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The LEC is Back on the Road
The 2022 LEC Finals are back on the road. On June 28, 2022 the LEC revealed that the finals for the 2022 Summer Split will be packing up their bags and heading to another city and a whole new arena. Who else is excited to see the LEC put on a huge show once more?
The LEC had their last finals, that wasn't in Berlin, back in 2019 in Athens, Greece. Back then Wunder still played for G2, Perkz had never stepped foot in the LCS and COVID-19 was but a pipe dream. Now, years later, we finally get to witness another LEC finals as big as this one. Let's check out all the details we've got.
Where is the LEC Finals Taking Place?
The LEC semi-finals and finals will be heading to Northern Europe. The finals are going to take place in Malmö, Sweden. The event will be held at Malmö Arena. This is going to be the first road show in a long time, and Riot is excited to be hosting live events once more.
We are absolutely thrilled to announce that we will be hosting our 2022 Summer Finals in Malmö, Sweden. Being the first roadshow we’ve hosted away from our Berlin studio in three years, we can’t wait to give the fans an unforgettable experience. We’re pleased to be working with the City of Malmö again and look forward to bringing the breathtaking atmosphere to their city.
Will Fans Be In Attendance At the 2022 LEC Summer Finals?
Fans will be allowed to come watch the LEC finals in Sweden. Riot has already revealed that tickets will be going on sale July 1, 2022 for the event, so make sure to click on the official link to get your tickets if you want to road trip to Sweden for this event.
When are the 2022 LEC Finals Going to Take Place?
The 2022 LEC semi-finals and finals are going to take place on September 10 and 11. Then, the winners will be able to relax before heading to North America where they will be facing off against the best teams in the world at the 2022 League of Legends World Championship, which is going to take place in Mexico, Canada and the United States of America.
Who do you have your money on to win the LEC this year? G2 Esports have had a great start, but teams like Fnatic and Rogue are also doing well. Maybe a surprise team like Excel could be the LEC's third seed for the 2022 World Championship?