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LEC 2019 Season Overview

2019 marked the dawn of the LEC era. With the move to a long-term partnership model, the league introduced legendary organizations like Rogue and Excel. This was the year G2 Esports asserted global dominance, culminating in their victory at MSI 2019 and a run to the World Championship finals.

Tournament Format

Regular Season:

  • Double Round Robin (Bo1): 18 matches per team.
  • The Top 6 teams qualify for the Playoffs.

Playoffs (The "Juggernaut" Format):

  • Top 2 seeds face off in the "Winners' Bracket" for a direct spot in the finals.
  • Seeds 3-6 compete in an elimination bracket.
  • The loser of the Winner's match gets a second chance in the Semifinals against the lower bracket survivor.

Participating Teams

Spring roster

Additional players in a filled position are retained as substitutes.

  • G2 Esports
  • Fnatic
  • Origen
  • Splyce
  • FC Schalke 04
  • Rogue
  • Team Vitality
  • SK Gaming
  • Misfits Gaming
  • Excel Esports

Summer roster

Additional players in a filled position are retained as substitutes.

  • G2 Esports
  • Fnatic
  • Origen
  • Splyce
  • FC Schalke 04
  • Rogue
  • Team Vitality
  • SK Gaming
  • Misfits Gaming
  • Excel Esports
LEC Spring 2019

Spring Regular Season Standings

#TeamW-LWin %Streak
1
G2 Esports
13 - 572%2L
2
Origen
12 - 667%6W
3
Fnatic
11 - 761%8W
4
Splyce
11 - 761%1L
5
Team Vitality
10 - 856%3L
6
SK Gaming
9 - 950%2W
7
FC Schalke 04
9 - 950%1W
8
Misfits Gaming
8 - 1044%1W
9
Excel Esports
5 - 1328%1L
10
Rogue
2 - 1611%7L

Spring Playoffs

G2 Esports set a record for the fastest Bo5 in European history, dismantling Origen in the finals to secure their MSI ticket.

Round 1
Fnatic
3
Team Vitality
0
Splyce
3
SK Gaming
1
Round 2
Fnatic
3
Splyce
1
G2 Esports
3
Origen
0
Round 3
Fnatic
1
Origen
3
Grand Final
G2 Esports
3
Origen
0
G2 Esports: Spring Champions
LEC Summer 2019

Summer Regular Season Standings

#TeamW-LWin %Streak
1
G2 Esports
15 - 383%1W
2
Fnatic
14 - 478%4W
3
Splyce
12 - 667%2L
4
FC Schalke 04
11 - 761%2W
5
Rogue
7 - 1139%1L
6
Team Vitality
7 - 1139%4L
7
SK Gaming
7 - 1139%2W
8
Origen
7 - 1139%2L
9
Misfits Gaming
6 - 1233%2W
10
Excel Esports
4 - 1422%5L

Summer Playoffs

G2 and Fnatic played two separate five-game series during the playoffs, with G2 winning both.

Quarterfinals
Splyce
0
Rogue
3
FC Schalke 04
3
Team Vitality
1
Upper Final
G2 Esports
3
Fnatic
2
Rogue
1
FC Schalke 04
3
Lower Final
Fnatic
3
FC Schalke 04
0
Grand Final
G2 Esports
3
Fnatic
2
G2 Esports: Summer Champions

Venues & Locations

Spring Finals
Rotterdam, Netherlands
Ahoy Arena | Capacity: 16,000
Summer Finals
Athens, Greece
Nikos Galis Olympic Indoor Hall | Capacity: 18,000