT+8 | 6:30am CT: ONIC PH 1-2 Aurora

Day 3 – Aug. 31, Sunday

  • 5pm GMT+8 | 4am CT: Omega 2-0 Falcons
  • 7:30pm GMT+8 | 6:30am CT: Team Liquid PH 2-0 Twisted Minds

Week 3

Day 1 – Sept. 5, Friday

  • 5pm GMT+8 | 4am CT: Aurora 2-1 Twisted Minds
  • 7:30pm GMT+8 | 6:30am CT: ONIC PH 2-0 Falcons

Day 2 – Sept. 6, Saturday

  • 2:30pm GMT+8 | 1:30am CT: AP.Bren 0-2 TNC
  • 5pm GMT+8 | 4am CT: Omega 0-2 Team Liquid PH
  • 7:30pm GMT+8 | 6:30am CT: ONIC PH 1-2 Twisted Minds

Day 3 – Sept. 7, Sunday

  • 5pm GMT+8 | 4am CT: AP.Bren 2-1 Falcons
  • 7:30pm GMT+8 | 6:30am CT: TNC 0-2 Aurora

Week 4

Day 1 – Sept. 12, Friday

  • 5pm GMT+8 | 4am CT: AP.Bren 0-2 Aurora
  • 7:30pm GMT+8 | 6:30am CT: ONIC PH 2-0 Omega

Day 2 – Sept. 13, Saturday

  • 2:30pm GMT+8 | 1:30am CT: TNC 2-1 Twisted Minds
  • 5pm GMT+8 | 4am CT: Omega 1-2 Aurora
  • 7:30pm GMT+8 | 6:30am CT: Team Liquid PH 2-1 Falcons

Day 3 – Sept. 14, Sunday

  • 5pm GMT+8 | 4am CT: ONIC PH 2-1 TNC
  • 7:30pm GMT+8 | 6:30am CT: AP.Bren 0-2 Team Liquid PH

Week 5

Day 1 – Sept. 19, Friday

  • 5pm GMT+8 | 4am CT: TNC 1-2 Omega
  • 7:30pm GMT+8 | 6:30am CT: Falcons 1-2 Aurora

Day 2 – Sept. 20, Saturday

  • 2:30pm GMT+8 | 1:30am CT: Omega 1-2 AP.Bren
  • 5pm GMT+8 | 4am CT: Twisted Minds 1-2 Falcons
  • 7:30pm GMT+8 | 6:30am CT: Team Liquid PH 1-2 ONIC PH

Day 3 – Sept. 21, Sunday

  • 5pm GMT+8 | 4am CT: Twisted Minds 2-0 AP.Bren
  • 7:30pm GMT+8 | 6:30am CT: Team Liquid PH 2-0 TNC

Week 6

Day 1 – Sept. 27, Friday

  • 2:30pm GMT+8 | 1:30am CT: Falcons 1-2 TNC
  • 5pm GMT+8 | 4am CT: Twisted Mind 0-2 Omega
  • 7:30pm GMT+8 | 6:30am CT: Aurora 2-1 ONIC PH

Day 2 – Sept. 28, Saturday

  • 5pm GMT+8 | 4am CT: Falcons 1-2 Omega
  • 7:30pm GMT+8 | 6:30am CT: Twisted Mind 1-2 Team Liquid PH

Day 3 – Sept. 29, Sunday

  • 5pm GMT+8 | 4am CT: ONIC PH 0-2 AP.Bren
  • 7:30pm GMT+8 | 6:30am CT: Aurora 2-0 Team Liquid PH

Week 7

Day 1 – Oct. 3, Friday

  • 5pm GMT+8 | 4am CT: Twisted Mind 0-2 Aurora
  • 7:30pm GMT+8 | 6:30am CT: Falcons 2-1 ONIC PH

Day 2 – Oct. 4, Saturday

  • 2:30pm GMT+8 | 1:30am CT: TNC 2-1 AP.Bren
  • 5pm GMT+8 | 4am CT: Team Liquid PH 2-0 Omega
  • 7:30pm GMT+8 | 6:30am CT: Twisted Minds 0-2 ONIC PH

Day 3 – Oct. 5, Sunday

  • 5pm GMT+8 | 4am CT: Falcons 2-0 AP.Bren
  • 7:30pm GMT+8 | 6:30am CT: Aurora 2-1 TNC

Week 8

Day 1 – Oct. 10, Friday

  • 5pm GMT+8 | 4am CT: Aurora 2-1 AP.Bren
  • 7:30pm GMT+8 | 6:30am CT: Omega 0-2 ONIC PH

Day 2 – Oct. 11, Saturday

  • 2:30pm GMT+8 | 1:30am CT: Twisted Minds 2-1 TNC
  • 5pm GMT+8 | 4am CT: Aurora 2-0 Omega
  • 7:30pm GMT+8 | 6:30am CT: Falcons 2-1 Team Liquid PH

Day 3 – Oct. 12, Sunday

  • 5pm GMT+8 | 4am CT: TNC 1-2 ONIC PH
  • 7:30pm GMT+8 | 6:30am CT: Team Liquid PH 2-0 AP.Bren

MPL PH Season 16 final rankings

PlaceTeamPrize
ChampionTeam Liquid PH$44,760
Qualifies for M7
2ndAurora Gaming$30,660
Qualifies for M7
3rdTNC Pro Team$16,760
4thONIC Philippines$14,760
5th-6thTeam Falcons PH
Twisted Minds PH		$8,960
$9,260
7thOmega Esports$6,160
8thAP.Bren$4,960

How to watch MPL PH Season 16

Fans can catch every match live through the official MLBB channels:

Filipino-language broadcast is also streamed exclusively on the MPL PH channels on Facebook, YouTube, and TikTok.

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Jeremiah Sevilla
Associate Editor. Jeremiah is a professional writer since 2017, covering esports and traditional sports. He started following the Dota 2 pro scene in 2014 before getting drawn to other titles. He previously wrote for ONE Esports, Manila Bulletin, The Manila Times, and Mineski.