Get ready for 2023 LEC Season Finals

The highly anticipated LEC Season Finals 2023 is almost here, and European League of Legends fans can't wait.

The top teams are gearing up for a clash of titans, vying for the coveted title of 2023 European champion. Here's what you need to know:

The top three teams in the LEC Finals secure direct entry into the Swiss stage of Worlds 2023. The fourth-placed team gets another shot at Worlds through the Worlds Qualifying Series, facing off against Golden Guardians, LCS' fourth seed.

The event kicks off at the LEC studio in Berlin before moving to the Sud de France Arena in Montpellier for the lower bracket final and title match. The EMEA Masters Summer Finals will also take place in the French arena, making it an exciting addition to the LEC roadshow.

The EMEA Masters 2023 Summer marks the twelfth installment of Europe's top semi-professional tournament, encompassing 13 League of Legends European Regional Leagues (ERLs). Formerly recognized as EU Masters, this event is now in its second edition since the amalgamation of EU, TR, CIS, and MENA into the EMEA region. Every ERL selects their finest regional talents to compete on behalf of their nation, battling for regional honor. The EMEA Masters functions as the secondary tier of competition beneath the LEC, Europe's premier League of Legends tournament.

While the teams are locked in, the final seeding and bracket depend on the outcome of EXCEL's match against G2.

G2 Esports, MAD Lions, Fnatic, and Team BDS (qualified for the WQS) have secured their spots as the LEC's four Worlds teams.

Team BDS impressed with a 3-0 win over SK Gaming, securing at least a chance to play for the fourth seed. Despite a nail-biting match, Fnatic, even with Oscarinin sidelined due to a hand injury, managed to qualify directly for Worlds. BDS is now eliminated from Season Finals contention and must face Golden Guardians to qualify for Worlds.

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What is the format for the 2023 LEC Season Finals?

• Teams compete in a double-elimination bracket.
• Seeding is determined by Championship Points.
• All matches follow a Bo5 format.
• The top 3 teams secure their spots at Worlds.
• The 4th-placed team will compete in the Worlds Qualifying Series (WQS).

The Season Grand Finals commence on August 19 at 16:00 CEST. Don't miss the action!

Here are the final matches and the team rosters:

Sud de France Arena matches (September 9-10)

Day 1: September 9

Lower Final: Fnatic vs MAD Lions

Day 2: September 10

Grand Final: G2 Esports vs TBD

LEC Finals: Teams and rosters

G2 Esports: Winter Split Champions	BrokenBlade, Yike, Caps, Hans Sama, Mikyx
MAD Lions: Spring Split Champions	Chasy, Elyoya, Nisqy, Carzzy, Hylissang
EXCEL: Summer Split Champions	Odoamne, Peach, Abbedagge, Patrik, LIMIT
Team BDS: Qualified by Championship Point	Adam, Sheo, NUCLEARINT, Crownie, Labrov
SK Gaming: Qualified by Championship Points	Irrelevant, Markoon, Sertuss, Exakick, Doss
Fnatic: Qualified by Championship Points	Oscarinin, Razork, Humanoid, Noah, Trymbi

LEC Finals: Standings so far and prizes

• 1^st place: $71,600 + Worlds spot
• 2^nd place: $44,060 + Worlds spot
• 3^rd place: $27,540 + Worlds spot
• 4^th place: $16,525 + WQS spot
• 5^th-6^th place: EXCEL and SK GAMING: $8,260

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