Karmine Corp and Team Vitality Meet in LEC Week 1
TL;DR
Karmine Corp, with top laner Adam highlighted after offseason moves, face Team Vitality in LEC Spring Split Week 1 Day 1. The March 28 match opens KC's Week 1 schedule and gives Vitality an early chance to test their post-split roster. Both teams arrive with visible roster changes and immediate pressure to establish form in the opening week.
Watch on YouTubeKarmine Corp entered the LEC spotlight for Week 1 with eyes on their offseason signings, and top laner Adam is already drawing attention from analysts. KC's organization has been vocal about their ambitions for 2026, and this March 28 appearance against Team Vitality serves as the first public measure of how those plans translate to the LEC stage. Coaches and fans will be watching KC's draft approach and how quickly their new pieces settle into the league rhythm.
Team Vitality arrive with a familiar face in the jungle, Selfmade, whose presence shapes expectations for Vitality's early macro and skirmish identity. Vitality have emphasized consistency during the preseason, and this opening match is their first chance to show any adjustments the coaching staff made over the winter. Attention will fall on mid lane interactions and how Vitality's early game intentions match up with KC's lane assignments.
This pairing carries added weight because both organizations have been active in the transfer market, which changes the usual scouting reports teams file on one another. Karmine Corp and Team Vitality share several regional ties, making player matchups between French-speaking stars particularly notable for European viewers. Analysts will be dissecting how individual performances from Adam and Selfmade influence each team's draft priorities across the series.
Week 1 standings matter even at this early stage, and neither side wants to start the split with unanswered questions about their identity. KC's coaching staff will be judged on adaptability, while Vitality's staff must prove preseason plans survive the jump to live LEC competition. Looking beyond this single match, both teams have a busy spring schedule that will force rapid iteration if results do not match expectations.
Highlights from the March 28 broadcast provide a quick look at the most talked-about moments, and both orgs will pore over VODs to refine play patterns. Fans can expect follow-up coverage on roster decisions and strategic trends as the split progresses, especially focused on the top-jungle axis around Adam and Selfmade. The Week 1 clash sets a baseline, and answers will come quickly as both Karmine Corp and Team Vitality move through their opening LEC weeks.
Series result
KCKarmine Corp
2 - 1
Karmine Corp win
VITTeam Vitality
Picks & Bans
3 gamesTeam Vitality
Karmine Corp
Game 130:05
Team Vitality won
Kills
19:7
Gold
65.8k:51.6k
Towers
10:1
Dragons
3:2
Barons
1:0
Team Vitality · 1 Herald, 3 Void Grubs, 2 inhibitors
First objectives: Team Vitality took first blood; Karmine Corp took first dragon; Team Vitality took first Herald; Team Vitality took first Baron; Team Vitality took first tower.
Standout damage
Carzzy on Caitlyn
5/0/2 · 25,547 damage
Canna on Aurora
2/6/1 · 33,259 damage
Game 254:05
Karmine Corp won
Kills
20:22
Gold
106.6k:109.9k
Towers
11:8
Dragons
4:4
Barons
1:3
Team Vitality · 3 Void Grubs, 2 inhibitors
Karmine Corp · 4 inhibitors
First objectives: Team Vitality took first blood; Karmine Corp took first dragon; Karmine Corp took first Baron; Team Vitality took first tower.
Standout damage
Carzzy on Varus
6/6/7 · 55,836 damage
Caliste on Ezreal
5/2/13 · 61,751 damage
Game 332:45
Karmine Corp won
Kills
6:23
Gold
55.4k:70.0k
Towers
2:7
Dragons
1:3
Barons
0:1
Team Vitality · 1 Herald
Karmine Corp · 3 Void Grubs, 1 inhibitor
First objectives: Team Vitality took first blood; Team Vitality took first dragon; Team Vitality took first Herald; Karmine Corp took first Baron; Karmine Corp took first tower.
Standout damage
Carzzy on Jhin
4/4/0 · 20,059 damage
Caliste on Corki
4/2/9 · 27,867 damage