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S4.E1 ∙ Eyes on St. Louis

Wed, Apr 17, 2019

Titans clash in St. Louis as Team Liquid takes on TSM at the 2019 LCS Spring Finals, with so much at stake. For Team Liquid, a potential LCS three-peat. For TSM, a return to their championship legacy. For Jensen, a chance to finally lift his first LCS trophy. For Doublelift and Bjergsen, the title of greatest LCS player of all time. Who will emerge as the best in the LCS and move on to represent North America at the Mid-Season Invitational?

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S4.E2 ∙ G2 Bring Home the Glory - Eyes on MSI Finals

Mon, May 27, 2019

At the 2019 Mid-Season Invitational Finals in Taipei, G2 Esports takes on Team Liquid for the title of best in the world. For G2's mid laner Caps, a runner-up finish at last year's World Championship with Fnatic left him hungry for another shot at lifting his first international trophy. After Worlds, Caps took a risk and left Fnatic to join G2, moving his former mid lane rival Perkz into the bot lane. So far that risk has paid off, as G2 find themselves in the MSI Finals with a chance to bring home Europe's first title since 2011.

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S4.E3 ∙ Eyes on Detroit

Wed, Aug 28, 2019

Team Liquid takes on Cloud9 at the LCS Summer Finals in Detroit in what can only be described as a clash of opposites. Team Liquid, looking for an unprecedented fourth consecutive title; versus Cloud9, looking to end a five year title drought. Jensen, arguably the best mid laner in the league; versus Nisqy, Jensen's replacement, hungry to make a name for himself. Svenskeren, the Summer MVP, versus Xmithie, a five-time champion who shuns the spotlight. So much is on the line for both teams, but only one can make history in Detroit.

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S4.E4 ∙ Eyes on Worlds - Fly, FunPlus Phoenix, Fly

Thu, Nov 14, 2019

It's a regional rematch on the world's biggest stage as Europe's G2 Esports takes on China's FunPlus Phoenix at the 2019 World Championship Finals in Paris. For hometown heroes G2, this match is a chance to avenge Fnatic's crushing 2018 Finals loss and claim Europe's first World Championship title in 8 years. For FPX, victory in Paris would cap the team's meteoric rise and cement the LPL as the best region in the world.

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