The LCS Spring Split finished leaving four teams fighting for job security at the Summer Promotion Tournaments in both Europe and North America. Who survived and who are the newcomers and what can we expect from them?

Four teams managed to qualify for the Summer League of Legends Championship series this weekend in Cologne. Read their stories.

The playoffs may have ended and four teams are already chilling because they have secured their places in the LCS summer split. 12 other squads though will enter the battle of their lives in order to claim one of the remaining four spots!

The League Championship Series Spring Playoffs featured some of the greatest games we have ever seen in the League of Legends professional scene. The best teams in North America and Europe have gifted us with thrilling matches, epic comebacks, huge upsets, quality plays and breathtaking moments.

The playoffs are over now and we know who was able to keep the pace up and won the LCS. If you weren't able to watch them check inside for the scores and highlights of last weeks' games.

After ten intense weeks of competition between the eight best teams in Europe, six of them are in the playoffs. Two will be sent to the Summer Promotion tournament, while the other four will grant themselves spots in LCS Summer. All the details inside!

What lessons can be learned from this incredible game? Why did it turn out the way it did? WTF happened!?

Take a peak and see what changes during Season 2 were key to the evolution of the biggest E-Sport discipline in the industry!

A lot of games were played in the last week. Find out about the scores inside and vote for your MVP of the last week of the LCS spring season.

The first ten weeks of the League of Legends Championship Series have gone by and we can't really state that there have been huge surprises in the standings. The top 4 teams have been the expected ones, with Fnatic placing 1st, Gambit Gaming 2nd, SK Gaming 3rd and Evil Geniuses 4th.