EMEA Masters Summer Grand Finals to Be Held at Paris Games Week 2025

EMEA Masters Summer Grand Finals to Be Held at Paris Games Week 2025

Kaustavmani Choudhury

30 Jul, 2025, 17:46

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Last updated: 30 Jul, 2025, 17:51

The EMEA Masters Summer Split final is set to take center stage at Paris Games Week on Sunday, November 2, 2025. Part of the competitive League of Legends calendar, this event brings together the best Tier-2 teams across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.

Team BDS Academy lifting the EMEA Masters 2024 trophy (1080p)
Team BDS Academy lifting the EMEA Masters 2024 trophy (Image Source: Riot Games)

Since its launch in 2018 as the European Masters, and its rebranding to EMEA Masters in 2023 to include a wider region, this tournament has become a key platform for rising esports stars. Many well-known players began their careers here, making it a vital stepping stone to elite competitions.

Event Format

The competition features teams from 13 national and regional leagues, including France’s LFL, Spain’s Superliga, DACH’s Prime League, Poland/Baltics’ Rift Legends, and the Arabian League representing MENA. It is considered the second tier of competitive League of Legends in the EMEA region, serving both as a battleground and a talent incubator.

The season is broken into three splits: Winter, Spring, and Summer. Teams battle through a challenging format starting with a Last Chance Qualifier, followed by the Swiss Stage, from which the top 16 teams advance to the final Playoffs.

The Playoffs are single-elimination matches culminating in the two finalists competing live on the main stage at the Dôme de Paris during Paris Games Week, creating an electrifying atmosphere for players and fans alike.

Tickets and Attendance

Fans eager to witness the live spectacle of the EMEA Masters Summer Split final can purchase tickets on the Paris Games Week website. Various options are available, including day passes (€29), final-exclusive tickets (€25), and combo tickets (€49), ensuring a range of choices for every esports enthusiast.

Attending the event offers not just a thrilling competition but also the chance to be part of a vibrant gaming community united by passion and excitement. The 2025 finals promise to be a memorable celebration of League of Legends esports in one of the world’s premier gaming events.


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