Worlds 2026 Swiss Round Two Starts 4am Sunday Sydney Time, With Both LCP Teams In Action

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Worlds 2026 broadcast graphic for Team Secret Whales against LYON, with a smiling Team Secret Whales player in a black jersey on the left and a LYON player in glasses pointing upward on the right, over the text TSW vs LYON.

Hero image: Worlds 2026. Image: LoL Esports (YouTube)

Round two of the Worlds 2026 Swiss Stage starts at 4am on Sunday in Sydney, and both LCP teams are on before lunch. CTBC Flying Oyster, who won round one, play Movistar KOI at 5am, and Team Secret Whales, who lost, play Invictus Gaming at 8am.

This is an esports story an Australian would follow, not an Australian team story. As our round-one report said, we have found no source naming an Australian player or organisation on either LCP roster.

Riot’s schedule for Worlds 2026 shows round one is finished. Every match is a best-of-one, and the results were:

  • Gen.G Esports beat Invictus Gaming
  • Hanwha Life Esports beat TOP ESPORTS
  • Movistar KOI beat BILIBILI GAMING
  • Karmine Corp beat Anyone’s Legend
  • Dplus KIA beat G2 Esports
  • CTBC Flying Oyster beat Team Liquid Alienware
  • T1 beat LOS
  • LYON beat Team Secret Whales

You can watch the match that sent Team Secret Whales to 0-1 on the LoL Esports channel, which has it as TSW vs. LYON.

Round two pairs the 1-0 teams with each other, and the 0-1 teams with each other. The times below are AEDT on Sunday 25 October, converted from the UTC times on Riot’s schedule:

  • 4am: Anyone’s Legend v TOP ESPORTS
  • 5am: CTBC Flying Oyster v Movistar KOI
  • 6am: G2 Esports v LOS
  • 7am: LYON v Karmine Corp
  • 8am: Team Secret Whales v Invictus Gaming
  • 9am: Gen.G Esports v Hanwha Life Esports
  • 10am: T1 v Dplus KIA
  • 11am: Team Liquid Alienware v BILIBILI GAMING
The CTBC Flying Oyster logo, an oyster-shaped emblem in the team's colours on a transparent background.
CTBC Flying Oyster. Image: Riot Games

Riot’s team data lists CTBC Flying Oyster and Team Secret Whales as LCP teams, in the Pacific region. If you want to follow both, set two alarms, one for 5am and one for 8am.

Round three is already on the schedule from 4am on Monday 26 October, but its pairings are still listed as to be decided. The quarter-finals are listed from 9am AEDT on Wednesday 4 November.

The LCP is also the league where Australian organisation Ground Zero Gaming is chasing a place. Our report on its LCP Promotion Series run has the dates. You can follow the rest of the event on LoL Esports.

Source: Riot Games – LoL Esports Worlds 2026, Riot Games – LoL Esports LCP, LoL Esports (YouTube) – TSW vs. LYON | WORLDS 2026 | Swiss Stage Day 1