CTBC Flying Oyster defeat MVK 3-1 and secure a place at Worlds
The opening game produced 47 kills before CTBC Flying Oyster moved ahead. MVK answered later in game three, but its comeback did not extend to the deciding map.
CTBC Flying Oyster controlled a high-scoring opening game
The match began with the highest fight total of the day. CTBC Flying Oyster won the first game in 31 minutes with 32 kills to MVK’s 15 and built a large gold advantage before finishing. Shad0w’s Vi ended the game without a death, while Doggo’s Yunara supplied consistent damage from the bottom lane.
MVK found several kills and one structure, but it could not slow its opponent around the larger objectives. Four dragons and a stronger structure count gave CTBC Flying Oyster more ways to close the map. The first game created the lead; it did not decide the full best-of-five match on its own.
The second game created a 2-0 lead
CTBC Flying Oyster changed several champions under Fearless Draft and still produced a controlled second win. The game ended in 28 minutes with a 16-3 kill score. Rest’s Camille, POUT’s Twisted Fate and Doggo’s Lucian all finished without a death, while Kino’s Milio supported the carries through the decisive fights.
MVK took the first two dragons, but that early objective position did not become control of the map. CTBC Flying Oyster collected ten structures to two and built enough pressure in the lanes to choose the next fight. The 2-0 lead meant MVK needed three straight wins, but the match remained active until its opponent took a third game.
MVK answered clearly in game three
MVK avoided a sweep by winning the third game in just under 30 minutes. Chika’s Aurelion Sol recorded nine kills and one death, while Harky’s Ezreal added 11 kills. The team reached 26 kills to CTBC Flying Oyster’s nine and controlled all four listed dragons, creating a complete response after the difficult second game.
That win changed the match score to 2-1, not 3-0 or 2-2. CTBC Flying Oyster still held one match point, while MVK had shown that it could punish a weak mid-game setup. The game result and the overall score describe two different levels of the same completed match.
Doggo closed the deciding game on Zeri
CTBC Flying Oyster returned to control in game four and ended the match in 27 minutes.
Doggo finished 10-0-3 on Zeri, and his team won the kill score 16-7. Shad0w’s Poppy and POUT’s Akali created space for the bottom-lane carry, while CTBC Flying Oyster took ten structures and the final two dragons.
MVK kept the early stages competitive, but it could not stop CTBC Flying Oyster after the map opened. The final push completed a 3-1 result. There was no fifth game because CTBC Flying Oyster had already earned the three wins required in the best-of-five format.
The four games form one consistent match record
CTBC Flying Oyster won games one, two and four. MVK won game three. Those results produce the final 3-1 score shown in the match summary. The individual game durations were 31:13, 28:29, 29:54 and 26:58, which gives a total playing time of 116 minutes and 34 seconds.
The result table explains how the overall score was built without introducing another outcome. Each row names one completed game, its winner and its duration. The title keeps the final match result, while the rows show the path to that result.
POUT received the player of the match recognition
POUT played four different mid-lane champions under Fearless Draft: Ahri, Twisted Fate, Orianna and Akali. His total record for the match was 14 kills, nine deaths and 32 assists. The variety mattered because repeated picks were restricted, so the team needed a new way to organise fights in each game.
Doggo led CTBC Flying Oyster with 29 kills across the match and finished the deciding map without a death. Shad0w contributed 14 kills and 34 assists from the jungle. Those numbers help explain the victory, but the award and totals remain parts of the same 3-1 result rather than separate events.
The win delivered a place at the World Championship
The victory made CTBC Flying Oyster one of the LCP representatives at the 2026 World Championship. Team Secret Whales and MVK also qualified from the region. CTBC Flying Oyster advanced to the Split 3 final against Team Secret Whales after completing the match against MVK.
The four completed games settled the qualification race. CTBC Flying Oyster earned a 3-1 victory, a place in the LCP final and a place at the World Championship. The later final is a separate match and does not change the result recorded against MVK.
