Jing Zhang · · 1 min readChina’s LPL says hello to King and Snake, and goodbye to Young Glory and World Elite Academy
The 2014 League of Legends Secondary Pro League (LSPL) Summer split has concluded in China, and with it comes an automatic promotion for the top two teams to the more prominent League of Legends Pro League (LPL). Congratulations to team King and Snake.
Unfortunately, that means we will be saying goodbye to the bottom two teams in the LPL, Young Glory and World Elite Academy. However with the LPL expanding to 12 teams in 2015, it may be just a temporary exit as these two LPL teams will join the third to eighth place LSPL teams in a promotion tournament. The top four teams will be promoted to the LPL.
2014 China LSPL Summer standings
With how well King recently did against Edward Gaming in the Demacia Cup, we expect to see a very exciting 2015 for League of Legends in China. Remember, you can catch China’s LPL action via our Twitch stream.
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China’s top 5 League of Legends Secondary Pro League (LSPL) teams
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