LPL witnesses a shutout massacre! BLG secures a 20-0 score, ruthlessly crushing AL, advancing to the finals first.

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The LPL hosted the winner's bracket final of the playoffs, and BLG swept AL cleanly, advancing to the LPL finals. In the first game, BLG even achieved a brutal shutout score.

LPL witnesses a shutout massacre.

The first game already produced a shutout massacre, with BLG dominating AL 20-0.

In the early game, BLG orchestrated a mid-jungle dive bot lane, easily killing the airplane. Xun then took advantage of Tarzan's low health after taking the dragon, executing a solo kill with a combo. After AL's situation collapsed, Tarzan went in to steal the dragon but died again, leading to a jungle collapse.

All BLG members went on a rampage. Xun killed Syndra in the jungle, and BLG secured almost all resources, ending the game in 30 minutes.

The extremity of this shutout score is among the top globally. The probability of a shutout score in a League of Legends match is extremely low, let alone in a match of this caliber like the LPL winner's bracket final.

This shows how exaggerated the gap in strength is within the LPL.

In the second game, AL gained an early advantage and successfully secured three dragons. However, before the dragon soul team fight, Hope made a huge misplay by sliding forward and getting chunked, allowing BLG to take the dragon and interrupt AL's tempo.

Then, Breathe also made a positional error, getting caught in the jungle by Bin's Camille and dying. BLG turned the tide and won the game again.

BLG advances to the finals first.

After a normal comp in the second game, AL once again picked a bizarre lineup in the third game, with the top laner choosing Nasus.

Tarzan successfully ganked bot at level 3 again, but soon BLG executed a three-man tower dive bot, killing two. Then, in consecutive skirmishes, Viper went on a rampage, and Knight's Rumble became unstoppable.

Meanwhile, the top lane Nasus was at a huge disadvantage against Olaf, allowing him to take plates and towers right in front of him.

BLG showed no mercy, launching relentless unreasonable attacks that crushed AL's hopes of winning. Knight dove the inhibitor tower to kill the Anivia, and Bin's Olaf went berserk, ending the game in under 25 minutes.

To be honest, although the third game didn't result in a shutout score, it was even smoother and easier than the first game, and can also be described as a massacre.

On AL's side, the entire team's gameplay was very poor, and they seemed completely lost.

Tarzan only had the level 3 bot gank, and then the team seemed to have no other tactics. Facing BLG's full offensive, they were like toys.

Looking forward to the performance of IG and LGD.

From the result of this match, it's clear that the LPL landscape is indeed "one superpower, many strong teams". It seems no team can challenge BLG's authority. After AL's defeat, the only hope is that IG or LGD can rise to face BLG.

It's worth noting that BLG went through a top laner rotation controversy, which affected their form and results to some extent. Before the playoffs, many viewers predicted that Bin might become BLG's weak point.

But in reality, other opponents facing BLG not only failed to target Bin but also had their other positions crushed. BLG's champion pool is simply unfathomable; they can pull out any meta champion and deliver a dimensional reduction strike.

For AL, the weaknesses still lie in Breathe and Hope. It's really a pity for Tarzan and Kaer's jungle-support duo.

This year, with this lineup, even if they reach Worlds, they won't achieve good results. They are basically sitting at the same table as TES and AL, because they have a higher regular season ranking and beat WE. If AL were to face IG or LGD, they might not necessarily win.

In summary, compared to today's winner's bracket final, tomorrow's match between IG and LGD is clearly more worth looking forward to.