Photo: T1
South Korea remains the reference country that makes League of Legends lovers dream. If its domination is put to the test by the Chinese powers, the LCK continues to attract the curious, eager to discover the prodigies of tomorrow while admiring the GOAT Faker. This year again, the best player in history will be there to try to bring T1 back to the top. But the task looks complicated, KIA DWG and Gen.G do not intend to let it go and will present very large rosters.
Classification
As a reminder: the 6 best teams of the segment will qualify for the playoffs. Those who will finish 2 top at the end of the regular season will have a significant advantage by starting directly in the semi-finals.
1 | T1 | 8 – 0 | + 12 |
1 |  GEN | 6 – 2 | +5 |
3 |  DK | 5 – 3 | + 7 |
3 |  XRD | 5 – 3 | + 2 |
5 |  kt | 4 – 4 | + 2 |
5 |  NS | 3 – 5 | -3 |
7 |  BRO | 3 – 5 | -4 |
7 |  HLE | 2 – 6 | -5 |
9 |  LSB | 2 – 6 | – 8 |
9 |  KDF | 2 – 6 | – 8 |
Matches of the week
In addition to KT’s big matches which have definitely not had an easy week, the other poster is undoubtedly the Damwon / DRX duel on Thursday
02/16 | ||
 | 9am |  |
 | 12 p.m. |  |
02/17 | ||
 | 9am |  |
 | 12 p.m. |  |
02/18 | ||
 | 9am |  |
 | 12 p.m. |  |
02/19 | ||
 | 9am |  |
 | 12 p.m. |  |
02/20 | ||
 | 9am |  |
 | 12 p.m. |  |
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Rogue fell, not once but twice in Week 5 of competition. Solidly anchored at the top of the LEC, the team retains its place but sees its competitors getting dangerously close. Fnatic and G2 Esports are in good shape and are developing very good League of Legends.