League of Legends: Anyone's Legend wins 2026 LPL Championship

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Dot Esports reports Anyone’s Legend defeated Bilibili Gaming 3–1 on Sept. 13 to win the 2026 LPL Championship. The outlet says the victory secures China’s first seed at the League of Legends World Championship. Dot Esports reports Tarzan was MVP in AL’s first two wins, logging a 7/2/5 Qiyana in game one and an 8/0/6 Cho’Gath in game two, while Hope had a strong game four on Miss Fortune. The report adds this is Anyone’s Legend’s second LPL title after Split 2 in 2025 and that the result ended BLG’s bid to sweep all three domestic titles this season.

• What happened: Dot Esports reported Anyone’s Legend beat Bilibili Gaming 3–1 on Sept. 13 to claim the 2026 LPL Championship and secure China’s first seed at Worlds.
• Why it matters: According to Dot Esports, the win gives AL the LPL’s top seed for the World Championship and represents the organization’s second LPL title (after Split 2, 2025).
• Context: Dot Esports reported Tarzan earned MVP honors in AL’s first two wins (7/2/5 on Qiyana and 8/0/6 on Cho’Gath) and that Hope had a decisive performance on Miss Fortune in game four; the outlet also says the result stopped BLG’s attempt to sweep all three domestic titles this season.
• What next: Dot Esports did not specify AL’s schedule at the World Championship or outline BLG’s next steps; those details are not yet confirmed in the provided report.