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2021 LEC season League LEC Sport League of Legends Duration January 22 - April 11 (Spring) June 22 - August 1 (Summer) Number of teams 10 Champions MAD Lions Runners-up Rogue Season MVP Martin "Rekkles" Larsson Champions MAD Lions Runners-up Fnatic Season MVP Kacper "Inspired" Słoma
The 2021 LEC season was the third year of the League of Legends European Championshipesports league for the MOBA PC game League of Legends [ 1] 2021 World Championship were MAD Lions ,[ 2] Fnatic ,[ 3] Rogue ,[ 4] [ 5]
The Astralis Group merged its LEC team Origen into the Astralis brand prior to the 2021 season.[ 6]
Pos
Team
W
L
Pts
Qualification
1
G2 Esports[ a]
14
4
10
Advance to winners' bracket
2
Rogue[ a]
14
4
10
3
MAD Lions
10
8
2
4
FC Schalke 04[ b]
9
9
0
5
Fnatic[ b]
9
9
0
Advance to losers' bracket
6
SK Gaming[ c]
8
10
−2
7
Misfits Gaming[ c]
8
10
−2
8
Excel Esports
7
11
−4
9
Astralis
6
12
−6
10
Team Vitality
5
13
−8
^ a b G2 and Rogue's tie was broken by head-to-head record, with G2 winning both matchups.
^ a b Because Fnatic and Schalke were tied in their head-to-head record, their tie was instead broken by their win percentage in the second round robin. Fnatic won three games in the second round robin while Schalke won four, so fourth place was awarded to Schalke.
^ a b Misfits and SK Gaming's tie was broken by head-to-head record, with SK winning both matchups.
Upper round 1 Upper final Final 1 G2 Esports 3 4 Schalke 04 2 1 G2 Esports 1 3 MAD Lions 3 2 Rogue 1 3 MAD Lions 3 3 MAD Lions 3 2 Rogue 2 Lower round 1 Lower round 2 Lower round 3 Lower final 1 G2 Esports 1 2 Rogue 3 2 Rogue 3 4 Schalke 04 3 4 Schalke 04 1 5 Fnatic 3 5 Fnatic 0 6 SK Gaming 1
Pos
Team
W
L
Pts
Qualification
1
Rogue
13
5
8
Advance to winner' bracket
2
G2 Esports
12
6
6
3
MAD Lions
12
6
6
4
Misfits Gaming
12
6
6
5
Fnatic
11
7
4
Advance to losers' bracket
6
Team Vitality
8
10
−2
7
Excel Esports
7
11
−4
8
Origen
7
11
−4
9
SK Gaming
5
13
−8
10
FC Schalke 04
3
15
−12
Championship Points for playoffs seeding [ edit ] Upper round 1 Upper final Final 1 Rogue 3 4 Misfits Gaming 2 1 Rogue 0 2 MAD Lions 3 2 MAD Lions 3 3 G2 Esports 1 2 MAD Lions 3 5 Fnatic 1 Lower round 1 Lower round 2 Lower round 3 Lower final 1 Rogue 0 3 G2 Esports 2 5 Fnatic 3 4 Misfits Gaming 2 5 Fnatic 3 5 Fnatic 3 5 Fnatic 3 6 Team Vitality 2
Award
Player
Position
Team
All-Pro Team [ 8] Andrei "Odoamne" Pascu
Top
Rogue
Kacper "Inspired" Słoma
Jungle
Rogue
Rasmus "Caps" Winther Mid
G2 Esports
Martin "Rekkles" Larsson Bot
G2 Esports
Mihael "Mikyx" Mehle
Support
G2 Esports
Coaching Staff of the Split [ 9] Rogue Coaching Staff
Staff
Rogue
Rookie of the Split [ 10] Adam "Adam" Maanane
Top
Fnatic
MVP [ 11] Kacper "Inspired" Słoma
Jungle
Rogue
^ Kelly, Michael (15 December 2020). "LEC schedules 2021 opening day for Jan. 22" . Dot Esports . Retrieved 21 January 2021 . ^ Esguerra, Tyler (2021-08-29). "MAD Lions win 2021 LEC Summer Finals with impressive 3-1 series victory against Fnatic" . Dot Esports . Retrieved 2022-03-17 . ^ "Fnatic deny G2 and become the last LEC team to qualify for Worlds 2021" . Upcomer . 22 August 2021. Retrieved 2022-03-17 .^ "[LEC Summer Playoffs] Rogue is the first team to qualify for Worlds 2021 after defeating Misfits 3-2" . InvenGlobal . 2021-08-13. Retrieved 2022-03-17 .^ Heath, Jerome (2021-09-23). "All teams qualified for Worlds 2021" . Dot Esports . Retrieved 2022-03-17 . ^ Nicholson, Jonno (15 September 2020). "Astralis Group merges Origen and Future FC into Astralis brand" . Esports Insider . Retrieved 21 January 2021 . ^ Kelly, Michael (10 April 2021). "Rekkles wins 2021 LEC Spring Split MVP award" . Dot Esports . Retrieved 11 April 2021 . ^ Kelly, Michael (24 August 2021). "G2's Rekkles, Caps, others headline 2021 LEC All-Pro team" . Dot Esports . Retrieved 30 August 2021 . ^ Kelly, Michael (25 August 2021). "Rogue wins 2021 LEC Coaching Staff of the Year award" . Dot Esports . ^ Kelly, Michael (27 August 2021). "Fnatic top laner Adam wins 2021 LEC Rookie of the Summer Split award" . Dot Esports . Retrieved 30 August 2021 . ^ Esguerra, Tyler (28 August 2021). "Inspired wins 2021 LEC Summer Split MVP award" . Dot Esports . Retrieved 30 August 2021 .
