G2 vs TH Highlights: G2 Win 2-0, LEC Summer Season 2026 Week 3
TL;DR
G2 Esports won the best-of-three LEC 2026 Summer Season series 2-0 against Team Heretics on Patch 26.15. G2 did not drop a game, winning the kill count 33-12, with no game longer than 34 minutes.
Watch on YouTubeTeam Heretics met G2 Esports in a best-of-3 in the LEC 2026 Summer Season on August 9, 2026, on Patch 26.15.
Team Heretics entered at 1-2 in seventh, while G2 Esports was 3-1 in second.
At LEC 2026, Team Heretics beat Fnatic 2-1 and lost to Karmine Corp 0-2 in their last two series, while G2 Esports beat SK Gaming 2-0 and lost to Karmine Corp 1-2.
G2 Esports' lineup was BrokenBlade in top, SkewMond in jungle, Caps in mid, and the bot lane duo of Hans Sama and Labrov. Team Heretics started Tracyn, Daglas and Serin in top, jungle and mid, with Hype and Way in the bot lane.
Memento, Perkz, and Rodrigo were G2 Esports' coaches for the event. Hidon, Mithy, and Nukeduck were Team Heretics' coaches for the event.
Team Heretics and G2 Esports had met 12 times since 2023, with G2 ahead 12-0. G2 Esports had won all 2 of the teams' meetings in the previous six months.
Series result
THTeam Heretics
0 - 2
G2 Esports win
G2G2 Esports
Picks & Bans
2 games
G2 Esports
Team Heretics
Draft read
G2 Esports saw BrokenBlade on Vayne and Twisted Fate across the series. Across the series, Caps played Cassiopeia and Akali for G2. Hans Sama moved between Corki and Lucian across the series for G2. G2 banned Jayce twice.
Game 134:53
G2 Esports won
Game 1 was the longest game of the series at 34:53. G2 Esports took Game 1 from blue side. First pick went to G2. G2 was 1,576 gold up at 15 minutes. In lane, BrokenBlade on Vayne led the opposing laner by 1,524 gold and 26 CS. The final gaps left G2 11 kills and 12.3k gold ahead. G2 led 3-0 in Void Grubs, 1-0 in Rift Heralds, and 1-0 in inhibitors. They took first blood, first Rift Herald, first Baron, and first tower, while Team Heretics took first dragon.
BrokenBlade led the damage chart for G2 on Vayne, finishing 7/2/3 with 28,435 damage and 297 CS. Hans Sama followed with 17,622 damage and a 3/0/6 line on Corki. Hype was the top damage source for TH, putting up 25,173 on Viktor in a 0/2/2 game. Serin added 20,541 damage for TH on Syndra, ending at 2/3/2.
Kills
16:5
Gold
68.7k:56.4k
Towers
8:2
Dragons
3:3
Barons
2:0
Game 226:17
G2 Esports won
Game 2 was the shortest game of the series at 26:17. G2 Esports won from blue side. Team Heretics drafted with first pick. By 15 minutes, G2 had a 5,725 gold lead. In lane, BrokenBlade on Twisted Fate led the opposing laner by 2,412 gold and 12 CS. G2 finished 10 kills and 14.0k gold ahead. They were ahead 3-0 in Void Grubs, 1-0 in Rift Heralds, and 3-0 in inhibitors. G2 took first blood and the first Rift Herald, Baron, and tower, while TH took the first dragon.
On Twisted Fate, BrokenBlade topped G2's damage output at 21,225 and finished 4/1/3 and 236 CS. A 5/3/7 game on Lucian brought G2 another 20,865 damage from Hans Sama. TH got its highest damage total from Serin, who dealt 21,130 on Orianna and finished 0/3/4. Daglas' Naafiri supplied 16,380 damage and finished 3/4/2 for TH.
Kills
17:7
Gold
58.9k:44.9k
Towers
11:0
Dragons
2:1
Barons
1:0
Series read
G2 Esports won both games, so the best-of-3 never reached a deciding map. Every game in the series was won from blue side. Every game in the series was shorter than the game before it. BrokenBlade produced the series' highest damage total, recording 49,660 for G2. Across the series, BrokenBlade recorded 11 kills and 6 assists for G2. Serin gave Team Heretics 2 kills and 6 assists across the series.
Next up
Up next: Natus Vincere vs G2 Esports in Summer Season, set for August 10.
