Updated on September 27, 3:23 p.m. (GMT+8): The article previously contained an error that stated that Indonesia lost to Vietnam in the Quarterfinals, when in fact it was India. This error has been rectified.
Updated on September 25, 11:15 a.m. (GMT+8): Added link on where to watch Asian Games LoL livestream.
The 19th Asian Games is poised to bring the most talented esports teams onto a single stage. One of the highlighted esports categories in this event is the multiplayer online battle arena game, League of Legends.
The event will bring together players of different caliber, uniting them into national teams all vying for the prestigious gold medal.
Here’s everything you need to know about LoL Asian Games 2023, including the complete list of teams participating in the event, its schedule and results, its format, and where to watch the live broadcast.
What is the Asian Games 2023?
The 19th Asian Games is a major multi-sport event scheduled to be held in Hangzhou, China, from September 23 to October 8. It was originally scheduled to take place in 2022, but was postponed to a later date due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
It is the 19th edition of the Asian Games, a regional sporting event that brings together athletes from across Asia. The games feature a wide range of traditional and regional sports, including esports, and aim to promote sportsmanship, cultural exchange, and cooperation among Asian countries.
The esports discipline encompasses eight titles, including Arena of Valor (Asian Games version), Dota 2, Dream Three Kingdoms 2, EA Sports FIFA-branded soccer games, Hearthstone, League of Legends, PUBG Mobile (Asian Games version), and Street Fighter V.
LoL Asian Games 2023 schedule and results
Team Korea warm up matches
Prior to the main event, Team Korea engaged in warm up matches against other national teams.
September 11
TEAM | RESULT | TEAM |
South Korea | 2 — 0 | Vietnam |
September 12
TEAM | RESULT | TEAM |
South Korea | 2 — 0 | Chinese Taipei |
The official LoL Asian Games 2023 matches will be a five-day spectacle and will run from September 25 to September 29.
Group Stage
Group Stage standings
GROUP A | STANDINGS |
South Korea | 2 — 0 |
Hong Kong | 1 — 1 |
Kazakhstan | 0 — 2 |
GROUP B | STANDINGS |
Vietnam | 2 — 0 |
Japan | 1– 1 |
Palestine | 0 — 2 |
GROUP C | STANDINGS |
Chinese Taipei | 2 — 0 |
United Arab Emirates | 1 — 1 |
Maldives | 0 — 2 |
GROUP D | STANDINGS |
Macau | 1 — 0 |
Thailand | 0 — 1 |
Group A Round 1
September 25
TEAM | RESULTS | TEAM |
Hong Kong | 0 — 1 | South Korea |
Hong Kong | 1 — 0 | Kazakhstan |
South Korea | 1 — 0 | Kazakhstan |
Japan | 1 — 0 | Palestine |
Japan | 0 — 1 | Vietnam |
Vietnam | 1 — 0 | Palestine |
Day 2
September 26
TEAM | RESULTS | TEAM |
United Arab Emirates | 0 — 1 | Chinese Taipei |
Thailand | 0 — 1 | Macau |
United Arab Emirates | 1 — 0 | Maldives |
Chinese Taipei | 1 — 0 | Maldives |
Quarterfinals
September 27
TEAM | RESULTS | TEAM |
Saudi Arabia | 0 — 2 | South Korea |
China | 2 — 0 | Macau |
Malaysia | 0 — 2 | Chinese Taipei |
India | 0 — 2 | Vietnam |
Semifinals
September 28
TEAM | RESULTS | TEAM |
South Korea | 2 — 0 | China |
Chinese Taipei | 2 — 0 | Vietnam |
Third-place match
September 29
TEAM | RESULTS | TEAM |
China | 2 — 1 | Vietnam |
Finals
September 29
TEAM | RESULTS | TEAM |
South Korea | 2 — 0 | Chinese Taipei |
LoL Asian Games 2023 Finals results
RESULTS | COUNTRY |
Gold | South Korea |
Silver | Chinese Taipei |
Bronze | China |
Complete LoL Asian Games 2023 teams and player rosters
Bahrain, Jordan, Kuwait, Kyrgyzstan, Myanmar, Oman, Philippines, Qatar, Singapore, and Sri Lanka withdrew from the tournament. Maldives joined despite not being on the preliminary list or the RDAG.
Southeast Asia teams
Malaysia (chosen by TFRM)
ROLE | PLAYER |
Top laner | Tam “Shine” See |
Jungler | Beckham “Arashi” Ang Jing En |
Mid laner | Sleep |
Bot laner | Eric “QaspieL” Sia Sze Pin |
Support | Alvin “Felia” Lim Ming Sang |
Thailand (qualifier)
ROLE | PLAYER |
Top laner | Palanan “Jingliu” Nut |
Jungler | Sukkamart “Flowerandbadger” Chayutphong |
Mid laner | Eyesong “Neulnnyr” Chirapat |
Bot laner | Bumrungcha “Pillow” Wkasem Nutthanon |
Support | Boonta “It Yummy” Phumiphat |
Coach | Changpu “Blondie” Karun |
Vietnam (chosen by VIRESA)
ROLE | PLAYER |
Top laner | Trần “Kiaya” Duy Sang |
Jungler | Đỗ “Levi” Duy Khánh |
Mid laner | Đặng “Kati” Thanh Phê |
Mid laner | Lê “Glory” Ngọc Vinh |
Bot laner | Trần “Artemis” Quốc Hưng |
Support | Trần “Bie”Đức Hiếu |
Coach | Lê “SofM” Quang Duy |
South and Central Asia teams
India (qualifier)
ROLE | PLAYER |
Top laner | Sanindhya “Deadcorp” Malik |
Jungler | Aakash “Infi” Shandilya |
Mid laner | Akshaj “Kai” Shenoy |
Bot laner | Mihir “Lotus” Ranjan |
Support | Samarth “CrankO” Trivedi |
Substitute | Aditya “Krow” Selvaraj |
Kazakhstan (qualifier)
ROLE | PLAYER |
Top laner | Weox |
Jungler | Chingiz “MexanikCH” Abhishev |
Mid | Fakelover |
Bot laner | Jungkz |
Support | The Goldiee |
East Asia teams
China (chosen by CSIC)
ROLE | PLAYER |
Top laner | Chen “Bin” Ze-Bin |
Jungler | Zhao “JieJie” Li-Jie |
Jungler | Peng “Xun” Li-Xun |
Mid laner | Zhuo “knight” Ding |
Bot laner | Zhao “Elk” Jia-Hao |
Support | Tian “Meiko” Ye |
Coach | Zhu “KenZhu” Kai |
Chinese Taipei (chosen by CTESA)
ROLE | PLAYER |
Top laner | Hsu “Rest” Shih-Chieh |
Top laner | Su “Hanabi” Chia-Hsiang |
Jungler | Hung “Karsa” Hao-Hsuan |
Mid laner | Chu “FoFo” Chun-Lan |
Bot laner | Chiu “Doggo” Tzu-Chuan |
Support | Hu “SwordArt” Shuo-Chieh |
Coach | Chen “WarHorse” Ju-Chih |
Hong Kong (chosen by ESAHK)
ROLE | PLAYER |
Top laner | Chau “YSKM” Shu Tak |
Top laner | Mak “Solokill” Fu Keung |
Jungler | Chan “KennyChan” Chi Yung |
Mid laner | Li “Medzz” Ka Yuen |
Bot laner | Wong “MnM” Ka Chun |
Support | Ling “Kaiwing” Kai Wing |
Coach | Wong “Skywalk” Chun Him |
Coach | Chan “Jazkit” Cheuk Kit |
Coach | Kan “Kabe” Ho Man |
Japan (chosen by JESU)
ROLE | PLAYER |
Top laner | Minato “RayFarky” Shinohara |
Top laner | Fumiya “Ino” Aino |
Jungler | Dai “hachamecha” Takai |
Mid laner | Norifumi “Recap” Yamazaki |
Bot laner | Yuta “Yutapon” Sugiura |
Support | Ryosei “Enty” Tanioka |
Coach | Haruhiko “Gismo” Aoki |
Macau (chosen by MESF)
ROLE | PLAYER |
Top laner | 蘇嘉富 (2oey) |
Jungler | Yau U “NH” Son (姚宇信) |
Mid | Sit “Faith” Chong Fai |
Bot laner | 楊浩良 (HOU99) |
Support | Leong “SeaLion” Si Un |
South Korea (chosen by KeSPA)
ROLE | PLAYER |
Top laner | Choi “Zeus” Woo-je |
Jungler | Seo “Kanavi” Jin-hyeok |
Mid laner | Lee “Faker” Sang-hyeok |
Mid laner | Jeong “Chovy” Ji-hoon |
Bot laner | Park “Ruler” Jae-hyuk |
Support | Ryu “Keria” Min-seok |
Coach | Kim “kkOma” Jeong-gyun |
Coach | Kim “Khan” Dong-ha |
Coach | Lee “Zefa” Jae-min |
West Asia teams
Palestine
ROLE | PLAYER |
Top laner | Adli Arafat |
Jungler | Ghaleb Fatayer |
Mid laner | Saif Aghbar |
Bot laner | Rami Ghanayem |
Support | Yousef Shakhshir |
Saudi Arabia
ROLE | PLAYER |
Top laner | Nawaf “Wufo” Abdulaziz Alkhowaiter |
Jungler | Ajwad “Ajwad” Wazzan |
Mid laner | Abdulaziz “Oniikhan” Al Mubarak |
Bot laner | Nawaf “Mimic” Al-Salem |
Bot laner | Nawaf “Nawaf” Al Jauid |
Support | Meshal “Mishal” Albarrak |
Coach | Ömer “Basei” Onay |
United Arab Emirates
ROLE | PLAYER |
TBC | Butti Almansoori |
TBC | Ahmad Alsuwaidi |
Mid laner | Faris “Magic” Almazroouei |
Bot laner | Khalifa “Rust” Al-Dhaheri |
Bot laner | Harib “Harib” Sami |
Support | Mohammad “Grèédy” Abdulaziz |
Where to watch esports at Asian Games 2023
VODs of Team Korea’s warm up matches can be viewed on KeSPA’s YouTube channel.
League of Legends matches for the main event are streamed on AfreecaTV’s channels (A, B, and C channels) and on Bilibili.
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