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The first stage of 2014's earliest WCS Europe season is over. The final Challenger matches ended last night with NightEnd winning the 24th Challenger match and therefore securing the 32th spot in the Premier League.
Following a WCS-free week, the European Challenger matches continue. Starting today at 18:00 CET, the second batch of matches will again see twelve players advancing to Premier League's first round.
Winter has been starting to show its full glory in the last few days and the cold has swayed many people to stay inside. It could, however, not come at a better time.
Before we get started with the action on Friday, we thought it would be a good idea to explain the basic ideas and rules of the Wargaming.net League to the new people who have joined us.
Three days and 16 matches of LCS Europe showcased phenomenal League of Legends action, whetting our appetite for the playdays to come. Every European team had the chance to prove their early season strength in four matches each.
The EU LCS Promotion matches took place last weekend, bringing with them their fair share of upsets. Whilst SK Gaming managed to come back from a 2:0 deficit to secure their place in the upcoming season, others were not so lucky.
Evil Geniuses fans, used to a stable roster filled with old, familiar faces, were sure to have suffered a bit of a shock today.
Having jetted across half the globe, Intel Extreme Masters Singapore brought the world a weekend of world class StarCraft II and League of Legends action.
