Movistar KOI vs SK Gaming Result LEC Spring Split 2026

Movistar KOI defeated SK Gaming 2-0 on April 11, 2026, in Week 3 of the LEC Spring Split 2026 at the Riot Games Arena in Berlin, Germany. Movistar KOI move to 4-2 in the LEC Spring Split 2026 standings. SK Gaming fall to 1-3.

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Game 1 - Movistar KOI win 15-7 in 30 minutes

Movistar KOI controlled Game 1 through superior macro play and tactical champion execution. SK attempted a Caitlyn-Elise bot lane pressure duo - a strategy designed to create early lane dominance and generate structural map control from the bottom side. Elyoya on Pantheon neutralised the strategy through mid-lane roams that arrived before SK could translate their bot lane pressure into objectives. An early Teleport error from SK compounded the problem - giving KOI the map control they needed to run their macro system without resistance.

Elyoya posted a 3/1/9 KDA - his roaming output reflecting a player whose game-wide impact went significantly beyond his kill total. The 8-kill differential confirmed KOI's macro dominance was comprehensive rather than a single team fight advantage.

Game 2 - Movistar KOI win 19-10 in 33 minutes

Game 2 featured the series' most significant strategic moment. SK Gaming secured an early Baron - a result that briefly suggested they could force a Game 3. However SK lost 3 members in the Baron fight itself - leaving them unable to convert the objective into structural damage before KOI stalled effectively. When SK's members respawned KOI counter-attacked immediately - converting the post-Baron window into the kill pressure that closed Game 2.

Supa posted a 9/2/6 KDA - the standout individual output of Game 2 and the series. His 9-kill performance across the counter-attack sequences gave KOI the carry damage that SK's Baron could not compensate for.

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EsportScanner free AI esports predictions gave Movistar KOI a 63% win probability ahead of this match. The prediction landed - KOI won 2-0.

Elyoya's Pantheon roam system and Supa's Game 2 carry output confirmed the pre-match analysis. SK's lowest first blood percentage in the league was identified as their primary structural weakness - their Caitlyn-Elise bot lane pressure strategy was specifically designed to address that weakness but Elyoya's roaming system neutralised it before it could generate consistent early advantages. Make your free AI esports prediction on EsportScanner and earn Scanner Points.