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Anyone's Legend Defeat Bilibili Gaming to Claim LPL Split 3 Title

By Tech Desk · 2026-09-13 · 2 min read
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Anyone's Legend has secured the 2026 LPL Split 3 championship, defeating pre-season favorites Bilibili Gaming in a decisive Grand Final.

Anyone's Legend has claimed the 2026 League of Legends Pro League Split 3 title, defeating Bilibili Gaming 3-1 in the Grand Final held on Sunday, September 13. The victory marks a significant upset, as Bilibili Gaming entered the playoffs as the undisputed favorites after dominating the regular season with a 12-2 series record. By winning this tournament, Anyone's Legend also secures the first seed position for the LPL region, a status that carries considerable weight in upcoming international competitions.

The path to the final was starkly different for the two teams. Bilibili Gaming maintained their dominance through the upper bracket, sweeping Anyone's Legend 3-0 in the Upper Bracket Final to book their spot early. Anyone's Legend, however, faced a tougher journey. After losing that upper bracket showdown, they dropped into the lower bracket where they survived a critical five-game series against Invictus Gaming. This narrow escape allowed them to return for the Grand Final, where they managed to reverse the momentum established earlier in the playoffs.

Early dominance sets the pace

The series opened with Anyone's Legend taking immediate control of the first game. They effectively stifled Bilibili Gaming’s ability to scale, minimizing losses in team fights and securing the Dragon Soul objective. This early advantage allowed them to maintain pressure throughout the match, resulting in a 30-minute victory with an 18-8 kill lead. The second game saw an even wider gap, as Bilibili Gaming made several early mistakes. Anyone's Legend capitalized on these errors to build a rapid lead, ultimately winning the game in 31 minutes with a 20-1 kill differential.

This performance put Anyone's Legend on match point, forcing Bilibili Gaming to respond with caution. In the third game, Bilibili Gaming adjusted their strategy, opting for a less aggressive composition to play out the laning phase carefully. They managed to rally and secure key objectives, including a crucial Baron Nashor kill after a favorable fight in the river. This resilience kept the series alive, preventing Anyone's Legend from closing out the match at 3-0.

Securing the first seed advantage

While the specific details of the final game are not fully detailed in the provided summary, the 3-1 series result confirms the championship win. According to reporting from GN technics/gaming (en-US), this victory solidifies Anyone's Legend as the top-tier team from the LPL for the current season. The first seed status is a tangible stake in the competitive landscape, often providing scheduling advantages or perceived strength in cross-regional play.

The trade-off for this achievement is the intense scrutiny that comes with being the favored team in the next stage of competition. Having overcome a lower-bracket struggle to beat a dominant regular-season leader, Anyone's Legend now carry the expectations of a champion team. Their ability to maintain this level of performance against other top global teams will be the next major test of their consistency and strategic depth.

Based on reporting by GosuGamers, compiled by the Tradingbird desk.

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