How to Watch the 2019 LEC Spring Split Finals Weekend
By Wyatt Fossett ·
In their first postseason with a new playoff format, three teams traveled to Rotterdam but only one will be crowned the Champions of the LEC.
It’s going to be one of the most exciting weekends ever for European League of Legends fans as the top three teams have landed in Rotterdam, Netherlands ahead of a busy weekend.
Who’s Playing?
Thanks to a new playoff format, the 1st (G2) and 2nd place teams in the regular Spring Split, got to by-pass the first round. They would then meet in the second round, where they would play each other. The loser (Origen) then has to play the winner of the other four teams (Fnatic) that qualified for the playoffs in the 3rd-6th spots. They are also the only team in this playoff structure that get a second chance to live on in the tournament if they lose their first series.
Meanwhile, Fnatic are looking like their old selves, ending the regular season on a real high wave. Fnatic then picked apart Splyce in the Quarterfinals after destroying Team Vitality in round one of the playoffs, to earn their place in the Semis.
Now, Origen (who lost to G2 Esports in the match between 1st and 2nd) will play Fnatic in the first head-to-head at Rotterdam.
The winner of that matchup will play G2 Esports in the Grand Finals on Sunday, as the Kings of the EU sit awaiting their opponents.
How to Watch
Riot Games will stream all LEC Spring Finals matches live from the Rotterdam Ahoy Arena on Twitch.
Watch live video from Riot Games on www.twitch.tv
You can also catch all of the action on their YouTube channel. It’s important to note that you can set reminders for upcoming live events on YouTube if you’re logged in.
Rotterdam live in the Central European Time Zone which puts them 9 hours ahead of us here on the West Coast of North America.
Saturday
Semifinals
Origen vs Fnatic
Start Time - 8:00 AM Pacific Time (approx)
Pre-show - 7:30 AM Pacific Time (expected)
Start Time Across Time Zones -
8AM PDT / 10AM CDT / 11AM EDT / 4PM BST / 12AM (Sun) KST / 1AM (Sun) AEST
Sunday
Grand Finals
G2 Esports vs Semifinals Winner
Start Time - 8:00 AM Pacific Time (approx)
Pre-show - 7:30 AM Pacific Time (expected)
Start Time Across Time Zones -
8AM PDT / 10AM CDT / 11AM EDT / 4PM BST / 12AM (Sun) KST / 1AM (Sun) AEST
With two days worth of matches, this weekend’s festivities in Rotterdam, Netherlands, is going to be a great one.
You can also catch the action from the LCS Spring Finals here in St. Louis later in the day on Saturday, April 13th.