BLG vs EDG Highlights: BLG Win 2-0, LPL Split 3 2026 Week 3
TL;DR
Bilibili Gaming won the best-of-three LPL 2026 Split 3 series 2-0 against Edward Gaming on Patch 26.15. They won every game, winning the kill count 53-30, with no game longer than 33 minutes.
Watch on YouTubeThe LPL 2026 Split 3 brought Edward Gaming and Bilibili Gaming together for a best-of-3 on August 8, 2026, on Patch 26.15.
Edward Gaming came in at 0-7 in eighth, and Bilibili Gaming at 6-1 in second.
At LPL 2026, Edward Gaming lost to Top Esports 0-2 and JD Gaming 0-2 in their last two series, while Bilibili Gaming beat JD Gaming 2-0 and lost to Top Esports 0-2.
Bilibili Gaming's lineup was Wenbo in top, Xun in jungle, Knight in mid, and the bot lane duo of Viper and ON. Edward Gaming started Zdz, Jiejie and BuLLDoG in top, jungle and mid, with Leave and Parukia in the bot lane.
Bilibili Gaming's staff included Ben, coach, Chieh, coach, Zyb, coach, and Daeny, head coach. Edward Gaming's staff included Mni, coach and Maokai, head coach.
Edward Gaming and Bilibili Gaming had met 21 times since 2018, with EDG ahead 11-10. Bilibili Gaming had won all 2 of the teams' meetings in the previous six months.
Series result
EDGEdward Gaming
0 - 2
Bilibili Gaming win
BLGBilibili Gaming
Picks & Bans
2 games
Edward Gaming
Bilibili Gaming
Draft read
Across the series, Knight played Ryze and Orianna for Bilibili Gaming. ON moved between Camille and Rakan across the series for BLG. Edward Gaming banned Akali twice.
Game 132:33
Bilibili Gaming won
Game 1 was the shortest game of the series at 32:33. Bilibili Gaming won from red side. Edward Gaming drafted with first pick. By 15 minutes, BLG had a 3,589 gold lead. In lane, BuLLDoG on Syndra trailed the opposing laner by 1,109 gold but led by 0 CS. BLG finished 12 kills and 13.4k gold ahead. They were ahead 1-0 in inhibitors. EDG still led 2-1 in Void Grubs and 1-0 in Rift Heralds. EDG drew first blood and was first to the Rift Herald, while BLG was first to the dragon, the Baron, and the tower.
Viper led the damage chart for BLG on Ziggs, finishing 6/1/11 with 41,130 damage and 323 CS. Wenbo followed with 25,450 damage and a 5/4/8 line on Jayce. EDG got its highest damage total from Jiejie, who dealt 21,348 on Skarner and finished 5/6/7.
Kills
14:26
Gold
59.5k:72.9k
Towers
0:8
Dragons
1:4
Barons
0:1
Game 233:36
Bilibili Gaming won
Game 2 was the longest game of the series at 33:36. Playing blue side, Bilibili Gaming won Game 2. BLG opened the draft with first pick. At 15 minutes, BLG led by 3,206 gold. In lane, Leave on Xerath trailed the opposing laner by 2,103 gold and 14 CS. At the end, BLG was 11 kills and 8.8k gold ahead. BLG led 3-0 in Void Grubs, 1-0 in Rift Heralds, and 3-0 in inhibitors. Edward Gaming took first blood and first dragon, while BLG took first Rift Herald, first Baron, and first tower.
On Xayah, Viper topped BLG's damage output at 33,943 and finished 10/5/6 and 339 CS. A 8/2/14 game on Pantheon brought BLG another 32,356 damage from Xun. For EDG, Leave led the damage numbers with 34,571 on Xerath and a 4/6/6 line.
Kills
27:16
Gold
76.1k:67.3k
Towers
11:2
Dragons
3:2
Barons
2:0
Series read
Bilibili Gaming 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. No player dealt more damage across the series than Viper, with 75,073 for BLG. Viper finished the series with 16 kills and 17 assists for BLG. Across the series, Leave recorded 6 kills and 13 assists for Edward Gaming.
Next up
Up next: Edward Gaming vs Anyone's Legend in Split 3, set for August 12.
