TL vs C9 Highlights ALL GAMES | LCS Summer 2026 | Team Liquid vs Cloud9
TL;DR
Team Liquid and Cloud9 faced off in LCS Summer Season. Patch 26.14 was used for the best-of-3. Their previous meeting ended 3-0 for Team Liquid in Spring Playoffs.
Watch on YouTubeTeam Liquid and Cloud9 played a best-of-3 in Summer Season. Patch 26.14 was used.
Team Liquid's lineup featured Morgan (top lane), Josedeodo (jungle), Quid (mid lane), Yeon (Sean Sung) (bot lane), and CoreJJ (support). Cloud9's lineup featured Thanatos (Park Seung-kyu) (top lane), Blaber (jungle), Loki (Lee Sang-min) (mid lane), Tactical (bot lane), and Vulcan (Philippe Laflamme) (support).
Team Liquid's previous series was a 3-0 loss to LYON in Spring Playoffs. Cloud9's previous series was a 3-0 loss to Team Liquid in Spring Playoffs.
Series result
TLTeam Liquid
2 - 0
Team Liquid win
C9Cloud9
Picks & Bans
2 games
Team Liquid
Cloud9
Draft read
Cloud9 banned Orianna twice, while Team Liquid banned Cassiopeia twice.
Game 137:33
Team Liquid won
Game 1 was the longest game of the series at 37:33. Team Liquid won from blue side in 37:33. The final scoreboard showed 22-14 kills and 78.2k-69.1k gold. Team Liquid controlled Rift Heralds 1-0, Team Liquid controlled Void Grubs 2-1, and Team Liquid controlled inhibitors 1-0.
Yeon (Sean Sung) posted 5/1/9 while playing Kai'Sa for Team Liquid, dealing 39,145 damage, plus 421 CS, 20,873 gold, and 59 vision score. On Rumble, Thanatos (Park Seung-kyu) finished 7/3/3 and recorded 36,160 damage for Cloud9, plus 324 CS, 15,969 gold, and 52 vision score. Quid's Locke line was 10/1/7 with 32,602 damage for Team Liquid, plus 331 CS, 17,798 gold, and 22 vision score. Tactical contributed 3/5/6 on Ezreal for Cloud9, worth 30,249 damage, plus 400 CS, 17,581 gold, and 55 vision score. Yeon (Sean Sung) finished 2,985 damage ahead of Thanatos (Park Seung-kyu).
Kills
22:14
Gold
78.2k:69.1k
Towers
8:1
Dragons
3:3
Barons
1:0
Game 229:26
Team Liquid won
Game 2 was the shortest game of the series at 29:26. Playing blue side, Team Liquid finished Game 2 in 29:26. Kills finished 16-6, while final gold stood at 64.2k to 51.2k. Rift Heralds ended 1-0 for Team Liquid, Void Grubs ended 2-1 for Team Liquid, and inhibitors ended 1-0 for Team Liquid.
On Corki, Yeon (Sean Sung) finished 8/0/4 and recorded 22,521 damage for Team Liquid, alongside 33 vision score, 16,517 gold, and 289 CS. Josedeodo's Naafiri line was 3/1/9 with 18,033 damage for Team Liquid, alongside 47 vision score, 13,088 gold, and 232 CS. Quid contributed 4/2/7 on Syndra for Team Liquid, worth 15,469 damage, alongside 43 vision score, 13,850 gold, and 297 CS. Tactical posted 2/4/1 while playing Viktor for Cloud9, dealing 13,023 damage, alongside 33 vision score, 11,468 gold, and 279 CS. The damage difference between Yeon (Sean Sung) and Josedeodo was 4,488.
Kills
16:6
Gold
64.2k:51.2k
Towers
9:1
Dragons
3:1
Barons
1:0
Series read
Every game in the series was won from blue side. Every game in the series was shorter than the game before it. Yeon (Sean Sung) produced the series' highest damage total, recording 61,666 for Team Liquid. Across 2 games, Yeon (Sean Sung) totaled 13 kills and 13 assists for Team Liquid. The damage line moved from 39,145 in Game 1 to 22,521 in Game 2, with 5/1/9 and 8/0/4 scorelines. Yeon (Sean Sung) used Kai'Sa and Corki across the recorded games. Across 2 games, Quid totaled 14 kills and 14 assists for Team Liquid. The damage line moved from 32,602 in Game 1 to 15,469 in Game 2, with 10/1/7 and 4/2/7 scorelines. Quid used Locke and Syndra across the recorded games.
Next up
Next on the schedule: Cloud9 vs Dignitas in Summer Season, set for August 1.
