Leviatán vs EDward Gaming Result VALORANT Masters London 2026

Leviatán swept EDward Gaming 3-0 in the VALORANT Masters London 2026 Lower Final at the Copper Box Arena in London. Leviatán won Haven 13-5, Pearl 13-9 and Split 13-11. Leviatán advance to the Grand Final on June 21 where they face Paper Rex. EDG are eliminated from Masters London, their tournament run ending after a campaign that included beating XLG in the first all-China upper semifinal in VCT Masters history and a narrow upper final loss to Paper Rex. The sweep confirmed Leviatán's coaching staff had built a system across their lower bracket run, having already eliminated Team Heretics, XLG and Team Vitality in consecutive matches, that was sharp enough to overwhelm a finalist-calibre opponent across three completely different maps.

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Match result

Haven was Leviatán's map pick and they set a punishing tone from the opening rounds. Their defensive side ran highly coordinated trap plays that completely shut down EDG's attacking approaches, building a massive 10-2 half that left EDG with almost no path back into the map. Leviatán closed out Haven 13-5, the most one-sided map of the series and the clearest statement of intent from a team that had already swept Team Vitality 2-0 in their previous round.

Pearl was EDG's own pick and looked, for a half, like the response their tournament campaign needed. EDG managed a 7-5 lead at halftime, giving their coaching staff genuine hope of levelling the series on their preferred map. Leviatán adjusted beautifully after the side switch, their exceptional mid-round re-clears and trading completely reversing the map's momentum, taking Pearl 13-9 and pushing EDG to the brink of elimination.

Split was Leviatán's second map pick and produced the series' most dramatic sequence. EDG fought back from behind to hold an 11-8 lead, with a fourth map looking all but guaranteed as Leviatán appeared to be running out of answers. That is when kiNgg, Leviatán's in-game leader, completely shut down the comeback, leading his team to win five consecutive rounds to close out Split 13-11 and complete the 3-0 sweep, sending EDG home and Leviatán through to face Paper Rex in the Grand Final.

Top performers

kiNgg was the series standout for Leviatán with a 1.43 rating and 219 ACS, his Split comeback denial, closing out five consecutive rounds from an 8-11 deficit, the single most decisive sequence of the entire series. Neon supported with a 1.25 rating and 228 ACS, while spike posted the highest ACS of any player in the series at 268 alongside a 1.18 rating, giving Leviatán a distributed individual output across all three maps rather than reliance on a single carry. nobody was EDG's best performer in the loss with a 0.94 rating and 204 ACS, with ZmjjKK posting a 0.92 rating and 211 ACS, both figures reflecting a EDG roster that could not replicate the first-contact dominance that had carried them through the upper bracket.

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EsportScanner free AI Valorant predictions gave 53% win probability entering this Lower Final based on their upper bracket pedigree and ZmjjKK's tournament-wide first-kill dominance. The prediction did not land. Leviatán won 3-0, with kiNgg's 1.43 rating and his decisive Split comeback denial proving the defining factors in one of the most one-sided results of the Masters London playoff stage.

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