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Summary

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  • Fourteenth day in 15-day league stage (every Tues & Weds, with bonus day on 30 July)

  • Season finals planned to be held 7-8 August in Jonkoping, Sweden

  • Twelve esports teams from Nordic countries, UK and Ireland

  • 18:00 BST: Tricked Esport v Fnatic Rising

  • 19:00 BST: Barrage Esports v MNM Gaming

  • 20:00 BST: Riddle Esports v Team Singularity

  • 21:00 BST: Nordavind v Godsent

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  1. All you need to know about the Northern League of Legends Championship

    What is it?

    The Northern League of Legends Championship (NLC) is a new competitive ecosystem for the Nordic countries, plus UK and Ireland. It sees 12 initially selected teams compete for 1m Swedish Krona (roughly £87,000) and the right to be named NLC champion. The competition is designed to "breed the stars of tomorrow".

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    How does it work?

    The competition starts with a seven-week round-robin league, taking place every Tuesday and Wednesday from Tuesday 16 June until Wednesday 29 July, with a bonus day on Thursday 30 July.

    The 12 teams are split into two divisions of six, and there are four fixtures each night, with teams competing in double best of one round-robin games.

    After the league stage, the top four teams in each division will be seeded into a double elimination bracket while the fifth place will be eliminated but maintain their NLC status for next season. The sixth place in each division will need to compete in the relegation series, against teams from the Telia Masters (the top two sides from the national leagues qualify for this), to maintain their place in the NLC.

    Who is competing?

    FNATIC Rising and BT Excel are permanent members in the NLC due to their status in League of Legends European Championship.

    BT Excel are joined by Riddle Esports, Nordavind, Team Singularity, Ence and Godsent in Group A while FNATIC Rising have Munster Rugby Gaming, Dusty, Tricked Esport, MNM Gaming and Barrage Esports in their group.

    Still want to know more? Check out our Northern League of Legends Championship guide

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  3. How can I watch the Northern League of Legends Championship?

    All times are BST and subject to change

    ´óÏó´«Ã½ Sport will have live coverage from every day of the Northern League of Legends Championship.

    Coverage will be available live on ´óÏó´«Ã½ iPlayer and the ´óÏó´«Ã½ Sport website and app and available to catch up till the end of 2020.

    Full coverage details:

    League stage, day 14 - Wednesday 29 July, 18:00-22:00

    League stage, day 15 -Thursday 30 July, 18:00-22:00

    Knockout stages - times and dates tbc

    In addition, ´óÏó´«Ã½ Sport and iPlayer will also have coverage of the League of Legends, UK League Championship with live coverage having started on 14 June and concluding with the final on Monday 3 August.

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