LGD vs WE Highlights ALL GAMES | LPL 2026 Split 3 | LGD Gaming vs Team WE
TL;DR
Team WE and LGD Gaming met in Split 3. The matchup used a best-of-3 format on Patch 26.14.
Watch on YouTubeTeam WE and LGD Gaming met in Split 3 for a best-of-3 on Patch 26.14. The format gave both teams room to adjust their drafts and approach between games.
Team WE arrived with 1 series win and 1 loss at the event. LGD Gaming stood at 1-1. Both sides therefore entered with the same series record, leaving the table with no separation between them before play began.
Team WE started Cube in top lane, Monki in jungle, Karis in mid lane, About in bot lane, and Erha in support. LGD Gaming answered with Burdol in top lane, Heng in jungle, Tangyuan in mid lane, Shaoye in bot lane, and Crisp in support.
The recent results offered a useful contrast. Team WE beat JD Gaming 2-1 earlier in Split 3. Anyone's Legend beat LGD Gaming 2-0 earlier in Split 3.
Some draft priorities carried from one map to the next, even as the full compositions changed. LGD Gaming banned Orianna twice. Team WE banned Ambessa twice. Team WE banned Cassiopeia twice. Team WE banned Jarvan IV twice.
Series result
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2 - 0
Team WE win
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2 games
Team WE
LGD Gaming
Game 1
Team WE won
Team WE made the opener one-sided. The win came from blue side. The kill count finished 12-3, a gap that matched the control visible elsewhere on the map. The final economy stood at 58.5k to 48.3k, with 10.2k separating the teams. Team WE converted its pressure into 8 towers to 2 and the game's only Baron. Dragon control also finished 4-0 in Team WE's favor. Control showed up in every major category. The kill, gold, and structure gaps all held through the finish.
Monki's Qiyana finished 4/0/8 for Team WE. Monki was involved in 12 kills through takedowns and assists. Erha's Nautilus finished 0/2/11 for Team WE. For Erha, the line added up to 11 kills and assists across the map. Karis' Ryze finished 2/0/7 for Team WE. For Karis, the line added up to 9 kills and assists across the map. Together, those scorelines produced 6 kills and 26 assists.
Kills
12:3
Gold
58.5k:48.3k
Towers
8:2
Dragons
4:0
Barons
1:0
Game 2
Team WE won
Game 2 continued the same pressure pattern. The win came from blue side. The kill count finished 27-11, a gap that matched the control visible elsewhere on the map. The final economy stood at 70.1k to 61.3k, with 8.8k separating the teams. Team WE converted its pressure into 9 towers to 3 and 1 Barons to 1. Dragon control also finished 3-2 in Team WE's favor. Control showed up in every major category. The kill, gold, and structure gaps all held through the finish.
Karis' Sylas finished 11/3/10 for Team WE. Karis was involved in 21 kills through takedowns and assists. About's Varus finished 4/2/16 for Team WE. For About, the line added up to 20 kills and assists across the map. Monki's Nocturne finished 9/2/11 for Team WE. For Monki, the line added up to 20 kills and assists across the map. Together, those scorelines produced 24 kills and 37 assists.
Kills
27:11
Gold
70.1k:61.3k
Towers
9:3
Dragons
3:2
Barons
1:1
Series read
Team WE 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. Across the completed maps, Team WE accumulated 39 kills and LGD Gaming finished with 14. 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
Bilibili Gaming will face LGD Gaming in Split 3 on July 29.
