The League of Legends World Championship, also known as Worlds, is an annual event hosted by Riot Games. In this tournament, the world’s best teams compete for the champion title, the 70-pound Summoner’s Cup and a coveted $1 million championship prize.
The championship is composed of three stages – the Play-in Stage, the Group Stage, and the Knockout Stage. The event is the pinnacle of e-sports, as it captures the interest of millions of fans across the world.
Worlds was founded in 2011, and 2019 thus marks the ninth edition of this widely popular e-sports event. This year, the event kicked off on the second of October, and now we’re just days away from the showdown in France.
This year, Riot Games centered their live tournament in Europe, taking Worlds to three major European cities. The dust from the quarter-and semi-finals in Madrid has just settled, and now we’re all anxiously looking forward to the final in AccorHotels Arena in Paris on the 10th of November. This is undoubtedly the largest esports event of the year, and needless to say, you need to tune in.
The knockout stages in Madrid took a few fans by surprise. Many watching fans weren’t too sure that FPX would be able to deny reigning champions, IG, a title defence. However, every team member put on a flawless performance, and with joint efforts, FPX managed to secure a place in the finals. G2 Esports showed excellent map control throughout the knockout stage and are just one match away from cementing themselves as the best LOL team in the world. Here’s a look at the result in the knockout stage:
Quarterfinals:
Semi-finals:
In a few days, G2 Esports and FunPlus Phoenix will go head-to-head in an epic battle for this year’s championship title. Both teams have put their best foot forward to come this far in the live tournament, and this could very well turn out to be the most epic LOL final so far. If you’re interested in watching the LOL G2 FunPlus Phoenix match, you have four options:
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You’ll be able to watch the match on watch.lolesports.com. Here, you’ll also find anything related to this live tournament. This website is an excellent source for anything related to League of Legends. You can even opt for Pro View and choose from ten different live streams and benefit from a customizable multiview.
You can also watch the LOL final world championship on YouTube. LoL Esports has 3.19 million subscribers and will be streaming the tournament live as soon as it starts. We’re all familiar with YouTube, and this is an easy and hassle-free way to watch the LOL final world championship.
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Are you curious to see the results from the League of Legends 2019 championship? Say nor more – below we’ve listed the results of every single LOL championship calendar match.
Knockout Stage Day 1, Quarterfinals: the 26th of October
Knockout Stage Day 2, Quarterfinals: the 27th of October
Knockout Stage Day 3, Semifinals: the 2nd of November
Knockout Stage Day 4, Semifinals: the 3rd of November
Knockout Stage Day 5, Grand Final: the 10th of November
Group Stage Day 1: the 12th of October
Group Stage Day 2: the 13th of October
Group Stage Day 3: the 14th of October
Group Stage Day 4: the 15th of October
Group Stage Day 5: the 17th of October
Group Stage Day 6: the 18th of October
Group Stage Day 7: the 19th of October
Group Stage Day 8: the 20th of October
Play-In Day 1: the 2nd of October
Play-In Day 2: the 3rd of October
Play-In Day 3: the 4th of October
Play-In Day 4: the 5th of October
Play-In Knockout Stage: the 7th of October
Play-In Knockout Stage: the 8th of October
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