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Eight more Swiss Stage matches are scheduled over the next two Sydney mornings. Both Pacific teams, CTBC Flying Oyster and Team Secret Whales, play on Tuesday.
Set an alarm if you want to watch the Worlds 2026 Swiss Stage live. Riot’s official schedule lists four matches on Monday 26 October and four on Tuesday 27 October. The start times are given in UTC, and these are our conversion to AEDT.
On Monday you get Hanwha Life Esports against Invictus Gaming at 4am, then TOP ESPORTS against G2 Esports at 5am. Both are best of one. Movistar KOI play Dplus KIA at 6am and Gen.G Esports play LYON at 9am, and both of those are best of three.
On Tuesday the first match is CTBC Flying Oyster against T1 at 4am, best of one. Bilibili Gaming play Karmine Corp at 5am, also best of one. At 6am Team Secret Whales play LOS in a best of three, and Team Liquid Alienware play Anyone’s Legend at 9am, also best of three.
CTBC Flying Oyster and Team Secret Whales are the two LCP teams in the field. The schedule data shows how each has done so far.
CTBC Flying Oyster beat Team Liquid Alienware in their first match, then lost to Movistar KOI. Team Secret Whales lost to LYON, then lost to Invictus Gaming. The data does not say what the best-of-three matches decide, and we have not read the Swiss Stage rules, so we do not say what is at stake.
This is not an Australian-team story. We found no Australian team in the sources read, and we did not check rosters. It is a major tournament that Sydney viewers can follow at these hours. Our earlier Swiss Stage report covers the previous matches.
Check the schedule again before you go to bed. Riot can move start times, and the data was read at about 5pm AEDT on 25 October.
Source: Riot Games (LoL Esports) – Worlds 2026 schedule, LoL Esports (YouTube) – TSW vs. IG, Worlds 2026 Swiss Stage Day 06