Movistar KOI vs Shifters Result LEC Spring Split 2026

Movistar KOI defeated Shifters 2-1 on May 4, 2026, in Week 6 of the LEC Spring Split 2026 at the Riot Games Arena in Berlin, Germany. The kill scores were 22-4 KOI in Game 1, 4-22 Shifters in Game 2, and 19-13 KOI in Game 3. KOI maintain their playoff position. Shifters fall to 1-1 in their series win record - their Heretics win remaining their only series victory despite their competitive Game 2 result.

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Game 1 - Movistar KOI win 22-4 in 31 minutes

KOI dominated Game 1 through Supa's Kalista - his 9/1/8 KDA reflecting a near-deathless carry performance that gave KOI the primary ADC scoring platform that Elyoya's jungle pressure system amplified across the opening map. The 18-kill differential was the most comprehensive single-game kill margin of the series - reflecting a map where KOI's composition found the engage timings that Shifters' Varus poke system could not generate enough damage to contest before KOI's objective control compounded their gold lead.

Game 2 - Shifters win 22-4 in 28 minutes

Shifters levelled the series through the most dramatic individual moment of Week 6 Day 3 - Boukada's successful Baron steal that gave Shifters the Baron buff whose power spike fuelled their dominant 22-kill victory. The Baron steal converted a game where KOI had controlled the early objective priority into a Shifters resource advantage that their composition converted into the 22-kill margin that made Game 2 the series' most decisive map in either direction. Paduck posted an 11/0/5 KDA on Varus in Game 2 - his deathless carry performance the standout individual output of Shifters' series-levelling win.

Game 3 - Movistar KOI win 19-13 in 34 minutes

Game 3 was decided by Myrwn's Gnar ultimate - his Mega Gnar GNAR! catching 3 Shifters members against a wall in a mid-lane engagement that gave KOI the fight advantage they converted into the game-ending push. The 3-member wall trap mirrored Rooster's Gnar Ace against Heretics - Shifters having used the same champion to produce the same result in their series win - before conceding the identical execution against KOI's Myrwn in the decider. Shifters' Naafiri and Nocturne dive composition in Game 3 was their most creative tactical approach of the series - their backline pressure system failing to generate the isolated kills their composition was designed around before Myrwn's Gnar displacement ended the series.

Standout performances

Supa posted a 9/1/8 KDA on Kalista in Game 1 - the standout individual efficiency output of KOI's series-opening dominant performance. His near-deathless carry ceiling gave KOI the ADC platform that their engagement system converted into their 18-kill Game 1 advantage.

Paduck posted an 11/0/5 KDA on Varus in Game 2 - the standout individual performance on the Shifters side and the most competitive individual output of their group stage campaign since their Heretics series win. His deathless Baron steal-fuelled performance confirmed his individual ceiling is competitive against KOI's established system in specific game state windows.

Myrwn's Gnar three-member wall catch in Game 3 was the series-closing individual moment - his Mega Gnar transformation timing and positioning under the pressure of KOI's gold deficit recovery reflected a player whose Gnar ceiling is the highest individual teamfight contribution of any KOI top laner in the Spring Split.

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