BLG beats TOP Esports #BLGWIN

Bilibili Gaming beat Top Esports 2-0 on Friday, May 15, 2026, in an LPL Week 7 best-of-three, according to Riot Games’ official LoL Esports schedule. The result appeared on the league’s schedule page as “TES 0 2 BLG” under matches completed earlier in the day. (lolesports.com) Third-party results trackers including Strafe also listed Bilibili Gaming as a 2-0 winner on Friday. LoL Esports’ social media account also posted about the result with the hashtag “#BLGWIN,” matching the official schedule’s outcome. (lolesports.com) The post referenced Bilibili Gaming’s win over Top Esports and linked to highlights, according to the card details provided for this story. Riot’s schedule page did not immediately provide a full written match recap alongside the result. ### Which match did Bilibili Gaming win on May 15? The official LoL Esports schedule identified the match as an LPL Week 7 series between Top Esports and Bilibili Gaming played on May 15. (lolesports.com) Riot’s page listed the final as Top Esports 0, Bilibili Gaming 2. Strafe’s completed-results page carried the same 2-0 scoreline for the same date and teams. Sofascore and GosuGamers also had the May 15 meeting on their calendars for the 2026 LPL Split 2 competition. Those listings matched the same pairing and date, providing additional confirmation that the teams met Friday in China’s top domestic League of Legends league. (lolesports.com) ### Where was the result confirmed? Riot Games’ LoL Esports website was the primary source for the result. The schedule page showed the match in the “Earlier Today” section with BLG marked as the winner and TES marked as the loser. (lolesports.com) Because Riot operates the official competition site, that listing is the clearest public confirmation of the series result. Strafe, an independent esports results site, separately listed “Top Esports loss 0 Bilibili Gaming Win 2” for Friday, May 15, 2026. (sofascore.com) That second listing aligned with Riot’s official page and supported the same outcome. ### What do public match listings show about the series itself? Sofascore’s match page showed Bilibili Gaming ahead in the series and included in-game statistics from the opening map, with BLG leading 25 kills to 7 in the snapshot surfaced by search results. (lolesports.com) The same page described the match as part of the LPL Group Ascend stage and placed it on May 15. BO3.gg’s preview page for the match listed the meeting as a best-of-three in LPL 2026 Split 2 and showed Bilibili Gaming as the pre-match favorite. (strafe.com) That page also displayed BLG’s starting lineup as Bin, Xun, knight, Viper and ON, while Top Esports’ lineup included ZUIAN, Tian, Creme, JackeyLove and Fengyue. Riot’s official schedule page did not surface those lineup details in the search excerpt, so the roster information should be read as coming from the preview listing. (sofascore.com) ### How does this fit into BLG’s schedule? Sunday, May 17, 2026, is the next date attached to Bilibili Gaming on Riot’s public schedule. The official page lists BLG against Anyone’s Legend at 4:00 a.m. in the user-facing schedule display. Saturday, May 16, 2026, is the next listed date for Top Esports. Riot’s schedule shows TES set to face Edward Gaming at 2:00 a.m. on the following day. ### Where can viewers look for the official follow-up? (bo3.gg) Riot’s LoL Esports site remains the central public page for scores, schedules and match placement in the league calendar. The official schedule already reflects the BLG win and lists the next matches for both teams. (lolesports.com) The next concrete milestone on that schedule is Bilibili Gaming’s May 17 meeting with Anyone’s Legend, while Top Esports is listed to play Edward Gaming on May 16. Those fixtures are the next official entries tied to the two teams after Friday’s 2-0 result. (lolesports.com)