LEC 2025 Summer Playoffs stream, schedule, matchups, and results

The Summer 2025 season in the League of Legends EMEA Championship (LEC) treated us to an interesting change. Natus Vincere returned to the competition: the organization purchased the roster and slot of Rogue. Beyond that, the Group stage of LEC 2025 Summer did not bring big surprises — those who you would expect to see in the playoffs are here and in their rightful placements.

Winning the regional split is a nice achievement, but the main goal of LoL esports teams at LEC 2025 Summer is more than just this. Three qualifying spots for the League of Legends Worlds 2025 are at stake!

Everything about LEC 2025 Summer Playoffs: the stream, brackets, details, and final results, are here.

All playoff matches of the Summer 2025 season are on the official YouTube channel of LEC. You can watch the grand final here, as the stream is embedded below.

While the game itself is extremely interesting to watch, the tournament outcome boosts the importance of each match. The top 8 teams advance to the League of Legends World Championship 2025 (LoL Worlds 2025).

The final standings and the match results of LEC 2025 Summer Playoffs are highlighted in this section.

LEC 2025 Summer Playoffs start with two elimination matches. These teams were 3rd and 4th in their groups, so they should prove to be strong enough to battle for the Worlds 2025 qualification.

These are the semifinals, and winning here is super important. Basically, these are the Worlds 2025 qualification matches: those who advance to Upper Round 2 Upper Final are in the top 3 for sure.

G2 is the first EU team to guarantee themselves qualification for the LoL Worlds 2025. They defeated Karmine Corp.

Movistar KOI won a wonderfully close match versus Fnatic. They also got themselves a ticket to LoL Worlds 2025 and a chance to play in the LEC 2025 Summer grand final in front of the home crowd in Madrid.

Two of the split favorites fell into the lower brackets: Fnatic and Karmine Corp. In theory, they should survive Lower Round 1 of LEC 2025 Summer Playoffs. In practice — LoL Esports is unpredictable.

While both these teams have already secured their spots at the League of Legends Worlds 2025, watching Movistar KOI and G2 Esports battling in the upper brackets final is quite an experience. The winners advance to the split's grand final

For the three final matches of the Summer 2025 season, LEC is coming to Madrid, Spain.

It's arguably the most important match of the final series. The winners secure themselves the top 3 spot at LEC 2025 Summer and qualify for the LoL Worlds 2025.

Fnatic was a better team this time. The decisive Game 4 showed that perfectly. Oscarinin fed up his Gwen to be unstoppable on the top lane. He transitioned this domination to other lanes as well. Razork on Poppy kicked the KC players away from key objectives. Fnatic looked like a well coordinated squad, and they certainly deserve this LoL World 2025 qualification. The VOD is here.

Movistar KOI lost to G2 in the upper final, so they fell to the lower brackets. The winners of this match have a chance to battle G2 Esports in the grand final of this League of Legends esports season in Europe.

The magic of Fnatic and the hammer of Razork's Poppy did not work this time. MKOI continued their good tradition not to lose in front of the home crowd in Madrid. You can watch the match KOI vs FNC here.

After winning this match, KOI advance to the split final to face G2 Esports. It's a rerun of their match at the Spring split, where Movistar KOI secured their regional Champions title.

Is anyone surprised to see G2 Esports being the first contender for the LEC 2025 Summer trophy? With all the turmoil of the international competition and even some shaky regional performance, G2 remains on the top in Europe. The biggest LoL teams of the region would be happy to take the #1 spot from them, and the split final gives them this chance.

Movistar KOI could not use the home-country buff this time. G2 Esports won the LEC 2025 Summer grand final with three impressive games.

As the regional title has been retaken, we can hope for the international success of the European League of Legends. The LoL Worlds 2025 is a great opportunity for this.

In the starting stage of LEC 2025 Summer, G2 Esports finally abandoned their habit of shaky performance in the split beginnings. It’s the only team that finished the Group stage with four wins and zero losses.

At the regional EU LoL tournaments of 2025, G2 players are in the top 2. The international performance is rather disastrous. G2 got eliminated by FlyQuest at MSI 2025 is not a result to be proud of.

KOI were #1 in their group. They got ahead of Karmine Corp only thanks to losing one game less. 

Movistar KOI reached the top 8 at the MSI 2025, but CFO eliminated them.

Karmine Corp were the heroes of the First Stand 2025. They played in the grand final, but Hanwha Life Esports turned out to be too hard opponents.

Fnatic have been struggling this year: they couldn’t qualify for International events. Can LEC Summer 2025 bring a different result? 

During the Group stage, Fnatic were in one group with G2 — and they lost only to this rival organization.

GIANTX, Team Vitality, Team Heretics, and Team BDS are in the underdog category. They experienced some losses in the LEC 2025 Summer Groups. It would be a pretty big deal for them to make it to the top 3.

SK Gaming could not qualify for the playoffs only because of the game score. Three teams in their groups had the same results of won-lost matches, 1:3. 

NAVI lost all the Group stage matches. It’s an experience they earned, right?

The LoL World Championship 2025 event goes from Oct. 14 to Nov. 9. Qualification tournaments happen in all main regions.

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