G2 vs MKOI Highlights ALL GAMES | LEC 2026 Summer Split | G2 Esports vs Movistar KOI
TL;DR
G2 Esports and Movistar KOI faced off in LEC Summer Season. Patch 26.14 was used for the best-of-3. Their previous meeting ended 3-2 for G2 Esports in Spring Playoffs.
Watch on YouTubeG2 Esports and Movistar KOI played a best-of-3 in Summer Season. Patch 26.14 was used. The match was played on July 24, 2026.
Movistar KOI's lineup featured Myrwn (top lane), Elyoya (jungle), Jojopyun (mid lane), Supa (bot lane), and Alvaro (Álvaro Fernández) (support). G2 Esports' lineup featured BrokenBlade (top lane), SkewMond (jungle), Caps (mid lane), Hans Sama (bot lane), and Labrov (support).
G2 Esports' previous series was a 3-2 win over Karmine Corp in Spring Playoffs. Movistar KOI's previous series was a 3-0 loss to Karmine Corp in Spring Playoffs.
Series result
G2G2 Esports
2 - 1
G2 Esports win
MKOIMovistar KOI
Picks & Bans
3 gamesMovistar KOI
G2 Esports
Draft read
G2 Esports banned Kai'Sa 3 times and Bard twice, while Movistar KOI banned both Cassiopeia and Jarvan IV twice.
Game 129:54
Movistar KOI won
Game 1 was the shortest game of the series at 29:54. Movistar KOI won from blue side in 29:54. Movistar KOI finished 22-6 in kills and 64.0k to 52.9k in gold, a margin of 16 kills and 11.1k. Movistar KOI led 9-3 in towers, the only Baron, 3-0 in Void Grubs, 1-0 in Rift Heralds, and 1-0 in inhibitors. Dragons finished 4-0 for Movistar KOI.
Myrwn led the damage chart for Movistar KOI on Jayce, finishing 4/0/7 with 32,898 damage and 302 CS. Supa added 19,632 damage on Akali and ended the game 6/2/6. BrokenBlade was the top damage source for G2 Esports, putting up 16,563 on Yorick in a 1/4/1 game.
Kills
22:6
Gold
64.0k:52.9k
Towers
9:3
Dragons
4:0
Barons
1:0
Game 233:35
G2 Esports won
Jojopyun led Game 2 with 28754 damage to champions for the losing team, Movistar KOI. Playing red side, G2 Esports finished Game 2 in 33:35. At the end, G2 Esports led 22-10 in kills and 72.5k to 58.2k in gold. The final gaps overall were 12 kills and 14.4k. G2 Esports led 11-1 in towers, 2-0 in Barons, 2-1 in Void Grubs, and 3-0 in inhibitors. Movistar KOI had the edge 1-0 in Rift Heralds. Dragons finished 4-1 for G2 Esports.
On Lucian, Hans Sama topped G2 Esports' damage output at 24,187 and finished 10/2/3 and 332 CS. BrokenBlade followed with 22,558 damage and a 5/0/8 line on Rumble. Movistar KOI got its highest damage total from Jojopyun, who dealt 28,754 on Orianna and finished 3/5/4. Myrwn added 23,890 damage for Movistar KOI on Gnar, ending at 3/3/2.
Kills
10:22
Gold
58.2k:72.5k
Towers
1:11
Dragons
1:4
Barons
0:2
Game 346:19
G2 Esports won
Game 3 was the longest game of the series at 46:19. The blue-side win for G2 Esports lasted 46:19. The final scoreboard showed 22-11 in kills and 90.0k-83.0k in gold for G2 Esports, leaving differences of 11 kills and 7.1k. Movistar KOI had the edge 2-1 in Barons, 3-0 in Void Grubs, and 1-0 in Rift Heralds. Dragons were even at 4-4.
Hans Sama's Ziggs dealt a team-high 43,046 damage for G2 Esports, alongside a 6/1/9 scoreline and 431 CS. A 4/2/10 game on Annie brought G2 Esports another 37,100 damage from Caps. For Movistar KOI, Supa led the damage numbers with 41,285 on Ezreal and a 2/3/1 line. Jojopyun's Ryze supplied 29,268 damage and finished 5/6/3 for Movistar KOI.
Kills
22:11
Gold
90.0k:83.0k
Towers
8:8
Dragons
4:4
Barons
1:2
Series read
Every game in the series was longer than the game before it. The kill margin moved from 16 in Game 1 to 11 in Game 3, while the final gold gap changed from 11.1k to 7.1k. Supa produced the series' highest damage total, recording 80,206 for Movistar KOI. Supa gave Movistar KOI 10 kills and 11 assists across the series. Their damage moved from 19,632 in Game 1 to 41,285 in Game 3. Myrwn gave Movistar KOI 9 kills and 14 assists across the series. Their damage moved from 32,898 in Game 1 to 22,795 in Game 3.
Next up
Next on the schedule: Team Vitality vs G2 Esports in Summer Season, set for July 25.