Only The Family Seize EMEA Masters Momentum Behind Milio

TL;DR: With the chance to close the EMEA Masters 2026 Summer LCQ series, Leo S Man’s Milio delivered a remarkable 1/2/27 and 74% KP as Only The Family crushed Bubliki in 18:43. Vespa’s bot-lane gold advantage and Renewal’s flawless pressure turned a projected draft edge into a decisive 2-0 finish.

Key Takeaways

• Leo S Man’s Milio posted 1/2/27 with 74% KP, ensuring Only The Family’s carries had protection and follow-up in every winning fight.
• Vespa built a massive +2964 gold lead at 15 on Lucian, converting bot-lane control into a game-breaking 16/4/7 scoreline.
• Renewal finished 14/0/8 on Lee Sin for a 22.00 KDA, making Bubliki’s attempts to reset the map collapse immediately.

Building the Lead

Only The Family entered Game 2 already leading the series after their Game 1 victory, and their 58% live draft-model advantage quickly became more than a theoretical edge. The blue-side composition had the more dependable engage through Annie, Lee Sin, and Milio, while Lucian-Milio priority gave them the lane pressure needed to start fights on their terms.

Bubliki had answers on paper: Bard offered roam potential against Milio, while Ambessa was the proven lane response into Jax. But the red side never found the early river control or Pantheon-led engage required to unlock those counters. Instead, Vespa’s Lucian surged ahead by +2964 gold at 15, transforming the bot lane into the central fault line of the match.

The Numbers Tell the Story

The final 38-10 kill score reflected a game that accelerated beyond Bubliki’s reach. Only The Family finished with 45.2k gold to 31.9k, an enormous 13k gold lead in less than 19 minutes, while taking 8 towers to 0 and securing 1 dragons to 0. Neither side claimed a Baron, because the map had already been broken open long before it became relevant.

The support line explains why the snowball was so clean. Leo S Man’s Milio contributed 27 assists despite dealing only 7.0% of his team’s damage; his value was in keeping teammates alive, speeding them into position, and making every engage safer. Alongside him, Renewal’s Lee Sin never died, using his 14/0/8 line to deny Bubliki any stable recovery window.

Bubliki’s brightest individual damage share came from Heroic on Ryze at 30.6%, and he even held +304 gold at 15 against Annie. That isolated mid advantage could not offset the losses spreading through every other lane.

The Final Push

Once Only The Family established control, the finish was ruthless rather than prolonged. Heprex’s Jax added 6/1/1 and a +1753 gold advantage at 15, removing another possible route back for Bubliki. The draft prediction materialized emphatically: the projected engage reliability and bot-lane priority translated directly into coordinated kills, towers, and a fast series close.

For Bubliki, the 0-2 result ends a painful EM challenge defined by a Game 2 they could not slow down. Only The Family leave with momentum, having turned their Game 1 lead into an even sharper statement in Game 2.

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