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LEC Summer Split Playoffs: Schedule, Teams, Format, and More

LEC Summer Split Playoffs: Schedule, Teams, Format, and More

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10 Jun, 2024, 15:21

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Last updated: 9 Apr, 2025, 20:33

The League of Legends EMEA Championship (LEC) finds itself heading towards the conclusion of its Summer Split. The 2024 LEC Summer Split Playoffs will begin on the 12th of July, and is set to run until the 28th of the same month.

Moreover, the Playoffs come off the back of a near week and a half break since the conclusion of the 2024 LEC Summer Regular Split. Similar to last year’s Summer Split Playoffs, the top 8 performing teams from the LEC will convene.

The winner of the 2024 LEC Summer Split Playoffs will guarantee themselves a spot in the 2024 Season World Championships (Worlds).

The teams qualified are (Based on Summer Standing):

2024 LEC Summer Split Playoffs Format

During this over 2-week long conclusion to the Summer Split, 8 teams will compete within a double-elimination bracket. Rounds 1 and 2 will be played in Bo3 format, all further matches will be in Bo5 format.

The top 3 teams from this Playoffs will qualify for the 2024 LEC Season Finals later this year. Furthermore, the winner will be guaranteed a spot at Worlds later this year, regardless of their placement in the LEC Season Finals.

2024 LEC Summer Split Playoffs Bracket and Schedule

Round 1

SK Gaming vs Team Heretics [5pm CET | 12th Aug]

Team BDS vs MAD Lions KOI [7pm CET | 12th Aug]

Fnatic vs GIANTX [5pm CET | 13th Aug]

G2 Esports vs Karmine Corp [7pm CET | 13th Aug]

MAD Lions KOI vs Karmine Corp [5pm CET | 21st Aug]

Team Heretics vs GIANTX [7pm CET | 21st Aug]

Round 2

SK Gaming vs Fnatic [5pm CET | 14th Aug]

Team BDS vs G2 Esports [7pm CET | 14th Aug]

Round 3

[More information to be updated as the tournament progresses]

Round 4

Fnatic vs G2 Esports [5pm CET | 23rd Aug]

Finals

[More information to be updated as the tournament progresses]

How to watch the 2024 LEC Summer Split Playoffs?

The 2024 League of Legends LEC Summer Split Playoffs will be live-streamed on Twitch and YouTube.

Check out this link for a complete list of all other languages it will be streamed in.

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This article was last updated on the 10th of July.

Credit: Michal Konkol/Riot Games

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