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The LPL have announced that the 2021 World Championship Finals will be held at the Universiade Center Stadium, Shenzhen, on November 6th. This follows the 2020 World Championship where the hosts were heavily restricted due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Schalke 04 Esports has brought jungler Thomas "Kirei" Yuen on board to play for the roster for the final Split of 2021.
In a statement, Riot Games explains why DWG KIA have a disadvantage heading into the semi-finals, despite being the first seed.
Excel Esports has rounded up its LEC offseason signings by bringing Petr "denyk" Haramach on board for the Summer Split.
The semi-finals for the Mid-Season Invitational are locked in after PSG Talon and MAD Lions escaped the Rumble Stage.
LCK champions DWG KIA and LPL champions RNG have secured themselves a spot at MSI 2021.
Nukeduck makes his return to the LEC after a one-Split hiatus as mid laner for Excel Esports, replacing Czekolad.
Excel Esports has addressed ongoing rumors that it would kick its mid laner and support, by confirming said rumors.
French organization Karmine Corp has officially announced it is parting ways with top laner Adam, who is rumoured to join the LEC in the Summer Split.
The Mid-Season Invitational is all set for its next phase as Group C elected DWG KIA and Cloud9 to advance to the Rumble Stage.
Group B has rounded up its final games at the Mid-Season Invitational, sending MAD Lions and PSG Talon to the Rumble Stage.
Group A has rounded up its second half of the double Round Robin format, sending RNG and Pentanet.GG to the Rumble Stage.
With the first international League of Legends event of 2021 coming up, here's everything you need to know to follow the action.
The first day of the Mid-Season Invitational saw the largest regions prevail, while smaller regions skirmished in entertaining brawls.
During a media event, Riot Games announced that League of Legends Wild Rift will have its own international competition at the end of the year.
The third Masters tournament of the year will take place in the Verti Music Hall in Berlin, hosting sixteen teams from all around the world.
From June 11th onwards, the European competition is back on the hunt for a champion team to lift the trophy.
The team bringing you all the MSI coverage is formed of talent from all over the professional League of Legends world.
French team Karmine Corp defeated BT Excel in a record-breaking finals, scooping up €40,000 in the process.
The North American organisation brings five promising players on board, hoping to find the next generation of talent.
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