It was a great first League of Legends UK League Championship (UKLC), with Fnatic Rising winning the UKLC finals.
UK side Fnatic have since gone on to progress to the EU Masters semi-finals taking place in Leicester this weekend, where they will face Germany’s SK Gaming Prime.
But going back to the UKLC: who were the best players across all the other teams? To find out, players, coaches, casters, analysts (and Esports News UK!) voted for their best players in each position to reveal the Spring 2019 UKLC Team of the Split.
Here are the results, as posted on the LVP UK website:
Top lane
- Shikari (Fnatic)
- Mumus (MnM)
- Kerberos (Diabolus)
Jungle
- Munckizz (Diabolus)
- Dan (Fnatic)
- Wysek (Enclave)
Mid lane
- Magifelix (Fnatic)
- Kroghsen (Diabolus)
- Chibs (MnM)
ADC
- Yusa (Diabolus)
- xMatty (Fnatic)
- Monk (MnM)
Support
- Prosfair (Fnatic)
- Mystiques (Excel)
- Hadow (Diabolus)
Overall MVP
1. Magifelix
2. Munckizz (Diabolus)
3. Yusa
3. Kerberos
Overall Team of the Split
- Top: Shikari (Fnatic)
- Jungle: Munckizz (Diabolus)
- Mid: Magifelix (Diabolus)
- ADC: Yusa (Diabolus)
- Support: Prosfair (Fnatic)
Coach:
iHansen
Rookie
Chibs (MnM)
What’s next for the UKLC?
Before the next UKLC split, the separate knockout-based tournament Forge of Champions Spring 2019 will run.
After this, a promotion tournament will take place. Teams must win two games to progress, or if they lose two they will be knocked out. The two teams that progress will face the bottom two UKLC teams from the previous split in best-of-three matches.
The final two that progress through the promotion tournament will qualify for the UKLC summer split. There’s more info in the Forge of Champions link included above.
Esports News UK voted in the Team of the Split survey
Dom is an award-winning writer and finalist of the Esports Journalist of the Year 2023 award. He has almost two decades of experience in journalism, and left Esports News UK in June 2025.
As a long-time gamer having first picked up the NES controller in the late ’80s, he has written for a range of publications including GamesTM, Nintendo Official Magazine, industry publication MCV and others. He also previously worked as head of content for the British Esports Federation.