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After an entire year of competitive play, the League of Legends professional scene is coming to a close in a few days. On November 6 (for us in Europe), the grand finals will take place, and with that day coming, we now know who will be facing off for the title of champion for 2022.
Specifically, it will be T1 who will take on DRX, with the pair squaring off in a best of five. The match itself will be held at 00:00 GMT / 1:00 CET on November 6, with the game being played live in San Francisco.
Be sure to catch the action right here when it unfolds, and as for the results for the semi-finals matches this past weekend, you can find them below.
Germany will play host to this year's big LEC event.
Yet another team is confirmed for MSI 2024.
The team has punched its ticket to MSI 2024... again.
After falling short in the Spring Split, a management change has been made.
Two Riot-developed games join the major event this summer.
After defeating FlyQuest in this past weekend's finals.
