The Mid Season Invitational for League of Legends is less than a month away. In 2022, the competition is expected to attract the greatest teams from around the globe to compete for the first international championship
Currently, the best teams from across all regions are chosen based on the results of the individual regions’ Spring Splits. Only the winners of those splits will be invited, and several of them are already on the way to South Korea.
It’s also the first international competition to feature a live audience since 2019. As a result, the level of excitement among players and fans is at an all high.
Everything League of Legends players knows about the Mid Season Invitational 2022: MSI qualified teams, location, start date
The League of Legends Mid Season Invitational 2022 will take place in Busan, South Korea on May 10, 2022. Despite being among the most successful areas on the international stage, this is the region’s first time hosting this competition.
Only a few teams have been registered for the event thus far, with the remainder still to be determined. The names of both the teams who have made it this far, as well as the areas that have yet to pick a winner, are listed below:
- LCK (South Korea) – T1
- LPL (China) – Yet to be decided
- LEC (Europe) – G2 Esports
- LCS (North America) – Yet to be decided
- PCS (Pacific) – Yet to be decided
- VCS (Vietnam) – Yet to be decided
- LLA (Latin America) – Yet to be decided
- TCL (Turkey) – Istanbul WildCats
- CBLOL (Brazil) – Yet to be decided
- LJL (Japan) – Detonation FocusMe
- LCO (Oceania) – Order
The return of T1 & G2 Esports to the Mid Season Invitational has indeed reignited old rivalries, therefore there are a few well-known players on the list. Just at the League of Legends World Championships in 2019, G2 Esports defeated T1.
T1 will undoubtedly return for vengeance, determined to put the matter to rest once and for all. T1’s 20-0 record in the League of Legends LCK 2022 Spring Split already has established the squad as the best in the world.
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