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The South-Korean midlaner would be replaced by Eugene "Pobelter" Park.

Doublelift missed Week 6 because he was ill, but the decision to bench him for this week matches is apparently due to another reason...

The interruption of the Korean league comes only a few days after the announcement of the online resumption of the Chinese league.

Stopped dead in its tracks by the coronavirus outbreak in China, the LPL returns in March and could take part in the MSI, despite a delicate health context.

The League of Legends competitive season is already well underway, and many new features have appeared since the start of the season. However, in Korea, a well-known figure in French esports has returned home in search of a new adventure.

We are halfway through Spring Split 2020, and the battle for Playoffs is heating up! Trends are emerging on all sides, but the table is still very close — as are matters in our Power Rankings for Week 5.

Week 5 of the LCS Spring Split just ended, which means it's time for us to deliver our power rankings. Who shone brightest? Which team is currently the best?

One thing is for sure, Week 4 was probably the most surprising in the LEC since the season began. Let's take a look at the League of Legends teams that have done well in our weekly Power Rankings, as we head into Week 5.

The authorities in charge of the League of Legends Pro League announced a new online league while the official LPL is still postponed due to the current coronavirus hiatus.

Riot Games has relied on a strategy of introducing global brands throughout its LEC broadcasts in Berlin. One year on from the EU LCS rebrand, and several weeks after Louis Vuitton’s baptism by fire, the logos currently fixed on the screen owe nothing to mere chance.

Week 4 of the LCS Spring Split just ended, which means it's time for us to deliver our power rankings. Who shone brightest? Which team is currently the best?

The extension of the League of Legends star's deal, coupled with a position within the ownership structure of the three-time world champions, brings an end to the ongoing debate over Faker's future with T1.

Vaevictis eSports will not participate in the LCL, the Russian League of Legends tournament, this year. Judged to be too weak, the team will be replaced for the Spring Split 2020 by another squad, CrowCrowd.

Youtube and Twitch content creator Imane "Pokimane" Anys announced a $50,000 investment in the University of California Irvine's esport program. Starting in 2022, four students will be helped in this way and a scholarship will be awarded each year to a lucky winner.

Globally renowned for their Dota 2 roster, Team Secret are entering Summoner's Rift with a brand new lineup. The team will take part in the Vietnamese Championship Series (VCS), having acquired Worlds 2019 participants Lowkey Esports.

Week 3 of the LCS Spring Split just ended, which means it's time for us to deliver our power rankings. Who shone brightest? Which team is currently the best?

The third week of the LEC Spring Split is complete, which means it's time for our power rankings! Who are currently the strongest team? Who sprang a surprise?

Recruited during the off-season by Team Liquid, Mads "Broxah" Brock-Pedersen missed the two first weeks of the LCS because of visa issues. However, after days of turmoil, Broxah can't stop smiling because his visa has been finally approved!

Week 2 of the LCS Spring Split just ended, which means it's time for us to deliver our power rankings. Who shone? Which team is currently the best?

The second week of the LEC Spring Split is complete, which means it's time for our power rankings! Who are currently the strongest team? Who sprang a surprise?