The LEC Roadtrip 2025 will take LEC to travel to other countries this Spring. Check out all the details of this new initiative.
After teasing it last year, Riot Games finally confirmed the LEC Roadtrip 2025. If you're a European fan and Berlin is too far out of reach to watch some League of Legends EMEA Championship (LEC) games in person, you might get another opportunity this Spring.
LEC Roadtrip 2025
The tier-one League of Legends tournament will travel to Spain and France in an initiative that promises new opportunities for local fanbases to experience the league and see their favorite players on stage. Since this is a pilot project, it's not confirmed that it will happen again later. Movistar KOI and Karmine Corp will be hosting the events in both Spain and France.
We’re always determined to give fans the best experience possible, so we’re delighted to introduce the LEC Roadtrip, providing more opportunities to enjoy League of Legends in-person
Match schedules and locations
The first stop will happen on the last weekend of April, with Movistar KOI opening the Madrid Arena doors, which can receive up to 12,000 fans. The Spanish organization will reveal more details about other festivities and events happening to the fans during that time. Here are the games happening on April 26 and 27 in Madrid, Spain.
- G2 Esports vs. GIANTX
- Movistar KOI vs. Fnatic
Only two weeks later, LEC will travel to Évry, a city 26km outside of Paris. Karmine Corp will host the second weekend of the LEC Roadtrip 2025 in the Les Arènes, which is capable of receiving up to 3,000 people. On May 10 and 11, we will see two exciting games that promise to shake France's territory.
- Team Vitality vs. SK Gaming
- Karmine Corp vs. G2 Esports
The last Karmine Corp and G2 Esports encounter made the French very happy after demolishing G2 in the LEC Winter Split Finals by 3-0. Will Karmine Corp defeat G2 at their home? All the matches will be Best-of-three (Bo3).
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Where can I buy the tickets?
If you're interested in buying tickets, Movistar KOI and Karmine Corp will be releasing information about it soon. The remaining matches from the LEC Spring Split will happen as usual in Berlin. All the matches will be broadcast in the official LEC channels as well as regular co-streamers.
We are excited to see how this project will go and if it's going to be repeated in the future in other cities and countries, taking LEC to many other local fanbases.
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