Team Liquid beat FlyQuest at LCS Spring 2024 Finals: Recap & Results

The LCS Spring 2024 playoffs are here, with only the top 4 teams remaining. Here’s everything you need to know from the past schedule, which teams are still in the running, a list of official LCS co-streamers, and more.

A lot changed going into the 2024 LCS year. Two teams, Golden Guardians and Evil Geniuses, have left the league entirely. The format and schedule of the LCS have entirely changed as well.

That said, the off-season chaos has led to some clear winners on paper, with teams like Cloud9 and FlyQuest fielding some incredibly strong rosters and trying to prove that NA is still worthy of being a major region despite all the difficulties the league has faced in the past few years.

NRG, meanwhile, didn’t make it far enough into the Playoffs to defend their title. They got first-rounded after a pretty rough regular season, and Dignitas fell soon after. 100 Thieves showed promise, but were ultimately unable to overcome Team Liquid.

Then again, Cloud9 couldn’t do that either. Bwipo told us he thinks Team Liquid is better than Cloud9, and they proved it with a dominant 3-0 win over C9. With that, Team Liquid and FlyQuest locked their MSI slots. But, yet again, Team Liquid came out on top and took the championship.

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Here’s everything you need to know about LCS Spring 2024, including the full schedule, results as they come, which co-streamers you can watch, & the full rosters of all teams participating.

Contents

• LCS Spring 2024 stream and co-streamers
• LCS Spring 2024 Playoffs schedule
• LCS Spring 2024 regular season results
• Teams & Rosters for LCS Spring 2024

LCS Spring 2024: Stream and co-streamers

If you’d prefer to watch the official LCS Spring 2024 stream, you can find it here:

However, co-streaming has become an increasingly popular way to consume esports content, and the LCS Spring 2024 will be no different. There’s a small list of official co-streamers that are allowed to re-broadcast without issue.

Here’s a list of all approved co-streamers and their channels:

• Doublelift
• IWDominate
• LS
• Meteos
• Sneaky
• Spica
• Caedrel
• Baiano (Portuguese)
• Toad Amarillo (Spanish)
• Zerotick (French)

If you missed the matches, you can catch up on them by watching the VoDs on the LoL Esports YouTube Channel.

LCS Spring 2024 Playoffs schedule

Playoffs were all best of 5s this time around, with even the Winner’s Bracket matchets getting their own day.

Here’s the full LCS Spring Playoffs schedule, along with the bracket to get an idea of where match winners will end up if they win or lose. Teams on the lower bracket were eliminated upon losing, meaning the fifth and sixth seeded teams only got one chance.

Week 1

Week 2

Week 3

LCS Spring 2024 Regular Season Results

Here are the past regular season results for those looking to catch up on how things shook out through this year’s Spring Split. It was one of the closest LCS splits in history, with even the bottom teams having a chance until the very end.

Week 1

Week 2

Week 3 (Super Week)

Week 4

Week 5

Week 6 (Super Week)

LCS Spring 2024: Regular Season Standings

The bottom two teams drop out of Playoffs contention entirely once the regular season comes to an end, meaning that placing in the top 6 is a must. Additionally, the top two teams get a bye, freeing them to advance immediately to the upper bracket and bypass the first round of Playoffs matches.

LCS Spring 2024: Teams and Rosters

There have been some significant switch-ups with not only the rosters, but the teams that are participating in the LCS for the 2024 Season compared to 2023.

Evil Geniuses and Golden Guardians are out, and Shopify Rebellion have taken TSM’s spot. Here’s a full list of the 8 teams and their starting rosters: