G2 vs VIT Highlights ALL GAMES | LEC 2026 Summer Split | G2 Esports vs Team Vitality
TL;DR
Team Vitality and G2 Esports met in Summer Season. The matchup used a best-of-3 format on Patch 26.14.
Watch on YouTubeTeam Vitality and G2 Esports met in Summer Season for a best-of-3 on Patch 26.14. The format gave both teams room to adjust their drafts and approach between games.
Team Vitality arrived with 0 series wins and 1 loss at the event. G2 Esports stood at 1-0. Team Vitality held the stronger record before the match, while G2 Esports still had ground to make up.
G2 Esports started BrokenBlade in top lane, SkewMond in jungle, Caps in mid lane, Hans Sama in bot lane, and Labrov in support. Team Vitality answered with Naak Nako in top lane, Lyncas in jungle, FIESTA (An Hyeon-seo) in mid lane, Carzzy in bot lane, and Fleshy in support.
The recent results offered a useful contrast. Karmine Corp beat Team Vitality 2-0 earlier in Summer Season. G2 Esports beat Movistar KOI 2-1 earlier in Summer Season.
Some draft priorities carried from one map to the next, even as the full compositions changed. G2 Esports banned Locke twice.
Series result
VITTeam Vitality
0 - 2
G2 Esports win
G2G2 Esports
Picks & Bans
2 games
G2 Esports
Team Vitality
Game 127:41
G2 Esports won
G2 Esports made the opener one-sided. The win came from blue side in 27:41. The kill count finished 26-7, a gap that matched the control visible elsewhere on the map. The final economy stood at 60.1k to 45.4k, with 14.7k separating the teams. G2 Esports converted its pressure into 11 towers to 2, the game's only Baron, and 2 Void Grubs to 1. Team Vitality still collected 3 dragons to 1, but that control did not translate into enough structures. Control showed up in every major category. The kill, gold, and structure gaps all held through the finish.
BrokenBlade led the damage chart, playing Kled for G2 Esports and finishing 6/1/6 with 29,920 damage, 224 CS, 13,160 gold, and 28 vision score. Caps was the other major damage source, playing Orianna for G2 Esports and finishing 9/1/12 with 25,658 damage, 237 CS, 12,965 gold, and 28 vision score. BrokenBlade finished 4,262 damage ahead of Caps.
Kills
26:7
Gold
60.1k:45.4k
Towers
11:2
Dragons
1:3
Barons
1:0
Game 229:32
G2 Esports won
Game 2 continued the same pressure pattern. The win came from blue side in 29:32. The kill count finished 22-5, a gap that matched the control visible elsewhere on the map. The final economy stood at 63.7k to 50.4k, with 13.3k separating the teams. G2 Esports converted its pressure into 11 towers to 1, 0 Barons to 1, and 1 Void Grubs to 2. Dragon control also finished 4-0 in G2 Esports' favor. Control showed up in every major category. The kill, gold, and structure gaps all held through the finish.
Caps led the damage chart, playing Ahri for G2 Esports and finishing 15/2/5 with 36,248 damage, 267 CS, 16,217 gold, and 23 vision score. FIESTA (An Hyeon-seo) was the other major damage source, playing LeBlanc for Team Vitality and finishing 3/8/1 with 20,799 damage, 223 CS, 10,363 gold, and 25 vision score. That left Caps 15,449 damage clear of FIESTA (An Hyeon-seo) at the top of the chart.
Kills
22:5
Gold
63.7k:50.4k
Towers
11:1
Dragons
4:0
Barons
0:1
Series read
G2 Esports found two different routes to the same outcome. The maps followed a consistent pattern, with the winning side carrying its advantages from combat into the economy and structures. The games lasted 27:41 and 29:32. Across the completed maps, G2 Esports accumulated 48 kills and Team Vitality finished with 12. The series came down to conversion. Kills became gold, towers, and access to the neutral objectives that closed each map. Those follow-up gains matter because they show sustained control more clearly than the series score does by itself.
Next up
Movistar KOI will face Team Vitality in Summer Season on July 26.
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