League of Legends Matches

Follow League of Legends matches live on RiftDaily with today’s LoL esports schedule, upcoming games, match times and recent results in one place. Track the LEC, LCK, LPL, LCS, CBLOL, LCP and the biggest international tournaments, including First Stand, MSI, the Esports World Cup and Worlds.

Use the match schedule to check teams, start times in your preferred time zone, series formats, live scores and official streams when available. Filter by competition or date, or switch to Results to find recently completed League of Legends matches.

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Aug 30–Sep 5, 2026

Yesterday

8
LCS Bo3
Team LiquidTL 2
2 – 0
DignitasDIG 0
Summer 2026 · Regular Season Rescheduled
LCS Bo3
SentinelsSEN 0
0 – 2
Cloud9C9 2
Summer 2026 · Regular Season Final
CBLOL Bo5
Vivo Keyd StarsVKS 1
1 – 3
paiN GamingPNG 3
Split 2 2026 · Playoffs Final
LEC Bo5
Karmine CorpKC 3
3 – 1
GIANTXGX 1
Summer 2026 · Playoffs Rescheduled
LPL Bo5
Ninjas in PyjamasNIP 3
3 – 0
JD GamingJDG 0
Split 3 2026 · Playoffs Rescheduled
LEC Bo5
Team VitalityVIT 0
0 – 3
G2 EsportsG2 3
Summer 2026 · Playoffs Rescheduled
LCK Bo5
Gen.GGEN 3
3 – 1
Hanwha Life EsportsHLE 1
2026 · Playoffs Final
LPL Bo5
Invictus GamingIG 3
3 – 2
Top EsportsTES 2
Split 3 2026 · Playoffs Final

Friday, September 4

2
LPL Bo5
Anyone's LegendAL 3
3 – 1
LGD GamingLGD 1
Split 3 2026 · Playoffs Rescheduled
LCK Bo5
KT RolsterKT 1
1 – 3
Dplus KIADK 3
2026 · Playoffs Final

Thursday, September 3

2
LPL Bo5
Bilibili GamingBLG 3
3 – 1
Team WEWE 1
Split 3 2026 · Playoffs Rescheduled
LCK Bo5
BNK FEARXBFX 2
2 – 3
Dplus KIADK 3
2026 · Playoffs Final

Wednesday, September 2

1
LCK Bo5
Hanwha Life EsportsHLE 3
3 – 2
T1T1 2
2026 · Playoffs Final

Tuesday, September 1

1
LCK Bo5
Gen.GGEN 3
3 – 0
KT RolsterKT 0
2026 · Playoffs Final

Sunday, August 30

10
LCS Bo3
Cloud9C9 2
2 – 1
Shopify RebellionSR 1
Summer 2026 · Regular Season Rescheduled
LCS Bo3
LYONLY 2
2 – 0
Team LiquidTL 0
Summer 2026 · Regular Season Final
CBLOL Bo3
FURIA EsportsFUR 2
2 – 0
Leviatan EsportsLEV 0
Split 2 2026 · Regular Season Rescheduled
CBLOL Bo3
paiN GamingPNG 1
1 – 2
Vivo Keyd StarsVKS 2
Split 2 2026 · Regular Season Final
LEC Bo3
FnaticFNC 1
1 – 2
GIANTXGX 2
Summer 2026 · Regular Season Rescheduled
LEC Bo3
Movistar KOIMKOI 2
2 – 0
Team HereticsTH 0
Summer 2026 · Regular Season Rescheduled
LEC Bo3
ShiftersSHFT 0
0 – 2
Team VitalityVIT 2
Summer 2026 · Regular Season Final
LPL Bo5
JD GamingJDG 1
1 – 3
Team WEWE 3
Split 3 2026 · Playoffs Final
LCP Bo5
Team Secret WhalesTSW 3
3 – 0
CTBC Flying OysterCFO 0
Split 3 2026 · Playoffs Rescheduled
LCK Bo5
Dplus KIADK 0
0 – 3
KT RolsterKT 3
2026 · Playoffs Final

Ongoing League of Legends events

See which League of Legends esports events are currently underway. Ongoing competitions can include regional leagues, playoffs and international tournaments, with the active events changing throughout the competitive season.

Select an event to quickly view its matches and follow the latest action.

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Upcoming League of Legends events

Find the next major LoL esports tournaments and competitions before they begin. RiftDaily tracks upcoming League of Legends events so you can see what is next after the current regional splits and international tournaments.

Event dates and countdowns are updated automatically as tournament information becomes available.

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League of Legends matches today, upcoming games and results

League of Legends esports runs across several regions and time zones, which means professional LoL matches can take place throughout the day. RiftDaily brings the major competitions together in one match schedule so you can quickly see which League of Legends matches are being played today, what starts next and which series have already finished.

Each match shows the competing teams, tournament or league, scheduled start time and series format. When a match is live, the schedule can also display the current series score and a link to an official broadcast when one is available. Completed games can be found under the Results view, making it easy to move from upcoming fixtures to recent League of Legends results without searching across several websites.

For the stories behind the matches, explore RiftDaily’s League of Legends esports coverage and latest League of Legends news. If you want to see how individual fixtures fit into the full competitive year, the League of Legends tournaments guide covers the wider calendar, formats and qualification paths.

A full international League of Legends series from MSI 2026 shows the type of high-level competition covered in RiftDaily’s LoL match schedule.
League of Legends esports arena with a large tournament stage and live audience

Professional League of Legends matches take place across regional studios and major international arenas throughout the competitive season.

How to use the LoL match schedule on RiftDaily

The quickest way to find a specific LoL match is to start with the Schedule view. It shows upcoming League of Legends matches grouped by date. Use the previous and next controls to move through the calendar or choose a specific date when you already know when a team or tournament is playing.

Competition filters let you narrow the schedule to the region or league you follow. You can focus on the LEC for EMEA, the LCK for Korea, the LPL for China or the LCS for North America instead of scrolling through every major match taking place.

Match times can also be displayed in your preferred time zone. This is especially useful when following competitions hosted in another part of the world. When you want scores rather than future fixtures, switch from Schedule to Results to see recently completed LoL matches.

Fans who want a second reference for match times and official competition information can also check the official LoL Esports schedule from Riot Games.

Which League of Legends leagues and tournaments are covered?

RiftDaily’s match schedule focuses on the major regional leagues and international events that shape professional League of Legends.

Alongside the LEC, LCK, LPL and LCS, RiftDaily covers CBLOL in Brazil and the LCP in Asia-Pacific. Regional competition provides the regular-season matches, playoffs and qualification races that make up most of the competitive calendar.

International events bring teams from different regions together. First Stand provides an early international test, while the Mid-Season Invitational (MSI) brings leading regional teams together around the middle of the season. The League of Legends World Championship is the season’s biggest global event, while the Esports World Cup adds another major international tournament to the calendar.

You can follow dedicated RiftDaily coverage of both Worlds and the Esports World Cup as those events approach and take place.

That structure is useful when reading a LoL schedule because two matches played on the same day can have very different stakes. One may be part of a regional regular season, while another could decide a playoff bracket, international qualification or a championship.

The official First Stand format explainer shows how regional teams move into one of the season’s major international League of Legends events.
LEC player competing on stage during a professional League of Legends match
Best-of series give professional teams multiple games to adjust champion picks, strategy and execution against the same opponent.

What do Bo1, Bo3 and Bo5 mean in League of Legends?

The Bo1, Bo3 or Bo5 label beside a League of Legends match tells you how many games can be played in the series.

Bo1, or best-of-one, is a single game. The team that wins that game wins the match.

Bo3, or best-of-three, is won by the first team to reach two game wins. The series can therefore finish 2–0 or go to a deciding third game at 1–1.

Bo5, or best-of-five, is won by the first team to reach three wins. Longer series are common in high-stakes playoffs and international tournaments because teams have more opportunities to adapt their drafts and strategies between games.

Understanding the format makes the League of Legends esports schedule easier to read. A listed start time tells you when a series begins, not when it will necessarily end, so a Bo5 can take considerably longer than a Bo1.

Best-of-five series are especially prominent at major international events. Riot’s official First Stand format explainer is a useful example of how series formats are built into tournament structures, while RiftDaily’s 2026 LoL tournament guide explains how the major events fit into the wider season.

How to watch League of Legends matches live

The easiest way to watch a League of Legends match is through the official broadcast for the competition being played. When an official stream is available for a live series, RiftDaily can display a Watch link directly beside the match so you can move from the LoL schedule to the broadcast.

Before opening a stream, check the time-zone setting at the top of the Match Center. Professional League of Legends is played globally, so this helps when following the LCK from Europe, the LEC from North America or an international tournament hosted in another region.

Match times can occasionally change because earlier series run long, tournament schedules move or organizers reschedule a fixture. For live viewing, it is therefore useful to check the current schedule rather than relying on an older article or screenshot.

The official LoL Esports schedule is another useful source for current Riot competition information. For tournament-specific coverage, RiftDaily also has dedicated hubs for MSI, Worlds and other major international League of Legends events.

Worlds brings the strongest regional storylines together at the end of the competitive year, turning individual matches into part of a much larger championship run.

G2 Esports players celebrating with the LEC trophy after the Summer Finals
Regional results build toward playoffs, titles and international qualification, giving every stage of the League of Legends schedule a different level of competitive importance.

Why League of Legends match results matter across the esports season

A League of Legends result does more than change a number on the scoreboard. Regional matches influence standings, playoff qualification and seeding, while the biggest series can determine which teams move on to international competition.

That is why the meaning of a result depends on where it appears in the season. An early regional match can reveal how a new roster is developing. A playoff series can end a team’s domestic title run. International matches compare leading teams from different regions directly, while the later stages of the year determine who gets the opportunity to compete for the biggest titles.

Riot Games also connects performances at major international tournaments to later stages of the competitive season. The official MSI and Worlds 2026 update explains the qualification implications and structure of the two events.

RiftDaily connects individual match results to the larger competitive picture through its League of Legends esports hub. After checking a score, you can follow the relevant league or tournament coverage to understand what the result changed and what comes next.

For readers who want the whole season rather than individual fixtures, the League of Legends tournaments guide covers the larger calendar, tournament formats and qualification path. The distinction is intentional: the match page answers what is playing and what happened, while the tournament guide explains how the competitive season fits together.