The last LEC finals that took place in Sweden go back to 2015, where Stockholm hosted Fnatic against Origen in a breathtaking best-of-five. “As we are the first roadshow we have arranged away from our Berlin studio in three years, we can not wait to give fans an unforgettable experience,” said Maximilian Schmidt, Head of League of Legends Esports at EMEA.

The last two matches in LEC Summer Split will be played in Malmö Arena, which holds up to 20,000 League fans for the event. Also Riot Games have revealed that they have “exciting” plans for LEC XPO at MalmöMässan Exhibition & Congress Center, located near the Finals venue. The Swedish city was supposed to host the summer final in 2020, but due to health regulations over the covid-19 pandemic Riot had to cancel the live event.

Tickets for the event will be available for purchase starting July 1 at lec.gg/malmoand will go live during the RDYCHK segment, according to Riot. League Fans are really happy to be able to come back and cheer on their favorite team in an arena for the first time since Athens 2019, LEC’s last “on the road” show before the pandemic.