Karmine Corp vs Movistar KOI Result LEC Spring Split 2026 Playoffs

Karmine Corp defeated Movistar KOI 3-0 in the LEC Spring Split 2026 Playoffs. KC won Game 1 in 42 minutes 15-9, Game 2 in 35 minutes 21-7 and Game 3 in 37 minutes 22-8. Karmine Corp advance to the next stage of the LEC Spring Split 2026 Playoffs. Movistar KOI are eliminated. The 3-0 sweep was driven by Kyeahoo's series-defining mid-lane performances and Yike's consistent jungle pressure whose combined execution denied MKOI every objective contest they attempted across all three maps.

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Game results

Game 1

Kyeahoo's Orianna was the central individual performance of the opening map, his Shockwave execution zoning MKOI out of every engagement and his solo kill on Jojopyun in a major mid-lane dive confirming the individual ceiling gap between the two mid laners at the series' earliest stage. The decisive individual moment came when MKOI attempted to contest a late-game Baron to extend the map. Busio and Yike read the attempt and trapped Elyoya over the wall in a clean coordination play that secured the objective without a fight and removed MKOI's primary resource recovery mechanism. KC closed Game 1 15-9 in 42 minutes.

Game 2

Game 2 produced the series' most tactically complete performance. With Kyeahoo on Cassiopeia posting a 4/0/14 KDA and Yike on Trundle posting a 5/2/12 KDA, KC executed one of the cleanest bait sequences of the LEC Spring playoffs. MKOI committed all their resources to rushing the Ocean Dragon Soul, securing the dragon but leaving themselves exposed in the river to KC's rotating system. Yike and Kyeahoo completely routed MKOI from both sides of the river engagement, KC won a masterclass team fight, slaughtered three members and walked straight down mid lane to end the game directly off the ace. The 21-7 kill score and 35-minute close was the most dominant individual map of the sweep and confirmed KC's tactical superiority in the objective trade scenarios that MKOI had identified as their primary comeback mechanism.

Game 3

Yike commanded the map on Xin Zhao in Game 3 whose Crescent Guard re-engage execution was the decisive individual action of the series' closing map. Jojopyun attempted a flashy tower dive that went wrong immediately as he was caught under tower and instantly collapsed on by Yike's Crescent Guard. With MKOI's mid laner and jungler both eliminated, Baron was handed to KC without a contest. Kyeahoo landed a crucial gold card to chase down the remaining MKOI members and KC sealed the 3-0 sweep 22-8 in 37 minutes, their three consecutive dominant performances confirming the comprehensive nature of their system's advantage over MKOI across every stage of the LEC Spring Split 2026 playoff bracket.

Standout performances

Kyeahoo was the series MVP with a defining Orianna performance in Game 1 and a 4/0/14 deathless Cassiopeia in Game 2, his mid-lane dominance over Jojopyun across the sweep giving KC the primary carry platform whose consistent activation in both individual duel situations and team fight scenarios confirmed his performance as the central individual factor in their 3-0 result.

Yike posted a 5/2/12 KDA on Trundle in Game 2 and commanded the map on Xin Zhao in Game 3, his Baron pit trap on Elyoya in Game 1 and Crescent Guard collapse on Jojopyun in Game 3 being the two individual mechanical moments whose execution gave KC the decisive objective advantages that closed both maps.

Was EsportScanner AI correct?

EsportScanner free AI League of Legends predictions gave KC a 76% win probability ahead of this match based on their 3-1 head-to-head advantage and 1.82 first blood projection. The prediction landed. KC won 3-0 with Kyeahoo's series MVP performances and Yike's decisive jungle plays proving the central individual factors.

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