And just like that, the LEC Spring Splitgroup stage gamesare over and done with.
These are the top six teams that have made it.
MAD Lions, on the other hand, have been a ghost of their former selves this season.
The former double-split champions finished in seventh overall, a drastic dip in form as compared to last season.
How are the playoffs looking?
As for the lower bracket, you have Excel going up against Vitality.
Both Rogue and Misfits have a history dating back to 2019.
This was when the LEC was known as the LCS EU region.
And the last time they met, Fnatic came out on top in the LEC Summer Split last year.
They also won MSI back in 2019 as well as finishing second and fifth in the years prior.
The boys in orange will be looking to finally make their presence known on the international stage once more.
They have looked solid for the most part bar some slip-ups along the way.
Fnatic has been able to go undefeated on four separate weeks whereas G2 has only done it once.
Since joining the LEC in 2019, the team has never been able to qualify, until now.
However, the team as a whole hasn’t been performing too well as of late.
Going into the series, Vitality had already lost against Excel twice in the group stage.
This doesn’t bode well for the French org, which invested heavily in the new roster.
The LEC Spring Split playoffs will begin on the last weekend of March from 26 - 27.
As for the lower bracket match, that will happen at 11.00 pm GMT+8 on March 27 as well.
