LPL Summer 2021: FPX finish in first leading into playoffs

The LPL 2021 Summer Split is upon us. After netting another international title with RNG at MSI, China’s best League of Legends sides are now fighting for spots at Worlds 2021. Keep up with the action with the latest standings, results, and schedule here.

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• FPX win final match against EDward Gaming to leapfrog into first place
• Top Esports secure top 6 spot after key win against Team WE.
• Outside of this week’s action, V5 jungler pzx fined a month’s salary for forgetting to take Smite

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⁠If you’re looking for a new League of Legends tournament to follow, then look no further than the LPL in China. Home to the MSI 2021 champions Royal Never Give Up, the 17-team league always puts on a show.

Known for its flashy highlight reels and kill-hungry action, there’s no more exciting league in the world. It’s the battlegrounds of multiple world champions ⁠— FunPlus Phoenix and Invictus Gaming ⁠— and historical figures like EDward Gaming, LGD Gaming, and Oh My God.

There’s more on the line than ever before, including over $650,000 USD in prize money, as well as a chance to compete on home soil at this year’s World Championship.

LPL 2021 Summer Split: Stream

The LPL has a dedicated English stream on Twitch. It broadcasts seven days a week, so you won’t miss a day’s action.

• Read More: How to watch LCS Summer 2021

If you do miss the daily show though, you can catch up on YouTube.

LPL 2021 Summer Split: Final Placements

LPL 2021 Summer Split: Results & schedule

Week 1 results: June 7 — June 13

Week 2 results: June 14 — June 20

Week 3 results: June 21 — June 27

Week 4 results: June 28 — July 4

Week 5 results: July 5 — July 11

Week 6 results: July 12 — July 18

Week 7 results: July 19 — July 25

Week 8 results: July 27 — August 1

Games on July 26 were rescheduled for later dates due to Typhoon In-Fa.

Week 9 results: August 2 — August 8

LPL 2021 Summer Split: Teams

All the teams competing in LPL Summer 2021 have been locked in. There’s been some roster overhauls ⁠— and name changes ⁠— since Spring, so be sure to refresh your memory.