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Game two was a battle between the 7 Young KIV taking on 9 SpotMePlzzz in a match that most people thought was one of the most scoring Madden 25 coins games. SpotMe's user, Young KIV, slurped at Spo just a few seconds left in the first quarter and came into the halftime period with a lead of 24-10. SpotMe was unable to score an extra point for a missed button press, which proved extremely costly at the time. The second period saw an explosive offensive performance by SpotMe with 24 points to KIV's 10. With a minute remaining to play, both SpotMe and KIV were engaged in a knee-and- timeout contest which resulted in the victory of SpotMe. He sat down on the third play and declared his own timeout, before kicking a field-goal to win the game and seal into the finals.
It was then time for the match between two very different personalities: the calm Boogz and the excitement train Joke. The game was not the highest scoring in the first half, with Boogz ahead of Joke 7-3. The second quarter started with all Joke however during the 4th quarter Boogz returned with a throw that made it three points, then continued with an incredible user-lurkINT to put the ball back in the field goal zone. Boogz would add three points making it 17-17 however, the final laughter would be with Joke who would win the game by scoring an incredible field goal that he scored himself which he would beat Boogz 20-17.
The final game in the quarterfinals place Problem against Volterax. At different times, Volterax had drawn criticism for his "overuse" of the swerve, which is a flaw which allows a player-controlled receiver to push into the route and then returns out in the form of a "swerve" move, causing the defense to become virtually unusable. However, Problem is an excellent cheap Madden nfl 25 coins player, and was up to do any situation. Problem didn't struggle with Volterax because he was well-prepared for the deep pass, and took out Volt as he attempted to swerve the ball and still attempting to block the ball to Chris Johnson. Problem was leading 17-7 at the half and did not look back, leaving Volt down by 30-13.