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UK League of Legends has gone through a huge period of change this year, with the UKLC scrapped […]

Read More… from NLC 2022 Division 1 to feature €200,000 in prizing and financial subsidies for teams, yet uncertainty remains: Why have some teams dropped out of the UK, Ireland and Nordics League of Legends ERL circuit?

Anders ‘Fittle’ Wind, a Danish League of Legends (LoL) support player, has announced his retirement. Fittle was most […]

Read More… from LoL player who qualified for NLC Division 2 retires, cites removal of high elo duo queue as one of the reasons why

Irish esports organisation Nativz Gaming and sports kit brand Umbro (Ireland) have today announced a multi-year partnership. Umbro […]

Read More… from NLC Division 2 and 4 Irish organisation Nativz announce 2022 jersey partnership with Umbro and separate deal with coral reef sustainability business ALotMeant.com

Isle of Man esports organisation X7 Esports have officially announced their 2022 NLC Division 1 roster – and […]

Read More… from A Korean world champion will be playing in the UK/Nordics League of Legends NLC: X7 announce 2022 roster, confirming the signing of Haru as well as Tempt, Kasing, Nata and Jaeger

UK esports organisation LDN UTD have become the latest team to reassess their strategy regarding the new UK/Ireland/Nordics […]

Read More… from LDN UTD’s future in UK League of Legends NLC Division 2 up in the air after roster looks for other teams

Riot Games has today announced the start dates of multiple European League of Legends esports tournaments for 2022, […]

Read More… from Riot reveals League of Legends esports start dates for Spring 2022 LEC, EU Masters, NLC and ERLs

UK esports organisations Resolve and London Esports are withdrawing from the League of Legends NLC circuit – for […]

Read More… from Resolve and London Esports withdraw from League of Legends NLC circuit

Update (December 3rd 2021): Resolve founder Ilias ‘Rai’ Pajoheshfar has joined Team Singularity as head coach. The news […]

Read More… from Singularity to field student-only team in 2022 NLC after partnering with the University of Roehampton – positive move or a recipe for disaster? Uni says it can help start a ‘systematic change on how agents and scouts approach university esports’

Update (December 2021): The final teams have been announced: Original article: The ten teams for the Northern League […]

Read More… from NLC Division 1 teams confirmed for 2022: MNM Gaming qualify for Division 1 as Resolve reach Division 2

Update (December 1st 2021): Astralis has appointed former Tricked manager Natasha Voetmann as team manager for League of […]

Read More… from Astralis Talent acquires Tricked Esport’s League of Legends NLC spot

The applications for the League of Legends NLC (UK and Nordic region) Division 1 qualifier have closed, and […]

Read More… from Teams confirmed for NLC 1st Division qualifier including Munster, MNM, Resolve and more, as Kova announce departure from LoL esports

The Northern League of Legends Championship (NLC), the tournament series for esports teams in the UK, Ireland and […]

Read More… from NLC reveals more details of League of Legends Northern Europe calibration phase, eight teams can now gain direct entry into division 1 qualifier by applying

Following the announcement earlier this week that Riot Games’ restructuring of European League of Legends had led to […]

Read More… from League of Legends UKLC and Telia Masters scrapped, NLC ‘multi-division league ecosystem’ announced for Northern Europe from 2022, Freaks 4U Gaming takes on tournament organising duties

The Northern League of Legends Championship, or NLC, has announced major changes to its format, causing ripple effects […]

Read More… from NLC announces major format changes due to Riot Games’ ERL changes, UKEL postpones Open, Promotion and Relegation tournaments, fans react to Riot’s decision

Image credit: Lolesports Flickr In the vast world of League of Legends (LoL) streamers and personalities, few are […]

Read More… from In-depth interview with Foxdrop: ‘I sometimes wonder whether I’m a worse LoL caster now than when I started out, because I focus on fixing my faults rather than what made me a good caster in the first place: being kind of cheeky, kind of dumb, and very English!’