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The year-long League Of Legends tournament has just hit one of its more significant milestones after the finals of both the North American and European LCS Summer Split took place this weekend. In Europe, it was G2 Esports that took the glory against its rival Splyce. Both teams had been favourites in the Summer Split, having dominated the league and play-off stages.But it was G2 Esports that found the necessary final gear to claim first place at the finals, winning its best-of-five series 3-1. This was G2 Esports second consecutive LCS Split win. On the North American side, the finals featured Team SoloMid (TSM) and Cloud9, a pair of names that are well-known throughout the world of eSports and not only in League Of Legends.It was TSM that took first place, however, also posting a 3-1 victory over C9 in an intense set of matches. Though Cloud9 was the underdog, it managed to win the first match before TSM managed to win three back-to-back. The League of Legends finals attracted large crowds In the third-place matches, it was Immortals in America, and H2K Gaming in Europe, that managed to overcome its challengers and can now claim a spot in the World Championship Series (WCS) thanks to the points it had accrued throughout the league phase.WCS is the final tournament of the annual League Of Legends competition, with teams competing throughout the year within regional tournaments to secure a place in this global event.The best teams from across League Of Legends many different regional competitions, including Europe, America, Korea, China and more - will be meeting later this year to discover which squad can claim the title of world champion.Before that, however, there will be a series of regional qualifiers to find out who, alongside the automatically qualified winners from the Summer Split, will be joining these teams at the World Series. Also See: League Of Legends excites fans Salomon Shoes Clearance Australia . 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