The first international League of Legends: Wild Rift tournament will take place very soon. A total of 16 teams from eight regions will be competing at the Wild Rift Summer Super Cup 2021.

The top two teams from each region will represent their country at the Wild Rift Summer Super Cup 2021. They will battle it out for a chance to be crowned Southeast Asia’s Wild Rift champion and the lion’s share of the US$150,000 prize pool.


Wild Rift Summer Super Cup 2021 Format

The group stage will be played in a double round robin format.

There are two rules that govern grouping: Firstly, only two number one seed teams are allowed in each group, and secondly, teams from the same region cannot be in the same group. 

Wild Rift Summer Super Cup 2021, Group Stage
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All 16 teams have been drawn into groups of four, where the top three teams will advance to the playoffs. 

The playoffs will be played in a single-elimination format in best-of-five series.

The group champion will be seeded to the quarterfinals (second round of playoffs), while the second and third place team of each group will being their journey in the first round of playoffs.

Wild Rift, Summer Super Cup 2021, Format
Credit: PPGL

The top eight teams will then advance to the quarterfinals. 

The top four teams then advance to the semifinals, where they will fight for a spot in the final, while the losers of that round will compete for 3rd/4th placing.

Wild Rift, Summer Super Cup 2021, Format
Credit: PPGL

Which team will be the first Wild Rift Summer Super Cup 2021 champion?

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Wild Rift Summer Super Cup 2021 results

Playoffs Day 3 (Sunday, June 27)

  • EVOS Esports 3 – 1 SBTC Esports
  • Cerberus Esports 0 – 3 ONE Team
  • SBTC Esports 2 – 3 Cerberus Esports
  • EVOS Esports 3 – 2 ONE Team

Playoffs Day 2 (Saturday, June 26)

  • Amihan Esports 2 – 3 SBTC Esports
  • Cerberus Esports 3 – 2 Team Secret
  • Flash Wolves 2 – 3 ONE Team
  • EVOS Esports 3 – 0 The Alliance

Playoffs Day 1 (Friday, June 25)

  • SBTC Esports 3 – 0 Bigetron Esports
  • MVP 1 – 3 Team Secret
  • ONE Team 3 – 1 Buriram United Esports
  • The Alliance 3 – 0 Onic Esports

Group Stage Day 4 (Tuesday, June 22)

  • Onic Esports 0 – 1 ONE Team
  • Cerberus Esports 1 – 0 Impunity Esports
  • Berjaya Dragons 0 – 1 MVP
  • Buriram United Esports 0 – 1 Flash Wolves
  • Onic Esports 1– 0 Cerberus Esports
  • ONE Team 1 – 0 Impunity Esports
  • Berjaya Dragons 0 – 1 Buriram United Esports
  • MVP 0 – 1 Flash Wolves
  • Impunity Esports 0 – 1 Onic Esports
  • Cerberus Esports 1 – 0 ONE Team
  • Flash Wolves 1 – 0 Berjaya Dragons
  • Buriram United Esports 0 – 1 MVP

Group Stage Day 3 (Monday, June 21)

  • SBTC Esports 0 – 1 EVOS Esports
  • QWQ 0 – 1 Team Secret
  • Bigetron Esports 0 – 1 Geek Fam
  • Amihan Esports 1 – 0 Geek Fam
  • SBTC Esports 0 – 1 QWQ
  • EVOS Esports 0 – 1 Team Secret
  • Amihan Esports 0 – 1 Bigetron Esports
  • Team Secret 0 – 1 SBTC Esports
  • QWQ 0 – 1 EVOS Esports
  • The Alliance 0 – 1 Amihan Esports
  • Geek Fam 0 – 1 The Alliance
  • Bigetron Esports 0 – 1 The Alliance

Group Stage Day 2 (Sunday, June 20)

  • ONE Team 0 – 1 Cerberus Esports
  • Onic Esports 1 – 0 Impunity Esports
  • MVP 1 – 0 Buriram United Esports
  • Berjaya Dragons 0 – 1 Flash Wolves
  • Amihan Esports 1 – 0 Geek Fam
  • The Alliance 1 – 0 Bigetron Esports
  • QWQ 0 – 1 SBTC Esports
  • Impunity Esports 0 – 1 ONE Team
  • Cerberus Esports 1 – 0 Onic Esports
  • Flash Wolves 1 – 0 MVP
  • Buriram United Esports 1 – 0 Berjaya Dragons
  • Team Secret 0 – 1 EVOS Esports

Group Stage Day 1 (Saturday, June 19)

  • EVOS Esports 1 – 0 SBTC Esports
  • Team Secret 1 – 0 QWQ Esports
  • Amihan Esports 1 – 0 The Alliance
  • Geek Fam 0 – 1 Bigetron Esports
  • ONE Team 1 – 0 Onic Esports
  • Impunity Esports 0 – 1 Cerberus Esports
  • MVP 0 – 1 Berjaya Dragons
  • Flash Wolves 1 – 0 Buriram United Esports
  • EVOS Esports 1 – 0 QWQ Esports
  • SBTC Esports 1 – 0 Team Secret
  • Bigetron Esports 0 – 1 Amihan Esports
  • The Alliance 1 – 0 Geek Fam

Wild Rift Summer Super Cup 2021 Standings

(Standings as of Day 4 of the Group Stages.)

Group A

  • EVOS Esports | TH (5-1)
  • SBTC Esports | VN (3-3)
  • Team Secret | PH (3-3)
  • QWQ | HK (1-5)

Group B

  • Amihan Esports | PH (5-1)
  • The Alliance | SG (4-2)
  • Bigetron Esports | ID (2-4)
  • Geek Fam | MY (1-5)

Group C

  • Cerberus Esports | VN (5-1)
  • One Team Esports | TW (4-2)
  • Onic Esports | ID (3-3)
  • Impunity Esports | SG (0-6)

Group D

  • Flash Wolves | TW (6-0)
  • MVP|HK (3-3)
  • Buriram United Esports | TH (2-4)
  • Berjaya Dragons | MY (1-5)
Screenshot by Mika Fabella/ONE Esports

Wild Rift Summer Super Cup 2021 schedule

The group stage will take place from June 19 to June 22, 2021.

The playoffs are scheduled from June 25 to June 27, 2021.

Broadcast will go live at 1:30 p.m. GMT+8, with the first match starting at 2:00 p.m.

The playoffs schedule is as follows:

  • June 25 – Quarterfinals qualifiers
  • June 26 – Quarterfinals
  • June 27 – Semifinals, Third Place match, and Grand Final

Qualified teams for the Wild Rift Summer Super Cup 2021

These are the 16 teams that have qualified for the 2021 Summer Super Cup after making it to the grand finals of the SEA Icon Series: Summer Season in their respective regions:

Credit: PPGL

Vietnam

Singapore

Thailand

Philippines

Indonesia

Malaysia

Taiwan

Hong Kong

  • MVP
  • QWQ
Credit: PPGL

How to watch the Wild Rift Summer Super Cup 2021

You can catch the broadcast on Twitch, Facebook, YouTube and TikTok on Riot SEA’s official channels as well as on partner broadcast channels.

The event will be broadcast in English, Tagalog, Bahasa Indonesia, Bahasa Malaysia, Mandarin, Vietnamese, Thai, and Cantonese.

English

League of Legends: Wild Rift YouTube
Riot Games Twitch
League of Legends: Wild Rift Facebook
League of Legends Wild Rift Philippines TikTok

Tagalog

League of Legends: Philippines Facebook
PPGL YouTube
PPGL Facebook
PPGL TikTok
PPGL Twitch

Bahasa Indonesia

League of Legends: Indonesia Facebook
League of Legends: Wild Rift Indonesia TikTok
Wild Rift Indonesia YouTube (operated by One Up)

Bahasa Malaysia

League of Legends: Wild Rift Malaysia Facebook
League of Legends: Wild Rift Malaysia YouTube
ESL Malaysia YouTube
ESL Malaysia Twitch
ESL Malaysia Facebook

Mandarin

League of Legends: Wild Rift Taiwan YouTube
League of Legends: Wild Rift Taiwan Facebook
CGA Twitch
CGA Youtube
CGA Facebook

Vietnamese

League of Legends: Wild Rift Vietnam YouTube
League of Legends: Wild Rift Vietnam Facebook
League of Legends: Wild Rift Esports Vietnam Facebook (operated by VNG)
League of Legends: Wild Rift Vietnam TikTok

Thai

League of Legends: Wild Rift Thailand YouTube
ESL Thailand YouTube
ESL Thailand Twitch
League of Legends: Wild Rift Thailand Facebook
ESL Thailand Facebook
League of Legends: Wild Rift Thailand Tiktok

Cantonese

Talon-X YouTube
Talon-X Esports Twitch
Talon-X Esports Facebook


Follow PPGL for the latest updates on the Wild Rift Summer Super Cup 2021. 

Updated on June 16, 12:40 p.m. (GMT +8): Added details on the teams, live stream times, and where to watch the Wild Rift Summer Super Cup 2021.

Updated on June 21, 10:47 a.m. (GMT +8): Added results for the Group Stages for Day 1 and Day 2.

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