G2 vs SK Highlights: G2 Win 2-0, LEC Summer Season 2026 Week 2
TL;DR
G2 Esports won the best-of-three LEC 2026 Summer Season series 2-0 against SK Gaming on Patch 26.15. G2 Esports did not drop a game, winning the kill count 46-35, with no game longer than 43 minutes.
Watch on YouTubeSK Gaming and G2 Esports played a best-of-3 in the LEC 2026 Summer Season on August 2, 2026, on Patch 26.15.
SK Gaming entered at 1-0, while G2 Esports was 2-1. SK Gaming held the No. 3 spot, with G2 Esports at No. 2.
In their last series at LEC 2026, SK Gaming beat GIANTX 2-1. In their last two series at LEC 2026, G2 Esports beat Team Vitality 2-0 and lost to Karmine Corp 1-2.
G2 Esports' lineup featured BrokenBlade (top lane), SkewMond (jungle), Caps (mid lane), Hans Sama (bot lane), and Labrov (support). SK Gaming's lineup featured Wunder (top lane), Skeanz (jungle), SlowQ (mid lane), Jopa (bot lane), and Mikyx (support).
Memento, Perkz, and Rodrigo were G2 Esports' coaches for the event. Baguette Coach, Duffman, and OWN3R (David Rodriguez de la Torre) were SK Gaming's coaches for the event.
G2 Esports won the teams' only meeting in the previous six months.
Series result
SKSK Gaming
0 - 2
G2 Esports win
G2G2 Esports
Picks & Bans
2 games
G2 Esports
SK Gaming
Draft read
BrokenBlade moved between Olaf and Vayne across the series for G2 Esports. Caps moved between Viktor and Cassiopeia across the series for G2 Esports. SK Gaming banned Jarvan IV twice.
Game 141:32
G2 Esports won
Game 1 was the shortest game of the series at 41:32. G2 Esports won from blue side. G2 Esports had first pick in the draft. At 15 minutes, G2 Esports led by 1,364 gold. In lane, Wunder on Jayce trailed the opposing laner by 796 gold and 3 CS. G2 Esports finished 8 kills and 10.3k gold ahead. G2 Esports led 3-0 in Void Grubs and 2-0 in inhibitors. SK Gaming had the edge 1-0 in Rift Heralds. G2 Esports took first blood and first Baron, while SK Gaming took first dragon, first Rift Herald, and first tower.
Hans Sama led the damage chart for G2 Esports on Sivir, finishing 7/1/6 with 45,316 damage and 492 CS. Caps added 35,047 damage on Viktor and ended the game 5/3/6. Wunder was the top damage source for SK Gaming, putting up 37,473 on Jayce in a 4/8/2 game. Jopa followed for SK Gaming with 29,350 damage and a 2/1/4 line on Ziggs.
Kills
19:11
Gold
87.5k:77.2k
Towers
11:3
Dragons
3:3
Barons
2:0
Game 243:24
G2 Esports won
Game 2 was the longest game of the series at 43:24. Playing blue side, G2 Esports won Game 2. SK Gaming had first pick in the draft. At 15 minutes, SK Gaming led by 699 gold, but G2 Esports won the game. In lane, Hans Sama on Corki trailed the opposing laner by 1,131 gold and 18 CS. At the end, G2 Esports was 3 kills and 5.2k gold ahead. G2 Esports led 2-1 in Void Grubs, 1-0 in Rift Heralds, and 1-0 in inhibitors. SK Gaming took first blood, while G2 Esports took first dragon, first Rift Herald, first Baron, and first tower.
On Corki, Hans Sama topped G2 Esports' damage output at 49,822 and finished 9/2/9 and 434 CS. BrokenBlade followed with 44,778 damage and a 6/5/8 line on Vayne. SK Gaming got its highest damage total from Wunder, who dealt 33,071 on Gnar and finished 6/4/7. Jopa added 29,087 damage for SK Gaming on Syndra, ending at 5/5/6.
Kills
27:24
Gold
86.1k:80.9k
Towers
6:5
Dragons
3:3
Barons
1:0
Series read
G2 Esports 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 won from blue side. Every game in the series was longer than the game before it. Hans Sama produced the series' highest damage total, recording 95,138 for G2 Esports. Hans Sama gave G2 Esports 16 kills and 15 assists across the series. Wunder gave SK Gaming 10 kills and 9 assists across the series.
Next up
Next on the schedule: SK Gaming vs Natus Vincere in Summer Season, set for August 8.
