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EMEA Masters 2026 Spring
Riot Games' online EMEA Masters Spring brought 28 League of Legends teams from 13 regional leagues together from June 8–15, 2026. Galions beat Solary 3–0 in the final.
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Updated October 19, 2026Competition snapshot
Host and dates
Online, Europe · Jun 8–15, 2026
Champion
Combined prize pool
Unknown
The reviewed Riot schedule, format guide and result page do not state a cash prize pool.
Games
Participant scale
28 teams from 13 regional leagues
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Category
Organizer
Partner
Riot GamesCommercial note
Tournament organizer · Recorded in the 2026 edition.[2]
Category
Official Partner
Partner
KitKatCommercial note
Main Partner across EMEA Masters through 2026 · Recorded in the 2026 edition.[6]
PTG Database Analysis
Riot Games’ online EMEA Masters Spring brought 28 teams from 13 regional leagues together from June 8–15. Sixteen teams entered the play-in; four advanced to a 16-team main event, where the group stage led into an eight-team best-of-five playoff bracket.[2][3]
Galions beat Solary 3–0 in the June 15 final to win the title. Riot identifies KitKat as EMEA Masters Main Partner through 2026.[4][5][6]
References7
- [1]EMEA Masters 2026 Spring — tournament listing — GosuGamers
- [2]ERL season 2026: dates, leagues and key updates — LoL Esports / Riot Games
- [3]EMEA Masters Spring 2026 — every qualified team — RFT.GG
- [4]EMEA Masters Spring 2026 official results — LoL Esports / Riot Games
- [5]Galions wins the 2026 EMEA Masters Spring final — L'Équipe
- [6]KitKat extends its esports partnership through 2026 — Riot Games
- [7]EMEA Masters Spring 2026 matches and participants — RFT.GG
Commercial opportunities
Main Partner
KitKat was an EMEA Masters Main Partner under Riot Games' regional League of Legends esports partnership through 2026.[6]
Tournament schedule
- Playoffs
Eight-team playoff bracket
The single-elimination playoffs used best-of-five matches. Galions beat Solary 3–0 in the June 15 final.[](cite:4)[](cite:5)
- Group Stage
16-team group stage
Four GSL-format groups played best-of-three matches; the top two teams in each group advanced to the playoffs.[](cite:3)
- Qualifier
16-team play-in
A five-round best-of-one Swiss stage narrowed the 16-team play-in to eight teams, followed by best-of-three knockout matches for four main-event places.[](cite:3)
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