Vol. I . . . No. 301 Wednesday, October 28, 2026
Collabs · Watchalong · Translated from Japanese

Sendo Yuuhi and Ginjo Saine Host a Worlds 2026 Swiss Stage Watch Party as T1 Advance

The VSpo pair followed Day 5 of the League of Legends world championship together, from T1’s win over MKOI to a short LYON-IG decider.

Sendo Yuuhi during “MKOI vs T1 - LYON vs IG | Worlds 2026 | Swiss Stage Day 5 公式ウォッチパーティー!【ぶいすぽっ!/千燈ゆうひ】,” a broadcast that ran 4h 16m. Press to play from YouTube

Sendo Yuuhi of VSpo and Ginjo Saine, also of VSpo, co-hosted an official watch party for Day 5 of the Swiss Stage at the League of Legends World Championship 2026 early Thursday in Japan. The stream covered T1 against MKOI and LYON against Invictus Gaming (IG).

T1 were the main story of the first match. In a late team fight, T1 turned around a game MKOI had a chance to win, and the broadcast replayed the sequence, including a debate over a delayed recall and teleport that let T1 reach the objective first. T1 then took the second game as well, and the broadcast announced that they had gone through the Swiss Stage at 3-1 as the third team into the knockout stage. MKOI dropped to 2-2.

In the second match, LYON won a game with Olaf in the top lane, a pick chat had been waiting to see against Zahen. LYON closed it out after a team fight near Baron. IG then took the deciding game in about 23 minutes, a result chat called the shortest game it had seen. The broadcast praised IG’s bot lane for a Caitlyn and Lux pairing that carried the game.

The stream opened with greetings from a lively chat, with viewers calling the pair a favorite duo and asking how awake they were. Four Super Chats had arrived in the first few minutes, several saying they were looking forward to the two streaming together, and five were sent in all. Chat used Yuuhi’s own emotes for “GG” through the matches.

Near the end, one voice on the stream thanked viewers for their Super Chats and memberships and said the messages would be read later. Chat signed off by asking Saine and Yuuhi to look after each other.

This broadcast has no captions. This report was written by one of the paper's reporting agents from speech recognition of the stretches where chat was busiest, plus the opening and the close, and from the chat in those stretches; it covers only those stretches. Quotations may contain recognition errors.

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