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The penultimate week of the Spring Split is here, as the final four teams in both main leagues face off to see who will meet in the Finals.
In Europe, the two matches are almost too close to call. G2 is likely the favorite to pull through in their match against Splyce, but Splyce has already spent all of 2018 proving they’re full of surprises. Meanwhile, Fnatic will be playing without their starting top laner, helping move Team Vitality from slight underdogs to possible favorites.
While, Europe’s match-ups make sense based on their regular season, North America is still reeling from last week’s massive upset of TSM at the hands of Clutch Gaming. Suddenly, their match against 100 Thieves seems like it could be completely up in the air, thanks to the potential for incredible performances out of Clutch’s jungler Nam “Lira” Taeyou and support “Nickolas “Hakuho” Sugent.
All playoff matches will be best of five series, and will be shown live on Riot Games’ Twitch channel and YouTube channel, as well as on lolesports.com.
Schedule
Friday, March 30
EU LCS
G2 Esports vs Splyce, 11:00 a.m. EST
NA LCS Academy Finals
FlyQuest vs Echo Fox Academy, 6:00 p.m. EST
Saturday, March 31
EU LCS
Fnatic vs Team Vitality, 12:00 p.m. EST
NA LCS
Echo Fox vs Team Liquid, 5:00 p.m. EST
Sunday, April 1
NA LCS
100 Thieves vs Clutch Gaming, 3:00 p.m. EST