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This weekend, the 2026 LCK Cup Finals will make history in Hong Kong as the League of Legends Champions Korea (LCK) holds an official match overseas for the first time.
Riot Games, the organizer of the LCK, has confirmed that the final qualifier will take place on February 28th, followed by the grand final on March 1st at Kai Tak Arena in Hong Kong.
Gen.G has already secured a spot in the final, while BNK FEARX and Dplus KIA will battle in a best-of-five series to determine who will join them and secure a place in the LoL Esports’ First Stand Tournament (FST).
BNK FEARX and Dplus KIA Compete for Finals Spot
The upcoming final qualifier holds great significance as the winner not only advances to the LCK Cup grand final but also guarantees at least a runner-up finish and a spot in the international First Stand Tournament.
Both BNK FEARX and Dplus KIA performed well in the group stage of the 2026 LCK Cup, finishing with identical three and two records.
BNK FEARX secured its place in Hong Kong by defeating T1 with a three to one victory, showcasing disciplined macro play and a strong bottom-lane strategy.
Dplus KIA, on the other hand, advanced through the Play-In and Playoffs stages, demonstrating resilience and determination in their journey to Hong Kong.
The clash between BNK FEARX and Dplus KIA promises to be intense, with both teams vying for a chance to compete in the grand final.
Dplus KIA, having played the most matches among the teams, may face challenges of fatigue but has shown strength in extended series.
Gen.G Leads as Title Favorites
Gen.G has proven to be a dominant force in the LCK Cup, maintaining an undefeated record and securing their spot in the grand final.
With impressive victories against their potential opponents, Gen.G enters the final as the team to beat.
The team has already qualified for the First Stand Tournament, further solidifying their position as favorites.
Despite Gen.G’s dominance, BNK FEARX and Dplus KIA have shown resilience and determination, proving to be formidable opponents.
As the final qualifier approaches, the competition intensifies as each team aims to sustain their performance and claim the championship title.
LCK Expands Overseas
The LCK makes history with its first international roadshow in Hong Kong, showcasing the league’s global presence.
Fans can expect exciting on-site activities at Kai Tak Arena, including the LCK Shop, team booths, and sponsor experiences.
For South Korean fans, a viewing party at Chzzk LoL Park will provide a unique opportunity to watch the final qualifier and grand final together.
Both matches will be broadcast online via platforms like Chzzk and SOOP, starting at 5:00 PM KST (4:00 PM local time in Hong Kong).