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Worlds 2026 Swiss Stage Round 4 Day 2 Review: Top Esports Qualifies Despite The Odds Stacked Against Them

The Worlds 2026 Summoner's Cup
Image of the Summoner's Cup, courtesy of LoL Esports

Karmine Corp eliminated another LCP team at Worlds 2026. KC recovered in game two to eliminate CTBC Flying Oyster. Top Esports defeated Bilibili Gaming for the second consecutive year at Worlds. They came back from a deficit in game two to win the series. BLG are still in the tournament. TES became the second LPL team to reach the Bracket Stage. BLG joined KC, Movistar KOI, and LYON in the 2-2 bracket.

Worlds 2026: Karmine Corp Versus CTBC Flying Oyster

Caliste and Busio after beating CFO at Worlds 2026
Image of Caliste and Busio, courtesy of LoL Esports

Drafts and Player Ratings

Karmine Corp

  • Canna (7.0) – Galio (7), Camille (7)
  • Yike (6.5) – Wukong (7), Pantheon (6)
  • Kyeahoo (7.0) – Cassiopeia (7), Viktor (7)
  • Caliste (6.5) – Tristana (7), Yunara (6)
  • Busio (7.5 – Total Apex Player of the Series) – Nautilus (8), Lulu (7)

CTBC Flying Oyster

  • Rest (3.5) – Rumble (4), Ambessa (3)
  • Shad0w (3.5) – Jarvan IV (3), Lee Sin (4)
  • POUT (4.0) – Syndra (4), Ryze (4)
  • Doggo (3.5) – Kai’Sa (4), Caitlyn (3)
  • Kino (4.0) – Alistar (3), Karma (5)

Summary

Busio burned POUT’s Flash early. He and Yike returned to the lane to earn the First Blood. CFO’s only positive play was killing Busio while he was warding his jungle. Canna’s first roam matched Rest’s teleport, and the game snowballed. Then he flanked on a Drake fight, and KC crushed it. KC played it smart for the rest of the game. CFO never had any angle, as the game was over long before it ended.

Pauses plagued game two. Doggo soared to an early lead. He killed Caliste, and the lane snowballed. CFO moved him around the map to eat the towers. He held a 2k gold lead over Caliste for most of the mid-game. Canna found one angle, and the momentum shifted. It was Canna’s turn to die, and CFO moved to Baron. They earned the objective, but Doggo died again.

After the fight, the game stayed paused for a long time. After the pause, Canna had two bad sequences. He missed the engage on Doggo, giving CFO the Ocean Soul. He then died on the siege, and CFO pushed the base. Caliste engaged on Doggo, and KC finally turned the game in their favor. The Elder fight went on forever, but KC emerged victorious.

Worlds 2026: Top Esports Versus Bilibili Gaming

369's record against BLG at Worlds 2026
Image of 369’s record, courtesy of LoL Esports

Draft and Player Ratings

Top Esports

  • 369 (5.7) – Jayce (3), Aatrox (7), Renekton (7)
  • Tian (5.3) – Qiyana (3), Jarvan IV (5), Pantheon (8)
  • Creme (5.0) – Viktor (4), Locke (4), Syndra (7)
  • JackeyLove (6.3 – Total Apex Player of the Series) – Jhin (4), Lucian (8), Tristana (7)
  • Zhuo (5.7) – Alistar (3), Milio (7), Lulu (7)

Bilibili Gaming

  • Bin (4.7) – Gnar (7), K’Sante (3), Ambessa (4)
  • XUN (6.0) – Vi (8), Wukong (7), Maokai (3)
  • Knight (6.0) – Orianna (7), LeBlanc (8), Yone (3)
  • Viper (4.3) – Ezreal (7), Ashe (3), Kalista (3)
  • ON (5.0) – Nautilus (6), Seraphine (6), Renata Glasc (3)                                                                                 

Summary

369 lost his Flash early. That gave XUN the angle to dive him for First Blood. ON gave JackeyLove a kill, giving TES a win condition. Every time TES went for an objective, XUN cleaned up the jungle camps. Tian was too far behind to impact fights. The teamfights all went in BLG’s favor. TES had some moments. 369 solo-killed Knight. XUN controlled the game from start to finish.

XUN found the First Blood again, this time on Creme. JackeyLove and ZHUO kept the game stable by winning the 2v2. 369 scaled into the game. However, Knight popped JackeyLove in the Soul point fight. BLG went for an errant invade, leaving Viper to die. TES evened out the gold lead. Another fight took place in BLG’s jungle. BLG regained the lead. TES baited BLG into a fight around the Baron. They circled the Ashe and Seraphine. Everyone exploded while JackeyLove lived. TES evened up the series.

Once again, BLG started well. They won the Grubs fight. Tian found the angle to punish Viper’s missing Flash. Everyone rained in. TES won the fight. They extended their advantage with a tower dive. XUN denied the Soul point, but BLG lost another fight. With the Baron Buff, JackeyLove and Creme destroyed BLG and ended the game.

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