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Fnatic vs Natus Vincere LEC: Lospa’s Milio Gamble

Fnatic face Natus Vincere in LEC Game 2 as Lospa’s risky Milio meets Lulu, with lane stats and Polymarket shaping a narrow call.

LIVE DRAFT ANALYSISLECSummerGame 2Patch 26.16
Fnatic
Fnatic
49%51%Model, picks
Natus Vincere
Natus Vincere
41.9%VS GLB
47.6%GLOBAL
—VS LEC
46.2%LEC
1.3 KDA
0.0%SOBORO
Jax
Jax
topTOP
Olaf
Olaf
GLOBAL55.4%
VS GLB58.1%
LEC52.6%
VS LEC—
MAYNTER66.7%
7.2 KDA
47.1%VS GLB
46.6%GLOBAL
0.0%VS LEC
53.2%LEC
3.2 KDA
37.5%RAZORK
Pantheon
Pantheon
jungleJGL
Wukong
Wukong
GLOBAL42.9%
VS GLB52.9%
LEC48.3%
VS LEC100.0%
RHILECH0.0%
3.1 KDA
46.8%VS GLB
51.4%GLOBAL
25.0%VS LEC
45.5%LEC
4.9 KDA
71.4%VLADI
Ryze
Ryze
midMID
Annie
Annie
GLOBAL53.4%
VS GLB53.2%
LEC48.0%
VS LEC75.0%
POBY100.0%
8.0 KDA
50.9%VS GLB
50.1%GLOBAL
57.1%VS LEC
40.5%LEC
6.0 KDA
33.3%UPSET
Lucian
Lucian
bottomBOT
Yunara
Yunara
GLOBAL50.5%
VS GLB49.1%
LEC53.8%
VS LEC42.9%
SAMD71.4%
6.2 KDA
56.0%VS GLB
49.3%GLOBAL
60.0%VS LEC
37.9%LEC
6.5 KDA
0.0%LOSPA
Milio
Milio
supportSUP
Lulu
Lulu
GLOBAL46.5%
VS GLB44.0%
LEC54.5%
VS LEC40.0%
PARUS42.9%
6.9 KDA
Model
49%51%
Polymarketmarket probability: Fnatic vs Natus Vincere
Game 2
56%44%
Seriesnow
33%68%
Pre-matchseries, 90 min before
57%44%
Δ Series: -24.0pp for FnaticFull model: 52% / 48%

TL;DR: Fnatic face Natus Vincere in LEC Game 2, with the draft model narrowly favoring Fnatic 52% to 48%. Lospa’s Milio is the citable gamble: he owns a 0.0% LEC WR in 2G, against Parus’s Lulu at 54.5% across 55G. Fnatic need Lucian-Milio priority and Pantheon tempo to protect it.

Compositions: Fnatic vs Natus Vincere

Fnatic have deliberately accepted a shaky Milio record to build a Lucian-Milio lane that can seize priority, enable Upset’s early poke, and let Razork’s Pantheon gank aggressively. That plan only works if Lospa survives lane and keeps Milio’s shields and cleanse available through Natus Vincere’s engage windows.

Soboro’s Jax gives Fnatic a split-push threat, while Vladi’s Ryze adds scaling and side-lane pressure. Pantheon and Lucian want skirmishes before Olaf becomes unstoppable; Fnatic should convert bot priority into dragons and avoid extended front-to-back fights.

Natus Vincere drafted a more direct engage-and-carry setup. Maynter’s Olaf and Rhilech’s Wukong can force access to Upset, Poby’s Annie supplies reliable burst engage, and SamD’s Yunara scales behind Parus’s Lulu. Their ideal game is controlled early trading, then decisive Wukong-Annie engages around mid-game objectives.

Key Picks and Stats

Top lane favors Natus Vincere statistically. Maynter’s Olaf has a 55.4% global WR over 307G, a 52.6% LEC WR over 19G, and his own 66.7% Olaf WR in 3G with a 7.2 KDA. Olaf also holds a 58.1% global WR against Jax in 31G. Soboro’s Jax sits at 47.6% globally over 275G, 46.2% in LEC over 13G, and 0.0% for Soboro in 1G.

The jungle matchup is volatile. Razork’s Pantheon posts a 53.2% LEC WR in 77G, but he has only a 37.5% personal WR in 8G and Pantheon is 0.0% versus Wukong in 7G in LEC. Rhilech’s Wukong is just 42.9% globally over 870G, yet Wukong is 100.0% against Pantheon in those 7G.

Mid lane is Fnatic’s best individual counter angle: Vladi has a 71.4% Ryze WR in 7G with a 4.9 KDA, despite Ryze’s 45.5% LEC WR over 77G and 25.0% against Annie in 8G. Poby’s Annie is 100.0% in 2G with an 8.0 KDA, while Annie carries a 75.0% LEC record into Ryze over 8G.

Bot lane is mixed. Upset’s Lucian is 33.3% in 3G, but Lucian is 57.1% versus Yunara in 7G in LEC. SamD’s Yunara is 71.4% in 7G with a 6.2 KDA.

Draft Edge

Natus Vincere own the cleaner teamfight draft because Olaf, Wukong, Annie, Yunara, and Lulu have layered engage, protection, and scaling. Fnatic’s edge is execution: Lucian-Milio can pressure early, Ryze can roam, and Jax can split-push if Olaf is denied clean flanks.

Last night’s expected B1 picks, Orianna for Natus Vincere and Rumble for Fnatic, were not reflected in these disclosed compositions. The expected bans on Orianna, Bard, Sion, Jarvan IV, Rumble, and Vi cannot be confirmed without a ban list. Milio instead stands out against the pre-draft expectation, especially given Lospa’s 0.0% record.

Polymarket Market

Polymarket prices Game 2 at Fnatic 56% and Natus Vincere 44%, more optimistic on Fnatic for this map than its Series Now market of Fnatic 34% and Natus Vincere 66%. The Series Pre-Match line was Fnatic 56% to Natus Vincere 44%, so the quoted endpoints show a 22 percentage points swing toward Natus Vincere after Game 1.

The supplied delta field lists Fnatic at +9.0 percentage points, which conflicts with the stated pre-match and current series endpoints. The market likely respects Natus Vincere’s Game 1 win, 15-11 kills, and 49:00 duration, while the separate Game 2 price still credits Fnatic’s stronger recent form and their early-priority composition.

Prediction

The model remains Fnatic 52% to Natus Vincere 48%, but the draft narrows that edge rather than strengthens it. Fnatic’s 3W-2L form beats Natus Vincere’s 2W-3L, yet Natus Vincere have momentum from Game 1 and a more forgiving engage setup. A slight practical adjustment makes it Fnatic 51% to Natus Vincere 49%: Razork must create early advantages before Olaf and Yunara take over.

FAQ

Q: Can Lospa’s Milio make Fnatic’s Lucian lane work against Parus’s Lulu?

A: Yes, but it is high risk: Lospa is 0.0% on Milio in 2G, while Milio is 60.0% versus Lulu in 5G in LEC. Upset’s Lucian must exploit that matchup before Natus Vincere can group.

Q: Why is Maynter’s Olaf so important against Soboro’s Jax?

A: Olaf has a 58.1% global WR against Jax in 31G, and Maynter is 66.7% on Olaf in 3G. If Olaf neutralizes the split-push, Natus Vincere’s teamfight engage becomes much easier.

*Data: draftlol live draft model + Polymarket, draft close.*

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