Prepare yourself for the 2014 Worlds Final
Riot·10/10/2014, 12:59:12 AM·2 votes·180,883 views
Over the past several weeks, the world has paid witness to some of the finest League of Legends play in the game's history -- and the moments of brilliance have been startling. Who could forget OMG’s 71-minute slugfest with Season 1 Champs Fnatic, with the match turning on a single hit of the Nexus? Or Samsung White Imp's Quarterfinals pentakill against North American powerhouse TSM, his second of the tournament? Now all roads lead to this one fateful day. Who will achieve League of Legends immortality? Here’s everything you need to know about the 2014 Worlds Final.
The team that emerges victorious from the Final series earns the right to claim League of Legends' highest honor: the coveted Summoner's Cup. They'll also take their place in history, with the players' individual names being etched onto the trophy right alongside former World Champions Fnatic, TPA, and SK Telecom T1 K. (You can learn more about these teams and their victories in the riveting Road to Worlds documentary.)
You can watch every Worlds Final match right here on lolesports.com. If you find yourself in Korea and are interested in seeing the show live, tickets are still available. And in addition to the rebroadcasts of the live show, you can visit our spoiler-free VODs page for full videos of every game from Worlds 2014 as well as the rest of the 2014 season.
Who’s Playing?
The Final consists of one triumphant Best of 5 series between the two battle-hardened teams that emerge from the Semifinal. After running the international gauntlet, here are the contenders still left standing:
The team that emerges victorious from the Final series earns the right to claim League of Legends' highest honor: the coveted Summoner's Cup. They'll also take their place in history, with the players' individual names being etched onto the trophy right alongside former World Champions Fnatic, TPA, and SK Telecom T1 K. (You can learn more about these teams and their victories in the riveting Road to Worlds documentary.)
When can I watch?
Our coverage begins on October 18 at 1pm PDT (10pm CEST) with the Worlds Preview Show. Here, our analyst desk will be joined by special guests to break down the tournament’s last match-up. The Worlds Preview Show will be rebroadcast later that day at 10:30 pm PDT (October 19 at 7:30am CEST), and will be immediately followed by live coverage of the Worlds Final opening ceremony from Sangam Stadium in Seoul. The Worlds Final opening ceremony will bring the competition in Seoul, Korea, into full focus. The show will feature traditional music as well the introduction of the final teams, and Imagine Dragons will be performing the 2014 Worlds anthem, "Warriors." And then, the main event. The two Finalists will take to the Rift to play their first match in the Best of 5 series at approximately 11:45pm PDT (October 19 at 8:45am CEST). Stick around after the closing ceremony for the post-game show, where we’ll be talking to the winners and breaking down the epic finale to the 2014 season. And if you miss it live, we’ll be rebroadcasting the entire event beginning at 10am PDT (7pm CEST) on October 19. Head to lolesports' Schedule page for a complete breakdown of the event.How can I watch?
You can watch every Worlds Final match right here on lolesports.com. If you find yourself in Korea and are interested in seeing the show live, tickets are still available. And in addition to the rebroadcasts of the live show, you can visit our spoiler-free VODs page for full videos of every game from Worlds 2014 as well as the rest of the 2014 season.
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