Flash Wolves having world class players in Hung Karsa Hau-Hsuan, Maple and Huo SwordArT Shuo-Jie. Ahq werent without its own stars either, with top laner Chen Ziv Yi and AD carry Chou AN Chun-A

MADRID -- Andres Iniesta will lead Spain in its World Cup qualifying matches against Italy and Albania after returning from injury.Spain will be seeking to avenge a loss to Italy at the European Championship that ended the teams bid for a third consecutive continental title.Spain coach Julen Lopetegui named Iniesta to his squad on Friday for the upcoming away qualifiers Oct. 6 and 9.The return of Andres is very good news for us, Lopetegui said. He has played consistently for the past month. We are happy he is here, above all given the rivals we have to face.The most notable inclusion was Napoli forward Jose Callejon in place of new Barcelona striker Paco Alcacer, who was dropped. He will join an attack consisting of Diego Costa, Alvaro Morata, Manuel Nolito Agudo and Victor Vitolo Machin.Midfielder Francisco Isco Alarcon returned to the squad in detriment of Real Madrid teammate Marco Asensio. Madrid defender Nacho Fernandez and Sevilla goalkeeper Sergio Rico were also back after missing Lopeteguis first list.The 2-0 loss to Italy in the round-of-16 of Euro 2016 marked the end of Vicente del Bosques long and successful stint as Spains manager. Lopetegui has since been tasked with rejuvenating a team that won the 2010 World Cup and 2008 and 2012 European Championships.Under Lopetegui, Spain beat Lichtenstein 8-0 its first qualifier for the 2018 World Cup after beating Belgium in a friendly in his debut. Iniesta missed those two matches with a knee injury.Both Italy and Albania won their opening qualifiers in Group G.While Italy is clearly Spains main rival for the group, Albania is riding high after winning its first match at a major tournament at Euro 2016.These are two important matches, but they are not definitive, Lopetegui said. We know how tough they will be and we are motivated to meet the challenge. 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The 2016 League of Legends World Championship approaches and Flash Wolves and Ahq will be looking to make the League of Legends Masters Series (LMS) proud, gunning for the bracket stages.The history of the LMS is a bit of a rollercoaster compared to the other major regions. Taipei Assassins (TPA) swooped in out of nowhere and took the Season 2 World Championship, but future Taiwanese teams failed to replicate the same result. For two years, the Taiwanese teams played in the Garena Premier League (GPL) with Southeast Asian teams - teams that werent so competitive due to their lack of resources. As a result, their performance took a hit.However, once Taiwan split from the circuit to form the LMS with Hong Kong and Macau, the level of competition was raised and quality of play improved as a result. Nowadays, Taiwan remains the main benefactor from the split and has shown up much stronger at international events, making the bracket stage of the last two Mid-Season Invitationals and last years World Championship.Heres a look at the regions long trek:Season 2Taipei Assassins: 1stTaiwan received its first opportunity to play at the World Championship in 2012 after only North America, Europe and Southeast Asia participated in Season 1. TPA strolled in as the sole representative for Taiwan, having dominated the Garena Premier League with a 27-1 record. Infrastructure hadnt quite been set up in Taiwan or Southeast Asia, so it was easy pickings for a team with a gaming house, analyst and head coach. The team was also known to scrim on the North American servers, as well as practicing with Chinese and South Korean teams. Taiwan itself was still in a development phase, but it was pretty clear TPA were not to be trifled with.Coming into the tournament, the solo laners of TPA were focused on, as Wang Stanley June-Tsan showed a huge champion pool in the GPL and a tendency to innovate, being one of the first to abuse Hextech Revolver stacking on Vladimir. Kurtis Toyz Lau was also well-known for performing well on farm-focused champions like Karthus, Anivia and Orianna, champions that would be key to the mid lane meta.At Worlds, the team certainly shone true for Taiwan, as it outclassed the likes of South Koreas Najin Sword in quarterfinals and were able to defeat tournament favorite -- Moscow 5 -- with Stanleys splitpush Nidalee in the semifinals. In the finals, some people still werent sold on TPA being able to take the title off the elite South Korean team, Azubu Frost. But yet again, the team showed up. TPA took the first competitive World Championship title 3-1 and were on the top, showing that Taiwan was not to be reckoned with.Season 3Gamania Bears: 5th-8thGamania Bears came in a much different team than Taipei Assassins, as it was rather mediocre in domestic play, but qualified out of a lightning-in-a-bottle phase. At the time, Ahq e-Sports Club and Taipei Snipers (TPS) were certainly better teams, but played below their level and choked in the qualifier.Gama Bears had some talent and were a quirky bunch, but it was fortunate to defeat such teams. The roster was built entirely out of rookies and seen as a bit of a non-factor. 15-year-old Huang Maple Yi-Tang and 22-year-old-Chen Winds Peng-Nien led the Gamania Bears in playstyle and if anything was going to happen for the team, it would stem from the duo.Maple was an extremely aggressive mid laner as he broke onto the scene while Winds was more patient and facilitated pretty much anything that happened in the game. AD carry Hsiung NL Wen-An was also a decent carry in his own right, but lacked flexibility. Regardless, the lineup was young and fortunate to be there, especially since Ahq was the better team that failed to qualify from Taiwan.Unfortunately, the team didnt have the chance to prove its mmettle against anyone at the World Championship, as it received a bye into the quarterfinals and drew eventual winners SK Telecom T1 as its opponent.dddddddddddd It was a quick two games for Taiwan this year as the boys were sent home packing after facing the South Korean juggernaut.Season 4Ahq e-Sports Club: 9th-11th Taipei Assassins: 14th-16thSeason 4 was the first time that Taiwan had the opportunity to send two teams to the World Championship. Prior to this, Southeast Asia and Taiwan had their own respective qualifiers. It was no surprise that the representatives for the World Championship would be Ahq e-Sports Club and Taipei Assassins, as both had fought each other for two straight years now. Ahq kept it together and Taipei Assassins rebuilt from its disastrous 2013 season, where the majority of the championship roster left.This time, they both had a chance to prove their worth and Ahq were even able to perform in front of the local Taiwanese crowd.Taiwan was still flying under the radar after its mishaps in Season 3 and, to be fair, the depth of the teams was not particularly great. However, there were certainly stars worth talking about coming into the tournament. Ahqs Liu Westdoor Shu-Wei and Sa Greentea Shang-Ching finally got their chance to shine on the international stage after last years qualifier breakdown, while Winds was happy to be able to return with TPA, after his short stint with Gamania Bears.Unfortunately, TPA would fall flat. Despite a certain amount of expectation surrounding the lineup, they were only able to steal a win away from SK Gaming. However, Ahq e-Sports Club certainly showed up to the tournament with an aggressive skirmishing style, with Westdoor and Greentea putting on a show with their mechanical prowess.In a group with Samsung White and EDward Gaming, Ahq was prepared not to advance, but a few miracle hooks from Greentea onto EDGs Zhu NaMei Jia-Wen netted a tie for second in the group. TPA bottomed out, but Ahq showed some fight and a glimmer of hope for Taiwans future.Season 5Flash Wolves: 5th-8th Ahq e-Sports Club: 5th-8thBy this time, Taiwan had clearly made some improvements since the establishment of the LMS, but its historically poor performances still left some fans skeptical. Flash Wolves made its first trip to Worlds, but many remembered four out of five players as members of the Gamania Bears. On the other side, Ahq was making its second straight return on the back of a dominating Summer season and had high hopes for going deep in the bracket.Compared to years before, Taiwanese teams had even more talent to boast with Flash Wolves having world class players in Hung Karsa Hau-Hsuan, Maple and Huo SwordArT Shuo-Jie. Ahq werent without its own stars either, with top laner Chen Ziv Yi and AD carry Chou AN Chun-An. Despite this, the Taiwanese teams were still not expected to make it out of the group stage.However, the teams showed hope with Flash Wolves defeating South Korean team KOO Tigers in a massive upset and Ahq making a strong comeback against Fnatic. The second week of Worlds was the bounce-back Taiwan needed as Flash Wolves won yet another game against KOO Tigers and eventually secured first seed in the group.Meanwhile, Ahq narrowly secured second in its group after a tiebreaker with C9. For the first time in World Championship history, not only did a Taiwanese team advance from the group stage to the bracket stage, both teams did. Although Ahq and Flash Wolves fell easily in the quarterfinals, it was a fantastic run. Taiwan came back and showed that its talent and teamplay cant be taken so lightly. There is a fire inside them that can no longer be ignored. ' ' '