Английская Википедия:2020 LEC season

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The 2020 LEC season was the second year of the League of Legends European Championship (LEC), a professional esports league for the MOBA PC game League of Legends, following its rebranding in late 2018. The spring regular season began on 24 January and was originally scheduled to conclude on 21 March; however, due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the season was temporarily suspended on 13 March. Four days later, it was announced that all remaining LEC matches for the spring regular season would be played online, beginning on 20 March.

League changes

On 23 April 2020, it was announced that the LEC would be given four spots at the 2020 World Championship due to the region's performance in 2018 and 2019. Unlike previous years, all of the LEC's participants at the 2020 World Championship will qualify solely through summer playoffs. Additionally, championship points awarded in the spring and summer regular seasons will no longer determine the LEC's second seed at the World Championship, nor seeding for the regional finals, which has been discontinued. Instead, they will only determine seeding for the summer playoffs. In the event of a tie in championship points, the team which earned more from the summer regular season will be awarded the higher seed.

Tiebreaker matches have also been discontinued; ties are broken either by head-to-head record or win percentage in the second round robin, with the former being considered before the latter.

Broadcasting

The English broadcast is available on the LoL Esports website, as well as on Twitch and YouTube. On 20 January, Riot Games announced their official partnership with Chinese streaming service Huya, giving them exclusive rights to the Chinese broadcast.

Teams

Excel Esports	FC Schalke 04
Fnatic	G2 Esports
MAD Lions	Misfits Gaming
Origen	Rogue
SK Gaming	Team Vitality

Spring

Regular season

{{#invoke:Sports table|main | style = WL | ranking_style = points | show_GB = no | hide_played = yes | GB_team = 1 | for_against_style = none | update = complete | source = Шаблон:Citation needed

| note_FNC = Because Fnatic and Origen were tied in their head-to-head record, their tie was instead broken by their win percentage in the second round robin. Fnatic won seven games in the second round robin while Origen won six, and so second place was awarded to Fnatic. | note_OG = FNC

| team2 = FNC | name_FNC = Fnatic | team1 = G2 | name_G2 = G2 Esports | team4 = MAD | name_MAD = MAD Lions | team5 = MSF | name_MSF = Misfits Gaming | team3 = OG | name_OG = Origen | team6 = RGE | name_RGE = Rogue | team8 = S04 | name_S04 = FC Schalke 04 | team9 = SK | name_SK = SK Gaming | team7 = XL | name_XL = Excel Esports | team10 = VIT | name_VIT = Team Vitality

| win_FNC = 13 | loss_FNC = 5 | win_G2 = 15 | loss_G2 = 3 | win_MAD = 11 | loss_MAD = 7 | win_MSF = 10 | loss_MSF = 8 | win_OG = 13 | loss_OG = 5 | win_RGE = 9 | loss_RGE = 9 | win_S04 = 6 | loss_S04 = 12 | win_SK = 4 | loss_SK = 14 | win_XL = 7 | loss_XL = 11 | win_VIT = 2 | loss_VIT = 16

| result1 = WB | result2 = WB | result3 = WB | result4 = WB | result5 = LB | result6 = LB

| winpoints = 1 | losspoints = -1

| res_col_header = Q | col_WB = green1 | text_WB = Start in winners' bracket | col_LB = green3 | text_LB = Start in losers' bracket }}

Individual awards

Award	Player	Position	Team
All-Pro Team	Barney "Alphari" Morris	Top	Origen
	Marcin "Jankos" Jankowski	Jungle	G2 Esports
	Luka "Perkz" Perkovic	Mid	G2 Esports
	Martin "Rekkles" Larsson	Bot	Fnatic
	Mihael "Mikyx" Mehle	Support	G2 Esports
Coach of the Split	James "Mac" MacCormack	Coach	MAD Lions
Rookie of the Split	Ivan "Razork" Martin Diaz	Jungle	Misfits Gaming
MVP	Marcin "Jankos" Jankowski	Jungle	G2 Esports

Summer

Regular season

{{#invoke:Sports table|main | style = WL | ranking_style = points | show_GB = no | hide_played = yes | GB_team = 1 | for_against_style = none | update = complete | source = LoL Esports

| note_FNC = Fnatic and SK Gaming's tie was broken by Fnatic winning both head-to-head matchups. | note_SK = FNC | note_S04 = Because Schalke and Excel were tied in their head-to-head record, their tie was instead broken by their win percentage in the second round robin. Schalke won seven games in the second round robin while Excel won four, and so sixth place was awarded to Schalke. | note_XL = S04

| team4 = FNC | name_FNC = Fnatic | team3 = G2 | name_G2 = G2 Esports | team2 = MAD | name_MAD = MAD Lions | team8 = MSF | name_MSF = Misfits Gaming | team10 = OG | name_OG = Origen | team1 = RGE | name_RGE = Rogue | team6 = S04 | name_S04 = FC Schalke 04 | team5 = SK | name_SK = SK Gaming | team7 = XL | name_XL = Excel Esports | team9 = VIT | name_VIT = Team Vitality

| win_FNC = 9 | loss_FNC = 9 | win_G2 = 11 | loss_G2 = 7 | win_MAD = 12 | loss_MAD = 6 | win_MSF = 7 | loss_MSF = 11 | win_OG = 6 | loss_OG = 12 | win_RGE = 13 | loss_RGE = 5 | win_S04 = 8 | loss_S04 = 10 | win_SK = 9 | loss_SK = 9 | win_XL = 8 | loss_XL = 10 | win_VIT = 7 | loss_VIT = 11

| result1 = WB | result2 = WB | result3 = WB | result4 = WB | result5 = LB | result6 = LB

| winpoints = 1 | losspoints = -1

| res_col_header = Q | col_WB = green1 | text_WB = Qualify for winners' bracket | col_LB = green3 | text_LB = Qualify for losers' bracket }}

Individual awards

Award	Player	Position	Team
All-Pro Team	Barney "Alphari" Morris	Top	Origen
	Zhiqiang "Shad0w" Zhao	Jungle	MAD Lions
	Rasmus "Caps" Winther	Mid	G2 Esports
	Patrik "Patrik" Jírů	Bot	Excel
	Norman "Kaiser" Kaiser	Support	MAD Lions
Coach of the Split	James "Mac" MacCormack	Coach	MAD Lions
Rookie of the Split	Labros "Labrov" Papoutsakis	Support	Team Vitality
MVP	Rasmus "Caps" Winther	Mid	G2 Esports

External links

• LEC 2020 Season Official Rulebook