All teams qualified for LoL Worlds 2024

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The countdown to the 2024 League of Legends World Championship is on. Twenty teams will enter this year’s edition of the pinnacle event, but the path they tread won’t be easy.

Gen.G was the first team to secure a spot in the Swiss stage thanks to their victory at League‘s Mid-Season Invitational, but as each region’s split draws to a close, more squads will soon be joining the Korean giants at the biggest event on the calendar.

There’s still time for the many League challengers to stake their claims and make history at the 14th edition of the glamorous Riot Games tournament, but just one slip-up in regional playoffs may mean the difference between a ticket to Germany or an early vacation. Here are the teams that qualified for League Worlds 2024.

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All LoL teams qualified for Worlds 2024

Main event

LEC (EMEA)

G2 are your LEC Summer champs. Photo by Wojciech Wandzel via Riot Games
  • TBD (LEC Season Finals champion)
  • TBD (LEC Season Finals runner-up)
  • G2 Esports (LEC Summer champion)

G2 Esports became the second team locked in for Worlds 2024 after their 3-0 whitewash of Fnatic on July 28. This will be the eighth time we’ll see G2 take the Worlds stage, and they’ll be hoping to bounce back from last year’s early exit in the round-robin stage.

Two more teams will join G2 from the upcoming season finals. Should G2 finish top two, the next-best team will receive the main event invite instead.

LCS (North America)

Team Liquid celebrate after a win in the LCS Summer 2024 regular season.
Team Liquid looks the goods after securing their spot in the summer playoffs. Photo by Stefan Wisnoski via Riot Games
  • TBD (LCS Summer champion)
  • TBD (LCS Summer runner-up)
  • TBD (LCS Summer third-place)
  • Currently in the running: Liquid, Cloud9, Dignitas, 100 Thieves, FlyQuest, NRG

Three spots are up for grabs in the LCS following the Summer Championship which kicked off in mid-August. Immortals and Shopify Rebellion were the only two teams to miss out on a shot at Worlds, while Team Liquid’s flawless regular season has them favorites for the top spot.

LPL (China)

LNG Esports stands ready to play at MSI 2024.
LNG leads the way in the LPL this season. Photo by Christina Oh via Riot Games
  • TBD (LPL Summer champion)
  • TBD (LPL Championship points)
  • TBD (LPL Regional Finals winner)
  • TBD (LPL Regional Finals runner-up)
  • Currently in the running: Bilibili Gaming, Top Esports, Weibo Gaming, LNG Esports, Ninjas in Pyjamas, JD Gaming

The LPL season is in full swing, with four spots at Worlds up for grabs for the Chinese heavyweights. The regular split champion will go through as the top seed from the region, but it’s not over for the teams who miss out, with the top LPL points scorer for the year also getting through. An additional two teams will qualify via the Regional Finals.

LCK (Korea)

Gen G and team after winning 2024 LoL MSI
Gen.G booked their Worlds tickets after winning MSI. Photo by Colin Young-Wolff via Riot Games
  • TBD (LCK Summer champion)
  • TBD (LCK Championship points)
  • TBD (LCK Regional Finals winner)
  • Gen.G (2024 MSI champion)
  • Currently in the running: DK, T1, Hanhwa Life Esports, KT Rolster, BNK FearX

Gen.G was the first team to book its spot at Worlds thanks to their historic MSI win. Joining the glittering roster be the LCK Championship points leader (Gen.G at this stage, with T1 in tow), and the Summer and Regional Finals champions. Again, if Gen.G takes out the LCK trophy, the next-best team will get the invite.

Play-in

PCS (Asia-Pacific)

  • TBD (PCS Summer champion)
  • TBD (PCS Summer runner-up)
  • Currently in the running: PSG Talon, Frank Esports, Fukuoka SoftBank HAWKS, Deep Cross Gaming, DetonatioN FocusMe, CTBC Flying Oyster

The PCS teams won’t just be playing for a Worlds spot this August. The top team will secure their slot in the new APAC split starting 2025, and with many teams looking beyond Worlds in regards to their League futures, all eyes will be on the PCS playoffs.

VCS (Vietnam)

  • TBD (VCS Summer champion)
  • TBD (VCS Summer runner-up)
  • Currently in the running: GAM Esports, Vikings Esports

Similarly to the PCS, Vietnam is folding into the new APAC system. The region is still bouncing back from the major match-fixing scandal last split, but the top two spots here will still secure Play-In spots at Worlds, plus the champions will lock in their spot in the APAC 2025 league.

GAM will play Vikings in the split final, but both are guaranteed to make it to the Worlds Play-In.

LLA (Latin America)

  • TBD (LLA Closing champion)
  • Currently in the running: Movistar R7, INFINITY

The LLA as we know it comes to a close in 2024 with the South American regions folded into North America’s LCS via the new conference. Movistar R7 will be looking to go back-to-back and are favorites after a 14-6 record in the regular season.

CBLOL (Brazil)

  • TBD (CBLOL Split Two champion)
  • Currently in the running: paiN Gaming, Vivo Keyd Stars, RED Canids, LOUD

The same goes for the CBLOL, who will also join the LLA in the new American conference system in 2025. Vivo Keyd Stars led the way in the regular split, while MSI reps LOUD sit in fourth heading into the playoffs.

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