LoL Articles

Coast and Cloud 9 find wins to end Week 10

<p>Coast took out XDG to avoid the bottom, and Cloud 9 crushed Curse to find first place in NA LCS.</p>

CLG ends TSM's dominant streak

<p>Dignitas&#39; goldenglue lead his team to a victory in his debut. &nbsp;Then, CLG used objective-focused play to beat TSM.</p>

World Elite attempts to climb back on top, EP shows their worth in W6D2

<p>World Elite shows if they&#39;ve shaken off their rust while Energy Pacemaker fight to prove their right to have the upset to stay in the LPL.</p>

SK and Fnatic join Alliance at first place

<p>Fnatic and ROCCAT found wins to pull themselves back into the LCS after slumps. &nbsp;Then SK Gaming reversed their loss to Gambit in the rematch.</p>

Alliance and Supa Hot Crew climb the ranks

<p>Alliance and Supa Hot Crew take the first place teams down a peg.</p>

NaJin teams split even in Champions Spring

<p>Both NaJin Black Sword and NaJin White Shield split even in their series against KT Rolster Bullets and CJ Entus Blaze respectively.</p>

Taipei Assassins advance to the GPL semifinals

<p>The Taipei Assassins destroyed Insidious Gaming in a set deserving of the name &quot;The Garena Draven League.&quot;</p>

SK Gaming vs Gambit rematch today

<p>Due to a referee&#39;s mishandling of a visible bug report, the game between Gambit and SK Gaming will be remade today after the other scheduled LCS matches.</p>

Alliance meet Fnatic's win streak in Week 10

<p>Alliance took down ROCCAT to extend their win streak, and Fnatic shut down the new Supa Hot Mid.</p>

Millenium lost without Araneae, Gambit back on form

<p>Week 10 of the EU LCS kicked off with the debut of KottenX, Millenium&#39;s new jungler, as well as Vel&#39;Koz, the newest champion to enter the Rift.</p>

Thirteen Brazilian pro-gamers are banned

<p>Involved in the big scheme of Elo boosting inside the Brazilian server, the Brazilian &quot;pro players&quot; may only return to play official tournaments of Riot Games in 2015.</p>

First SelecterCup LoL is announced

<p>First tournament of the Selecter, a new Brazilian website specializing in games, will distribute $ 7.500 in prizes and feature the best teams from Brazil.</p>