T1 vs HLE ALL GAMES Highlights | LCK Playoffs 2026 Lower Finals | T1 vs Hanwha Life Esports
TL;DR
Hanwha Life Esports and T1 faced off in Finals of LCK Season Playoffs. Patch 26.16 was used for the best-of-5. Their previous meeting ended 3-2 for Hanwha Life Esports in Season Playoffs.
Watch on YouTubeHanwha Life Esports and T1 played a best-of-5 in Finals of Season Playoffs. Patch 26.16 was used. The match was played on September 12, 2026.
T1's lineup featured Doran (Choi Hyeon-joon) (top lane), Oner (jungle), Faker (mid lane), Peyz (bot lane), and Keria (support). Hanwha Life Esports' lineup featured Zeus (top lane), Kanavi (jungle), Zeka (Kim Geon-woo) (mid lane), Gumayusi (bot lane), and Delight (support).
Homme, Mowgli, and Sin (Yeon Hyeong-mo) were Hanwha Life Esports' coaches for the event. Easyhoon, Mata, and Tom (Im Jae-hyeon) were T1's coaches for the event.
Hanwha Life Esports' previous series was a 3-1 loss to Gen.G in Season Playoffs. T1's previous series was a 3-1 win over Dplus KIA in Season Playoffs.
Series result
HLEHanwha Life Esports
3 - 1
Hanwha Life Esports win
T1T1
Picks & Bans
4 games
Hanwha Life Esports
T1
Draft read
Hanwha Life Esports banned Bard 4 times and Cassiopeia 3 times, while T1 banned Camille 3 times.
Game 148:09
Hanwha Life Esports won
Game 1 was the longest game of the series at 48:09. Hanwha Life Esports won from blue side in 48:09. Hanwha Life Esports finished 19-13 in kills and 95.9k to 86.8k in gold, a margin of 6 kills and 9.1k. Hanwha Life Esports led 10-6 in towers, 3-0 in Barons, and 1-0 in inhibitors. T1 had the edge 3-0 in Void Grubs and 1-0 in Rift Heralds. Dragons finished 4-3 for Hanwha Life Esports.
Gumayusi led the damage chart for Hanwha Life Esports on Jhin, finishing 9/1/2 with 35,768 damage and 461 CS. Zeus added 35,178 damage on Jayce and ended the game 2/1/14. Peyz was the top damage source for T1, putting up 50,653 on Lucian in a 5/3/5 game.
Kills
19:13
Gold
95.9k:86.8k
Towers
10:6
Dragons
4:3
Barons
3:0
Game 229:59
Hanwha Life Esports won
Hanwha Life Esports edged a tight Game 2. Playing red side, Hanwha Life Esports finished Game 2 in 29:59. At the end, Hanwha Life Esports led 14-9 in kills and 63.0k to 56.2k in gold. The final gaps overall were 5 kills and 6.8k. Hanwha Life Esports led 9-4 in towers, the only Baron, 3-0 in Void Grubs, 1-0 in Rift Heralds, and 2-0 in inhibitors. Dragons were even at 2-2.
On Caitlyn, Gumayusi topped Hanwha Life Esports' damage output at 29,091 and finished 8/1/2 and 312 CS. Zeka (Kim Geon-woo) followed with 14,843 damage and a 3/1/5 line on Yone. T1 got its highest damage total from Peyz, who dealt 27,933 on Yunara and finished 3/3/5. Faker added 16,509 damage for T1 on Syndra, ending at 2/4/1.
Kills
9:14
Gold
56.2k:63.0k
Towers
4:9
Dragons
2:2
Barons
0:1
Game 331:59
T1 won
T1 edged a razor-close Game 3. The red-side win for T1 lasted 31:59. The final scoreboard showed 24-18 in kills and 69.1k-65.8k in gold for T1, leaving differences of 6 kills and 3.4k. T1 led 1-0 in Rift Heralds and 1-0 in inhibitors. Hanwha Life Esports had the edge 3-0 in Void Grubs. Dragons were even at 2-2.
Peyz's Zeri dealt a team-high 33,875 damage for T1, alongside a 9/4/11 scoreline and 361 CS. A 10/4/5 game on Akali brought T1 another 20,159 damage from Faker. For Hanwha Life Esports, Zeus led the damage numbers with 18,936 on Olaf and a 4/5/8 line. Kanavi's Lee Sin supplied 18,924 damage and finished 9/6/8 for Hanwha Life Esports.
Kills
18:24
Gold
65.8k:69.1k
Towers
7:7
Dragons
2:2
Barons
1:1
Game 429:48
Hanwha Life Esports won
Game 4 was the shortest game of the series at 29:48. Hanwha Life Esports won from red side in 29:48. Hanwha Life Esports finished 16-2 in kills and 63.5k to 48.0k in gold, a margin of 14 kills and 15.5k. Hanwha Life Esports led 10-2 in towers, the only Baron, 1-0 in Rift Heralds, and 1-0 in inhibitors. T1 had the edge 2-1 in Void Grubs. Dragons finished 5-0 for Hanwha Life Esports.
Zeka (Kim Geon-woo) led the damage chart for Hanwha Life Esports on Viktor, finishing 5/0/7 with 25,725 damage and 301 CS. Gumayusi added 18,629 damage on Xayah and ended the game 4/0/6. Faker was the top damage source for T1, putting up 18,561 on Azir in a 1/4/0 game. Peyz followed for T1 with 16,389 damage and a 0/2/1 line on Jinx.
Kills
2:16
Gold
48.0k:63.5k
Towers
2:10
Dragons
0:5
Barons
0:1
Series read
The kill margin moved from 6 in Game 1 to 14 in Game 4, while the final gold gap changed from 9.1k to 15.5k. Peyz produced the series' highest damage total, recording 128,850 for T1. Peyz gave T1 17 kills and 22 assists across the series. Their damage moved from 50,653 in Game 1 to 16,389 in Game 4. Gumayusi gave Hanwha Life Esports 23 kills and 23 assists across the series. Their damage moved from 35,768 in Game 1 to 18,629 in Game 4.
