Hanjin Brion has successfully extended its winning streak to five games.

In the second round of the 2026 League of Legends Champions Korea (LCK) regular season held at LoL PARK in Jonggak on the 15th, Hanjin Brion dominated DN Supers (DNS) with an overwhelming performance. With today's loss, DNS has now reached a 13-game losing streak.

Hanjin Brion drew first blood when 'Gideon's' Lee Sin targeted the bottom lane. 'Teddy's' Jhin also secured a kill at level 6. Although DNS' 'Clozer' roamed to the top lane with Taliyah to take down 'Casting's' Sion, 'Roamer's' Ryze responded by heading to the bottom lane and blowing the game open there.

The game tilted rapidly in Hanjin Brion's favor. After securing one-sided advantages in skirmishes, Hanjin Brion relentlessly claimed dragons and easily secured the Dragon Soul. With a massive lead in gold, momentum, and overall team strength, DNS was left helpless as Hanjin Brion closed out the game in 27 minutes.

In the second set, DNS' 'Clozer' led the lane phase with Cassiopeia, helping 'Pyosik's' Vi take down 'Gideon's' Xin Zhao. DNS then gathered at the dragon pit first, but Hanjin Brion flanked them, pushing them back to secure a kill on Vi and taking the dragon for themselves.

Hanjin Brion then seized control of the game during a fight at the Rift Herald, where 'Roamer's' Akali recorded a triple kill, allowing them to start snowballing. DNS surrendered the initiative, and Hanjin Brion quickly stacked three dragons.

DNS prepared for a teamfight at the next dragon spawn. However, 'Pyosik's' Vi was quickly taken down, and the rest of the team was wiped out in the ensuing skirmish, allowing Hanjin Brion to secure the dragon. Hanjin Brion maintained their lead to win the match, marking their fifth consecutive victory.