Bilibili Gaming swept Anyone's Legend in the LPL 2026 Grand Final. The 3–0 win locked in China's top seed for the World Championship. The series ended on September 7.
A perfect-zero opener
The final started with a shut-out. In Game 1, BLG won 20 kills to zero in just over thirty-one minutes. Anyone's Legend never landed a single kill.
Jungler Xun set the tempo on Qiyana. He built a big early lead and finished with seven kills and no deaths. AD carry Viper played Ashe and joined three of every four kills.
By the end, BLG led with sixty-eight thousand gold to fifty thousand. They also held eleven towers to two. The game was over long before the base fell.
Three games, zero doubt
Game 2 lasted thirty-three minutes but told the same story. Top laner Bin crushed the lane on Camille. Support ON played Lulu, went the whole game without a death, and helped in nearly every fight.
Game 2 also went to plan on the map. BLG took both barons and pushed to ten towers to two. That control let them close at thirteen kills to six.
The last game came even faster. BLG ended it in 24 minutes and 55 seconds. They out-killed Anyone's Legend twenty-three to eight.
Across the series, BLG gave up no barons at all. Forecasts had picked them to win about seventy-eight percent of the time. That call rested on a 40–9 season record.
A roster rebuilt for redemption
The team also arrived on a five-game winning streak. Their average gold lead in those games sat near ten thousand. The final made those numbers look modest.
The title means more after a hard year. BLG won an earlier LPL split, then fell early at Worlds. It could not escape the Swiss Stage.
The club rebuilt for 2026. It kept mid laner Knight and support ON, brought Xun back, and signed Viper, the 2021 world champion with Edward Gaming. Head coach Daeny won Worlds with Damwon Gaming in 2020.
Now the stage is set for a deeper run. Bilibili Gaming goes to Worlds as China's first seed. This time the roster was built to survive it.