TL vs DIG Highlights: TL Win 2-0, LCS Summer Season 2026 Week 7
TL;DR
Team Liquid and Dignitas met in a best-of-three LCS Summer Season series on Patch 26.17. Team Liquid entered at 5-1, while Dignitas was 0-6. Team Liquid held first, with Dignitas at No. 8.
Watch on YouTubeThe video above covers the full best-of-three LCS Summer Season series between Team Liquid and Dignitas. The final score, full Picks and Bans, and game-by-game results are below.
Team Liquid entered at 5-1, while Dignitas was 0-6. Team Liquid held first, with Dignitas at No. 8.
Team Liquid's lineup featured Morgan (top lane), Josedeodo (jungle), Quid (mid lane), Yeon (bot lane), and CoreJJ (support). Dignitas' lineup featured Denathor (top lane), Dardoch (jungle), Palafox (mid lane), FBI (bot lane), and Ignar (support).
Team Liquid's previous series was a 2-0 loss to LYON in Summer Season. Dignitas' previous series was a 2-0 loss to FlyQuest in Summer Season.
Team Liquid and Dignitas had no recorded recent head-to-head meeting before this series.
Series result
TLTeam Liquid
2 - 0
Team Liquid win
DIGDignitas
Picks & Bans
2 games
Team Liquid
Dignitas
Draft read
Dardoch moved between Lee Sin and Wukong across the series for Dignitas. Denathor moved between Gnar and Ambessa across the series for Dignitas. FBI moved between Ezreal and Yunara across the series for Dignitas. Dignitas banned Ryze twice.
Game 124:39
Team Liquid won
Game 1 was the shortest game of the series at 24:39. Team Liquid won from blue side. Team Liquid finished 15-2 in kills and 52.3k to 39.7k in gold, a margin of 13 kills and 12.6k. Team Liquid led 8-0 in towers, the only Baron, 1-0 in Rift Heralds, and 1-0 in inhibitors. Dignitas had the edge 3-0 in Void Grubs. Dragons finished 3-0 for Team Liquid. Team Liquid secured first blood, while Team Liquid secured first dragon, while Team Liquid secured first Rift Herald, while Team Liquid secured first Baron, while Team Liquid secured first tower.
Quid led the damage chart for Team Liquid on Syndra, finishing 8/0/3 with 19,964 damage and 265 CS. Yeon added 17,632 damage on Lucian and ended the game 5/0/4. FBI was the top damage source for Dignitas, putting up 11,340 on Ezreal in a 0/3/2 game.
Kills
15:2
Gold
52.3k:39.7k
Towers
8:0
Dragons
3:0
Barons
1:0
Game 229:12
Team Liquid won
Game 2 was the longest game of the series at 29:12. Playing red side, Team Liquid won Game 2. At the end, Team Liquid led 20-4 in kills and 61.5k to 47.0k in gold. The final gaps overall were 16 kills and 14.5k. Team Liquid led 11-0 in towers, the only Baron, 1-0 in Rift Heralds, and 3-0 in inhibitors. Dignitas had the edge 3-0 in Void Grubs. Dragons finished 3-1 for Team Liquid. Team Liquid secured first blood, while Dignitas secured first dragon, while Team Liquid secured first Rift Herald, while Team Liquid secured first Baron, while Team Liquid secured first tower.
On Orianna, Quid topped Team Liquid's damage output at 26,679 and finished 5/1/10 and 295 CS. Josedeodo followed with 20,652 damage and a 10/0/8 line on Cho'Gath. Dignitas got its highest damage total from FBI, who dealt 23,684 on Yunara and finished 1/3/3.
Kills
4:20
Gold
47.0k:61.5k
Towers
0:11
Dragons
1:3
Barons
0:1
Series read
Team Liquid took the opener and followed with another win in Game 2, completing the best-of-3 in straight games without needing a deciding map. Every game in the series was longer than the game before it. The kill margin moved from 13 in Game 1 to 16 in Game 2, while the final gold gap changed from 12.6k to 14.5k. Quid produced the series' highest damage total, recording 46,643 for Team Liquid. Quid gave Team Liquid 13 kills and 13 assists across the series. Their damage moved from 19,964 in Game 1 to 26,679 in Game 2. Yeon gave Team Liquid 8 kills and 18 assists across the series. Their damage moved from 17,632 in Game 1 to 20,055 in Game 2.
