01 · Tournament route
Stage and upstream/downstream relationship
This LCS · Week 7 series is a regular-week record rather than a playoff match. The official schedule confirms the fixture and result but not the standings change that followed.
02 · Match stakes
Format, advancement and elimination impact
This is a best-of-three: the first team to two map wins takes the series. The match result is confirmed, while advancement, elimination and the next opponent remain unverified unless separately stated by the official source.
03 · Source state
Confirmed official status
Official status: Final. LoL Esports records Team Liquid as the series winner with the displayed 2–0 score.
04 · Before play
Match-specific pre-match condition
Team Liquid’s 2–0 is a Week 7 best-of-three result. The captured schedule supplies neither the post-match table nor a playoff qualification effect.
05 · After play
Confirmed result and actual impact
Team Liquid is the confirmed series winner and Dignitas the confirmed loser. The page does not convert that result into a specific advancement, elimination, seed or next opponent unless the official evidence states it.
06 · Change log
Update timeline
- Match or event date
Sep 5 is the official date or event window stored for this record.
- Record published
MonsterSnow first published this source-bounded record on the date shown.
- Latest verified update
Final was the latest supported state after the official source check shown in the evidence boundary.
07 · Same-day context
How this differed from other matches that day
Cloud9’s same-day LCS match had the same 2–0 score and format. The defensible difference is the Team Liquid–Dignitas pairing; anything stronger would exceed the source.
Evidence boundary
What the source does—and does not—prove
Only the official final series score is reported here.
Official source checked: Sep 15, 2026 · 10:40 CST. Predicted scores, unsupported bracket consequences, unconfirmed start times and third-party statistics are excluded.
Open official source: LoL Esports ↗