AL vs TT Highlights: AL Win 2-0, LPL Split 3 2026 Week 2
TL;DR
TT Gaming and Anyone's Legend met in a best-of-three LPL Split 3 series on Patch 26.14. TT Gaming entered at 1-3, while Anyone's Legend was 4-1. TT Gaming held the No. 6 spot, with Anyone's Legend at No. 2.
Watch on YouTubeThe video above covers the full best-of-three LPL Split 3 series between TT Gaming and Anyone's Legend. The final score, full Picks and Bans, and game-by-game results are below.
TT Gaming entered at 1-3, while Anyone's Legend was 4-1. TT Gaming held the No. 6 spot, with Anyone's Legend at No. 2.
Anyone's Legend's lineup featured Breathe (top lane), Tarzan (jungle), Shanks (mid lane), Hope (bot lane), and Kael (support). TT Gaming's lineup featured Keshi (top lane), Junhao (jungle), Heru (mid lane), Ahn (bot lane), and Feather (support).
TT Gaming's previous series was a 2-1 loss to JD Gaming in Split 3. Anyone's Legend's previous series was a 2-0 win over Edward Gaming in Split 3.
Series result
TTTT Gaming
0 - 2
Anyone's Legend win
ALAnyone's Legend
Picks & Bans
2 games
TT Gaming
Anyone's Legend
Draft read
Breathe moved between Ambessa and Gnar across the series for Anyone's Legend. Hope moved between Ziggs and Ezreal across the series for Anyone's Legend. Kael moved between Shen and Rell across the series for Anyone's Legend. Anyone's Legend banned Lee Sin twice.
Game 121:55
Anyone's Legend won
Game 1 was the shortest game of the series at 21:55. Anyone's Legend won from red side. Anyone's Legend finished 15-3 in kills and 48.7k to 37.0k in gold, a margin of 12 kills and 11.8k. Anyone's Legend led 9-1 in towers, the only Baron, 1-0 in Rift Heralds, and 1-0 in inhibitors. TT Gaming had the edge 3-0 in Void Grubs. Dragons finished 3-0 for Anyone's Legend. Anyone's Legend secured first blood, while Anyone's Legend secured first dragon, while Anyone's Legend secured first Rift Herald, while Anyone's Legend secured first Baron, while Anyone's Legend secured first tower.
Hope led the damage chart for Anyone's Legend on Ziggs, finishing 3/0/8 with 18,858 damage and 215 CS. Tarzan added 11,901 damage on Naafiri and ended the game 5/0/9. Keshi was the top damage source for TT Gaming, putting up 15,785 on Rumble in a 2/4/0 game.
Kills
3:15
Gold
37.0k:48.7k
Towers
1:9
Dragons
0:3
Barons
0:1
Game 224:09
Anyone's Legend won
Game 2 was the longest game of the series at 24:09. Playing blue side, Anyone's Legend won Game 2. At the end, Anyone's Legend led 20-8 in kills and 51.5k to 43.9k in gold. The final gaps overall were 12 kills and 7.5k. Anyone's Legend led 8-2 in towers, the only Baron, 3-0 in Void Grubs, 1-0 in Rift Heralds, and 1-0 in inhibitors. Dragons were even at 1-1. Anyone's Legend secured first blood, while Anyone's Legend secured first dragon, while Anyone's Legend secured first Rift Herald, while Anyone's Legend secured first Baron, while TT Gaming secured first tower.
On Sylas, Shanks topped Anyone's Legend's damage output at 18,573 and finished 2/1/12 and 241 CS. Hope followed with 18,481 damage and a 7/0/5 line on Ezreal. TT Gaming got its highest damage total from Keshi, who dealt 15,097 on Jayce and finished 0/3/3.
Kills
20:8
Gold
51.5k:43.9k
Towers
8:2
Dragons
1:1
Barons
1:0
Series read
Anyone's Legend took the opener and followed with another win in Game 2, completing the best-of-3 in straight games without needing a deciding map. Every game in the series was longer than the game before it. The kill margin moved from 12 in Game 1 to 12 in Game 2, while the final gold gap changed from 11.8k to 7.5k. Hope produced the series' highest damage total, recording 37,339 for Anyone's Legend. Hope gave Anyone's Legend 10 kills and 13 assists across the series. Their damage moved from 18,858 in Game 1 to 18,481 in Game 2. Keshi gave TT Gaming 2 kills and 3 assists across the series. Their damage moved from 15,785 in Game 1 to 15,097 in Game 2.
Next up
Next on the schedule: TT Gaming vs Team WE in Split 3, set for August 2.
