After nine weeks of heart-stopping action, the League of Legends European Championship (LEC) 2020 Spring Split has concluded its regular season.
After another perfect week, G2 Esports claimed the top spot in the rankings and will be the favorites going into the LEC playoffs.
Week 9 results
- Rogue 0 – 1 SK Gaming
- Team Vitality 0 – 1 Misfits Gaming
- G2 Esports 1 – 0 Schalke 04
- Excel Esports 0 – 1 Origen
- MAD Lions 0 – 1 Fnatic
- SK Gaming 1 – 0 Excel Esports
- Schalke 04 1 – 0 Rogue
- Origen 0 – 1 MAD Lions
- Fnatic 0 – 1 Team Vitality
- Misfits Gaming 0 – 1 G2 Esports
Match of the week: Fnatic vs Team Vitality
While Vitality has had a miserable season, and will not make the playoffs, their fans saw some light at the end of the tunnel with the team’s performance this week against second-place Fnatic.
VIT got off to a good start, grabbing four early kills by the middle lane Baron Nashor river. Jungler VIT Duncan “Skeanz” Marquet’s Gragas made a double kill against FNC Bwipo’s Jarvan IV and FNC Tim “Nemesis” Lipovšek’s Graves.
FNC still managed to give VIT a difficult time, as Carl Martin “Rekkles” Erik Larsson’s Jhin delivered the ultimate blow to VIT Markos “Comp” Stamkopoulos’ Varus which put the bot-laner to sleep.
However, Vitality were able to bounce back by successfully defending their base from FNC’s hard split push. With the help of the Baron Nashor buff and VIT Pierre “Steelback” Medjaldi’s perfect Thresh hooks, VIT then counterattacked and claimed their second win of the season.
- Fnatic end the game with a huge Ace against Rogue
- Abbedagge outmaneuvers Misfits and gets a quadrakill
Player of the week: Marcin “Jankos” Jankowski
G2’s jungler Jankos showcased the power of the half-dragon champion Shyvana on the last day of the Spring Split. Playing against MSF, G2 Jankos achieved the most kills on his team and a perfect KDA of 13/0/7.
He scored a triple kill in this clip after taking down MSF Danny “Dan Dan” Le Comte’s Teemo, MSF Petr “Denyk” Haramach’s Annie, and MSF Fabian “Febiven” Diepstraten’s LeBlanc.
Standings
1. G2 Esports (15-3)
2. Fnatic (13-5)
2. Origen (13-5)
4. MAD Lions (11-7)
5. Misfits Gaming (10-8)
6. Rogue (9-9)
7. Excel Esports (7-11)
8. Schalke 04 (6-12)
9. SK Gaming (4-14)
10. Team Vitality (2-16)
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