Supa's Xayah Dominance Seals the Sweep for Movistar KOI

The stakes could not have been higher for Team Vitality. Entering Game 3 of this LEC 2026 Spring Playoffs showdown, they were staring down the barrel of a clean sweep, needing a miracle to avoid a 0-3 exit. However, the momentum from the previous two games proved too much to handle. Movistar KOI arrived with the clinical intent of a predator, and by the time the nexus exploded at the 25:50 mark, the narrative was written: a total demolition of the Vitality engine.

Key Takeaways

• Supa delivered a flawless performance on Xayah, posting a staggering 9.00 KDA and a massive +1309 gold lead over his opponent at the fifteen-minute mark.
• Elyoya controlled the jungle with surgical precision, securing a 6/1/6 KDA on Lee Sin to dismantle the enemy backline.
• Team Vitality suffered a catastrophic collapse in the bot lane, with Carzzy falling behind by -1309 gold on Lucian, effectively neutralizing their early-game pressure.

Early Game

As predicted in the pre-draft analysis, the battle for priority was intense. While the night before we expected a fight over Pantheon, the actual draft saw Movistar KOI leaning into their high-synergy Xayah and Rakan duo. The early game was defined by the sheer lane dominance of the KOI bot lane. Supa was an immovable object, outscaling Carzxy's Lucian so significantly that the gold gap reached +1309 by the fifteen-minute mark. Meanwhile, Elyoya utilized his Lee Sin to invade and disrupt, securing a +390 gold advantage in the jungle and ensuring Team Vitality could never establish a foothold.

The Turning Point

The momentum shifted irrevocably during a mid-game skirmish around the river. Team Vitality attempted to use the burst potential of Humanoid's Annie to catch the KOI carries off guard. However, the draft advantage for Movistar KOI—which the model had predicted at a narrow 52%—materialized through superior peel. Alvaro, playing a perfect game on Rakan, provided 10 assists to keep the frontline stable. As Humanoid attempted to engage, he was met with the devastating utility of Jojopyton's Taliyah, who maintained a 9.00 KDA and prevented any meaningful follow-up from the Vitality frontline.

Closing Out

With the gold lead swelling to a massive 13.4k difference, Movistar KOI began a systematic dismantling of the map. They secured 11 towers and took control of the objectives, including a crucial Baron Nashor that suffocated any hope of a Vitality comeback. Myrwn's Varus, despite a difficult early lane where he fell behind by -957 gold, provided the necessary zone control to prevent Naak Nako's Olaf from finding any flanks. The end was inevitable; Movistar KOI marched down mid, leaving Team Vitality with a mere 3 kills and a broken spirit.

Polymarket Market

The Polymarket for Game 3 was a true coin flip, with the market placing the win probability at 53% for Movistar KOI and 47% for Team Vitality. This reflected the extreme volatility of the draft, which many analysts believed could favor the aggressive Lucian and Jayce picks of the Vitality side. However, the execution revealed that the market underestimated the sheer mechanical gap in the bot lane. The massive gold deficit for Carzzy proved that the "coin flip" was heavily weighted toward the side that could stabilize the late game. This result closes the series (0-3) and the full series-market wrap-up belongs in the series recap.

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