The League of Legends EMEA Championship (LEC) 2025 Summer Finals will be held in Madrid, Spain from September 26th to 28th. This high-stakes tournament will bring together the best teams from the EMEA region as they battle for crucial Worlds qualification spots, following the successful LEC Roadtrip hosted by Movistar KOI. The recent road trip, also held in Spain, saw GIANTX achieve a significant victory over G2.
Caja Mágica Arena to Host Finals Without EMEA Masters
The championship matches will take place at the Caja Mágica sports arena in Madrid. Unlike previous years, Riot Games has announced that the EMEA Masters, the company’s tier-two competition, will not be included as part of the LEC Summer Finals show this year.
Free LEC XPO Experiences Coming to Plaza de España
In addition to the main tournament, the LEC XPO will run concurrently throughout the weekend at Plaza de España from September 27th to 28th, 2025. Fans can enjoy various experiences including meeting LEC teams and participating in LEC partner activities without needing to purchase a ticket.
Ticket Information and Pricing Details
Tickets will go on sale May 12th, 2025 at 5pm CET through Ticketmaster. Each fan can purchase up to four tickets per day, with special allocations reserved for partnered LEC teams. Pre-registration is available on Ticketmaster’s official webpage for those wanting immediate notification when tickets become available.
The pricing structure for the LEC Summer Finals 2025 has been announced in Euros:
- Friday: Direct View €45.00, Side/Restricted View €30.00
- Saturday: Direct View €45.00, Side/Restricted View €30.00
- Sunday: Direct View €60.00, Side/Restricted View €45.00
- Weekend Pass: Direct View €109.00
USD and GBP prices have not yet been released.
LEC Roadtrip Success Points to Growing Spanish Esports Scene
The announcement of the Summer Finals location comes shortly after the LEC Roadtrip in Madrid, where GIANTX secured a historic win over G2 in a three-map series, though their perfect run was prevented by a loss to event hosts KOI.
The LEC Roadtrip serves as a pilot initiative for the 2025 season, featuring select organizations hosting Group Stage games during the Spring Split. Both Movistar KOI, led by Ibai Llanos, and French organization Karmine Corp were chosen to participate in this program.
Spain’s iteration of the LEC Roadtrip reportedly drew over 10,000 spectators to the Madrid Arena across two days. The event’s success has prompted increased interest in hosting more esports events in the country.
As the Summer Finals announcement generates excitement, teams are currently focused on the ongoing competition in Berlin as they compete for spots in the LEC Spring Split Playoffs.