T1 has won the League of Legends World Championship in London, England, beating Bilibili Gaming in the grand final to become world champions.

South Korean giants T1, led by "Faker", won their fifth League of Legends world championship crown in London on Saturday, beating China's Bilibili Gaming in a thrilling final.

With last year's victory, this marks the fifth time T1 has snagged the world champion title It's been seven minutes since the fourth game kicked off. BLG is ahead with three kills—Zeus being the unfortunate recipient of all of them. They've also got a lead of about 500 gold.

South Korean giants T1, led by "Faker", won their fifth League of Legends world championship crown in London on Saturday, beating China's Bilibili Gaming in a thrilling final.The teams were locked at 2-2 at a packed O2 arena but T1 clinched game five to make it back to back titles after nearly four hours of tense action.

Football star Son Heung-min and K-pop idols such as EXO’s Baekhyun and Super Junior’s Kim Hee-chul joined esports fans in celebrating League of Legends player Faker and his team T1’s victory at the 2024 League of Legends World Championship.

Lee Sang-hyeok (28), better known as “Faker,” the South Korean professional League of Legends (LoL) player from the esports organization T1, has once again taken the global stage, solidifying his legendary status in esports.

South Korea's T1 secured its fifth League of Legends World Championship title on Sunday, defeating China's Bilibili Gaming 3-2 in a thrilling best-of-five series at the O2 Arena. The victory also marks the fifth world championship for T1's star mid laner,