AL vs WE Highlights: WE Win 3-0, LPL Split 2 Playoffs 2026 Round 2
TL;DR
Anyone's Legend and Team WE face off in the LPL 2026 Quarterfinals, Split 2. Anyone's Legend enter the series with ADC Beishang under the spotlight, Team WE go into the matchup with veteran jungler Condi as a focal point, this series sends the winner to the semifinals.
Watch on YouTubeAnyone's Legend arrive at the LPL 2026 Quarterfinals with clear momentum from the regular split, and ADC Beishang has become a recurring talking point for analysts. The All Games highlights package collects both games from the series and will be watched closely by fans interested in Beishang's tournament form. That attention puts pressure on AL to convert lane priority into consistent results across the series.
Team WE show up with a different set of expectations, veteran jungler Condi providing a stabilizing presence on paper. WE's coaching staff have leaned on Condi's experience throughout the split, and analysts will be tracking how the team handles macro decisions under the quarterfinal spotlight. The matchup pits AL's tempo-focused profile against WE's veteran-led structure, at least according to pre-series scouting reports.
This quarterfinal is a knockout moment inside Split 2, one where seeding and playoff experience matter as much as raw mechanics. Anyone's Legend and Team WE have each navigated a full season of patch changes and metas to get here, and the adjustments they made during the latter weeks of the split shaped their playoff identities. Teams that adapted quickest to the mid-split patch tend to carry that advantage into best-of series, which makes the coaching battle worth watching.
Individual lanes promise subplots beyond the headline names. AL's bot lane synergy around Beishang will be compared to WE's support rotation and objective management. Condi's jungle pathing and early game reads are likely to determine tempo in the opening exchanges of each game. Analysts will parse pick and ban patterns from both sides to see which coach managed drafting leverage over the other.
The All Games highlights give a condensed view of what the series looked like, but the broader stakes are straightforward, the winner advances to the semifinals and keeps Split 2 title hopes alive. Fans tuning in should pay attention to drafting trends, mid-series adaptations, and whether Beishang or Condi set the pace for their teams. This quarterfinal has clear implications for LPL playoff seeding and the road to the Split 2 trophy.
Series result
WETeam WE
3 - 0
Team WE win
ALAnyone's Legend
Picks & Bans
3 gamesAnyone's Legend
Team WE
Game 129:35
Team WE won
Kills
14:17
Gold
54.2k:60.7k
Towers
3:8
Dragons
1:3
Barons
0:1
Anyone's Legend · 1 Herald, 3 Void Grubs
Team WE · 1 inhibitor
First objectives: Team WE took first blood; Anyone's Legend took first dragon; Anyone's Legend took first Herald; Team WE took first Baron; Team WE took first tower.
Standout damage
Hope on Ashe
4/2/7 · 16,210 damage
About on Lucian
5/3/6 · 22,274 damage
Game 231:53
Team WE won
Kills
18:10
Gold
63.5k:54.8k
Towers
8:1
Dragons
3:2
Barons
1:0
Team WE · 1 Herald, 1 Void Grub, 2 inhibitors
Anyone's Legend · 2 Void Grubs
First objectives: Anyone's Legend took first blood; Anyone's Legend took first dragon; Team WE took first Herald; Team WE took first Baron; Team WE took first tower.
Standout damage
About on Ezreal
7/2/6 · 31,767 damage
Flandre on Rek'Sai
4/4/5 · 18,709 damage
Game 327:33
Team WE won
Kills
8:19
Gold
51.0k:59.5k
Towers
2:11
Dragons
1:2
Barons
0:1
Anyone's Legend · 1 Herald
Team WE · 3 Void Grubs, 2 inhibitors
First objectives: Team WE took first blood; Anyone's Legend took first dragon; Anyone's Legend took first Herald; Team WE took first Baron; Anyone's Legend took first tower.
Standout damage
Kael on Rumble
1/5/6 · 17,609 damage
About on Sivir
5/1/10 · 22,110 damage