The 2026 League of Legends Mid-Season Invitational's second round of the winners' bracket has concluded. BLG swept LYON with a 3-0 score, advancing to the winners' final to face HLE. Bin finally got his revenge on the "Indian God King" after half a year. Even when countered, he dominated the top lane matchup. It seems Bin really underestimated his opponent at last year's Worlds; when he takes things seriously, the two are on completely different levels.

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The second round of the 2026 League of Legends Mid-Season Invitational has concluded. T1 dominated FUR with a clean 3-0 sweep in the lower bracket, advancing to the second round of the losers' bracket. FUR, having lost consecutively to LYON and T1 during MSI, became the second team eliminated from the main event.

Foreword: The S16 season has officially begun, and it's safe to say that the majority of players are closely following the recent matches. The MSI competition is extremely intense. As multiple teams are gradually eliminated, the tournament has entered its middle stage. In the LCK, HLE and T1 remain strong, while in the LPL, only BLG is left struggling to hold on.

Foreword: The S16 season has officially begun, and most fans have been closely following the recent matches. The MSI competition has been fiercely intense. Unsurprisingly, TES has once again run into problems this time.

On July 6th Beijing time, the fourth day of the 2026 MSI Mid-Season Invitational playoffs saw the second match of the lower bracket between LCK's second seed T1 and CBLOL's first seed FUR. The gap in strength between the two teams was significant. In the first game, FUR managed to trade blows with T1 in the early stage, but as the mid-game arrived, T1 entered their most comfortable playstyle—steady macro control and teamfighting. Ultimately, they eliminated FUR 3-0 and moved on to the second round of the lower bracket.

Greetings to all LPL viewers and League of Legends summoners. This is the World of Esports. On the fourth day of the MSI Mid-Season Invitational main event, after TES's swift elimination, BLG faced a crucial match to advance in the winners' bracket against LYON. Bin once again met his old rival Dhokla. The result: BLG swept their opponents 3-0 to smoothly reach the finals.

On July 6, Beijing time, the fourth day of the 2026 MSI knockout stage kicked off with a winners' bracket match between LPL's first seed BLG and LCS's first seed LYON. Chinese fans were thrilled to witness another top-lane showdown between the so-called "Indian God King" Dhokla and Bin.

After Top Esports was eliminated in the quarterfinals, BLG, the last hope of the LPL, is about to face LYON. Bin should be able to get his revenge this time, as there's a clear gap in strength between the two teams. As long as they don't make mistakes, BLG's chances of losing are very low. However, regardless of the opponent's strength, BLG must stay fully alert—especially ON in the bot lane, who really needs to tighten up his discipline.