Worlds 2026 Results and Standings Tracker: Swiss Stage, Knockouts and Final

This page tracks every result of the 2026 League of Legends World Championship. It covers the Swiss Stage in Allen, Texas, through to the final at Barclays Center in Brooklyn on November 14, and is updated after each day of play with results, records and the next pairings.

Worlds 2026 at a glance

The prize pool is $5 million, with $1 million for the champion. Fearless Draft applies throughout.

Swiss Stage final standings (after Round 5, October 31)

The Swiss Stage is over: eight teams reached the quarterfinals and eight were eliminated. Timesaver.gg is the only outlet we found with the October 30 and 31 results, so every score below is attributed to it.

Round 4 eliminations and Round 5 results (October 30 and 31)

The two teams that survived the October 30 elimination series, LOS and Hanwha Life Esports, both went out in Round 5. Karmine Corp, LYON and Bilibili Gaming all got through at 3-2.

Quarterfinal and semifinal results (November 3 to 8)

Gen.G swept LYON 3-0 on November 4, winning all three games, and will meet Invictus Gaming in the first semifinal on Saturday, November 7 (Strafe, Timesaver.gg).

Final: Gen.G vs Bilibili Gaming, listed for Saturday, November 14, at 2 PM EST (8 PM Paris) at Barclays Center in Brooklyn (Timesaver.gg). GGRecon gives the same date and the same 2 PM ET start. Hotspawn describes the date as “next Sunday”, which does not match the other two. Our Worlds 2026 final preview covers the date, the time and the matchup.

Quarterfinals schedule as published before November 6

The quarterfinals are best-of-five series from Tuesday, November 3, through November 6, the semifinals are on November 7 and 8, and the final is on November 14 in Brooklyn. Timesaver.gg’s bracket preview lists TOP Esports vs Invictus Gaming on November 3, Gen.G vs LYON on November 4 and T1 vs Karmine Corp on November 6. Timesaver.gg now lists Dplus KIA vs Bilibili Gaming for Thursday, November 5 and T1 vs Karmine Corp for Friday, November 6; start times for those two series were not confirmed when this page was updated. Both semifinals start at 4 PM CST (5 PM ET, 11 PM Paris): Gen.G vs Invictus Gaming on Saturday, November 7, then the winners of the two remaining quarterfinals on Sunday, November 8.

Swiss Stage standings (earlier update, after Round 4 on October 29)

Five teams are through to the playoffs with two Round 4 series still to play. Records for October 28 are per Timesaver.gg; the October 29 results are per Egamersworld, the only outlet we found for those two series.

Round 4 results (October 28 and 29)

T1 and Invictus Gaming took the two October 28 qualification series, and Karmine Corp swept CTBC on October 29 to stay alive. TOP Esports lost the opening game, then beat Bilibili Gaming 2-1 to become the second LPL team in the playoffs, after Invictus Gaming.

Round 4 eliminations and Round 5 schedule (October 30 and 31, played)

Two elimination series remain in Round 4. The two winners join Movistar KOI, LYON, Bilibili Gaming and Karmine Corp in the 2-2 pool, so six teams play Round 5 for the last three places. Pairings had not been published when this page was updated. The quarterfinal draw takes place on October 31 and the quarterfinals start on November 3.

Swiss Stage standings (earlier update, after Day 4 on October 26)

Per Timesaver.gg, updated October 27. Gen.G and Dplus KIA are qualified, and Team Secret Whales and Anyone’s Legend are eliminated.

Day 4 results (October 26)

Round 4 schedule as published (October 28 to 30)

Times converted from CDT to Eastern. Our Round 4 schedule article has the stakes for each match.

Swiss Stage standings (after Day 3, October 25)

Records are taken from the official results as reported by Strafe and GosuGamers. This table is updated after each day of play.

Round 1 results (October 23)

Day one belonged to the LCK and the LEC’s underdogs. All four Korean teams won, all four LPL teams lost, and Europe’s two lower seeds, Movistar KOI and Karmine Corp, both beat Chinese opponents. G2 were the only LEC team to lose.

Round 2 results (October 24)

All Round 2 games were best-of-one. Dplus KIA won the all-LCK game against T1, and Gen.G beat Hanwha Life Esports. Top Esports, Invictus Gaming and Bilibili Gaming gave the LPL its first wins after a winless opening day. Our Worlds 2026 Swiss Round 2 preview covers the build-up to those games.

Day 3 results (October 25)

Dplus KIA and Gen.G are the first two teams into the quarterfinals, both with perfect 3-0 records. The bigger shock came in the best-of-one games. Hanwha Life Esports, the LCK’s second seed, and G2 Esports, the LEC champions, both lost and now sit at 1-2, one defeat from going home.

Day 4 schedule (October 26, played)

The Swiss Stage then pauses until October 28. Round 4 sends the 2-1 teams into best-of-three qualification matches and the 1-2 teams into elimination matches. Our Worlds 2026 Swiss Day 4 preview breaks down T1 vs CTBC and the two elimination series.

For the full schedule of the season’s remaining events, see our esports calendar, and for the opening-day preview, read Worlds 2026 Swiss Stage: Round 1 schedule and format.

Featured image: Worlds knockout stage (Photo: Bruce Liu via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0).

Photo: Chris Yunker / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0 (archive image from the 2013 League of Legends World Championship).