The second semifinal of the League of Legends 2026 World Championship has concluded, with LPL's second seed BLG defeating LCK's third seed T1 3-1 to secure a spot in the finals. T1's journey ends in the top four.
In Game 1, BLG won a team fight at the 15-minute mark, gradually taking control of the pace and expanding their lead before breaking through T1's Nexus at 30 minutes. In Game 2, BLG maintained early initiative, but T1 jungler Oner successfully stole the Baron buff during a contest at 21 minutes, helping his team turn the tide and tie the score at 1-1.
BLG held an early lead in Game 3, but T1 gained an economic advantage through mid-game team fights. However, T1 made mistakes in the top lane, allowing BLG to regain control. After securing the Baron at 34 minutes, BLG pushed into the high ground, taking a 2-1 series lead and reaching match point.
In Game 4, BLG started with a 6-0 kill lead and continued to expand their advantage in the mid-to-late game, ultimately destroying T1's Nexus at 37 minutes to win the series 3-1. According to the schedule, the championship match will take place in the early hours of November 15 (Beijing Time), where BLG will face GEN, who advanced earlier, to compete for the 2026 World Champion title.