On the 14th, the '2026 LoL Champions Korea (LCK)' roadshow, featuring the T1 home ground match against Dplus KIA, was held at the KSPO DOME in Seoul's Olympic Park. The home team, T1, took the first set, securing victory smoothly by scoring in every objective-focused teamfight.

Jeon 'Siwoo' Si-woo's Jax signaled the start of the action with a solo kill during a dive. Although he was eventually taken down by tower damage, the favorable lane state allowed him to widen the growth gap in the top lane. T1's bottom duo also stepped up, securing a kill on Oh 'Career' Hyeong-seok's Rell in a 2v2 skirmish. Leveraging their bottom-lane priority, they went on to secure the first Dragon.

T1 continued to widen the gap by scoring in every objective teamfight. Whether it was the Void Grubs or the second Dragon fight, they consistently focused down Choi 'Lucid' Yong-hyeok's Xin Zhao to create advantageous positions. Moon 'Oner' Hyeon-joon's Vi also pulled off a clutch Dragon steal. Even when Ryu 'Keria' Min-seok's Camille was caught, her narrow escape allowed T1's main force to rotate quickly and pick up additional kills.

T1 further empowered Choi 'Doran' Hyun-joon's Olaf by shutting down the opposing Jax, who had been trying to keep up in growth. Jax's momentum stalled further when he was solo-killed by Lee 'Faker' Sang-hyeok's LeBlanc in a side lane. Meanwhile, T1's main squad decisively won a 4v4 teamfight for the third Dragon. Dplus KIA managed to catch the isolated LeBlanc, but they lost Shin 'Smash' Geum-jae's Jhin in the process.

Around the 22-minute mark, the Ocean Soul appeared. With a 5k-gold lead already in hand, T1 set up a perfect teamfight and wiped out the opposition. The coordination between Camille and LeBlanc flanking from the sides and Olaf pushing from the front was flawless. T1 easily brushed aside Dplus KIA's resistance and secured the Baron.

By then, the global gold lead had surged well past 10k. Although they lost their mid-tier 1 tower after LeBlanc and Kai'Sa were caught out, the gap remained insurmountable. Ultimately, T1 secured a clean ace in the final Elder Dragon teamfight by picking off the opponents one by one, then charged into the enemy base to put an end to the match.