League of Legends (LoL) esports - page 15

After a disastrous Summer Split that ended on the edge of qualifying for Playoffs, the LCS organization decided to replace both its Head Coach and its League of Legends Division Coach.

As the League of Legends Championship Series enters its ninth and last week of the 2020 Summer Split, six teams are already guaranteed to be qualified for Playoffs and the four bottom teams are now competing to join the Losers' Bracket...

The playoff race has seen many twists and turns again last week. MAD Lions and Rogue are the only teams that are guaranteed to qualify — and for the others, Week 8 will be critical...

From August, the LCK will host a brand new tournament called Academy Series. The goal? Discover the region's emerging talents...

The tournament will take place in Shanghai, as it was initially planned ...

As Week 8 of the League of Legends Championship Series is about to begin, two teams are still leading the pack! Playoffs are getting closer and closer — and while some teams are safe, some others might really well lose their spots this week...

While Fnatic returned to its old playstyle, MAD Lions and Rogue performances dropped off. The race for the first two places and Playoffs is far from over...

Sponsors abound in the world of esports, but the latest partner announced by Riot Games for the LEC has courted an overwhelmingly negative reaction online — including from its own on-air talent.

It's time for the pros to add a champion to the available pool! The Bashful Bloom should enter the League of Legends European Championship within two weeks.

EDward Gaming toplaner, Zhao "Aodi" Ao-Di received a big fine due to particularly toxic behavior in ranked solo queue...

In their match opposing them to SeolHaeOne Prince, Afreeca Freecs speedran the game and destroyed their opponent's Nexus in a blink of an eye...

While G2 Esports and Fnatic keep disappointing, MAD Lions and Rogue are still leading the way. In the middle of the standings, things are still undecided and the race for Playoffs already looks exciting.

As we enter Week 7 of the League of Legends Championship Series, there's finally one team capable of contesting the domination of Cloud9: Team Liquid.

The veteran jungler and his organization decided that's "it's best for both parties to part ways."

The Swole Brothers are back! EG locked Greyson "Goldenglue" Glimer as their starting mid laner until the end of the split — which means he'll play alongside his former Cloud9 teammate, Dennis "Svenskeren" Johnsen.

The new LoL Esports organization will "serve as the platform and voice for world-class global competition and the biggest sports entertainment experiences for fans worldwide."

The French player is returning to the LEC stage to bring "more firepower in the early game."

Well, that just happened. Week 5 did not go as planned for Cloud9 and TSM, with both suffering unexpected defeats to Immortals and FlyQuest respectively.

The LEC Summer Split 2020 has definitely not finished surprising us, and not always in a good way...

Team SoloMid gave no apparent reason for this last-minute change.