Gen.G defeated Hanwha Life Esports 3-1, once again successfully advancing to the grand finals.

In Game 4, Hanwha Life Esports scored multiple kills early on. In particular, 'Zeka' on Sylas and 'Gumayusi' on Kalista picked up several kills, allowing HLE's core damage dealers to scale rapidly. The game threatened to tilt early, but Gen.G countered effectively when Hanwha Life invaded their jungle, turning the gold deficit around.

In the top lane, 'Kiin's Varus, with assistance from 'Ruler's Miss Fortune, eliminated 'Zeus's Nasus and destroyed the outer top tower. A significant growth gap opened up in top lane, and as Varus pressured up to the inner tower, 'Canyon's Vi executed a dive to take down Nasus once again. Shortly after, another fight broke out in top lane, where Gen.G displayed fantastic coordination to kill Naafiri, Kalista, and others before securing the Rift Herald.

Although Gen.G held a comfortable lead, they lacked a primary tank, making skill usage and teamfight coordination paramount. Gen.G gradually widened the gold gap as Varus completely overwhelmed Nasus in the side lanes. Rather than giving up the Dragon to buy time, Hanwha Life chose to group as five for a teamfight. During the standoff around the Dragon, Sylas and Nasus dove onto Gen.G's damage dealers, taking down Miss Fortune and Varus, making it look like HLE would win the fight. However, 'Chovy's Vex turned the tide, resulting in an even 4-for-4 trade. While Hanwha Life fought well, Gen.G ultimately secured the Dragon to reach three stacks.

Gen.G picked off 'Delight's Renata, successfully claimed Baron, and proceeded to take down Sylas, Naafiri, and Nasus in succession before taking down the mid inhibitor. Gen.G did not waste any time. Breaking through Hanwha Life's defense at the bottom inhibitor, they sealed the victory and advanced to the 2026 LCK Grand Finals.