BILIBILI GAMING got the job done in two. BLG swept Xi'an Team WE 2-0 in Week 4 of the LPL, and while the opening game stretched to 55:38, the gap between the sides was rarely in doubt on the final scoreboards.

Across both games BLG finished 45-14 on kills and took all three Barons. WE won just eight towers to BLG's 20, a split that says plenty about who controlled the map by the end of each game.

A long game, a lopsided ledger

The first game was a marathon, yet the totals were one-sided: 20 kills to 7, 10 towers to 3, and a gold lead of roughly 10,700. Flandre's Rumble finished 4/0/13 without a death, part of a top lane that gave up just one death in the whole series. Xun led the team with eight kills on Naafiri, and Knight's Ryze topped BLG's damage chart.

WE's bright spot was About. His Varus dealt 26,875 damage, the most of anyone in that game, but his teammates struggled to keep pace: Cube's Ambessa ended 1/3/0 and was involved in just 14% of WE's kills.

Xun and Viper close it out

The second game was settled in about half the time. BLG ran up a 25-7 kill count in 30:39, and Xun was arguably the centre of it all. His Jarvan IV went 5/0/16, a second deathless line for BLG in the series, with a hand in 84% of his team's kills.

Viper supplied the damage. His Yunara put out 28,295, comfortably the highest figure of the series, while ON's Lulu added 20 assists. On the other side, About's Lucian ended 1/7/2, and with him held down WE didn't have another way back into the game.

BLG walk away with a clean series and few loose ends: seven deaths in each game, two different players going untouched, and damage spread across Knight and Viper. For WE, the questions are about the rest of the roster. About carried the load in the first game, but when he was contained in the second there was little else to lean on, and finding more from the solo lanes looks like the priority before their next outing.