Both the LEC and LCS came to a close this weekend with G2 Esports taking on Fnatic and TSM battling it out with FlyQuest. In the LEC it was G2 Esports who swept Fnatic with a 3-0 scoreline while TSM had some more issues with FlyQuest in a closer series that ended in 3-2 for TSM.
The Grand Finals of the LEC was shaping up to be a big series, as Fnatic beat G2 Esports convincingly in their earlier meeting in the playoffs. This time things turned out a bit different after a standout performance by mid laner Rasmus “Caps” Winther, who also took home the MVP award. Even though G2 Esports would go on to win 3-0, Fnatic put up a fight in each one of their games. The first match went on exceptionally long, only ending after a misstep by Fnatic jungler Oskar “Selfmade” Boderek.
🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆 pic.twitter.com/JZAuEUFpgR
— G2 Esports 👑 (@G2esports) September 6, 2020
In the LCS it was TSM that won it all after a good playoff run following a mediocre split. They met FlyQuest in the finals, who suffered some technical difficulties following a heatwave in California as their AD carry Jason “Wildturtle” Tran had to deal with a power outage. FlyQuest would win game four to make it 2-2, but TSM refocused their efforts and won the final game, making them the LCS champions.
7 TIMES LCS CHAMPIONS 🏆 pic.twitter.com/PgSkTgRb1N
— TSM (@TSM) September 7, 2020
The teams can now enjoy a brief rest period as they prepare for Worlds, which will start in October. There they’ll be able to prove themselves among the best teams in the world.
Watch the VODs for the series on Juked.gg
How do you think these teams will perform at Worlds?