After a crazy fourth week of Rival Series gameplay, ARG’s train into the promotion tournament was derailed by ZeNoMoon in a tense game 5 that finished with a late ZNM goal. Later on in the evening, ZeNoMoon went one better by sweeping Vikings, not only keeping their top two hopes alive but also knocking Vikings out of contention entirely! This has caused the race for top 2 to become incredibly similar to the race for top 4 - it’s anyone’s game! So we’re here to give you the rundown on who needs

After a grueling season of both RLCS and RLRS League Play, tonight’s promotion tournament sees four teams going head-to-head to battle it out for one of the two elusive spots in next season’s RLCS. However, before you tune into the action tonight you might want to find out how the teams stack up heading into what could be the most important day of their careers! Oh how the mighty have fallen. Trying their hardest to emulate Complexity Gaming’s Season 6 woes, Evil Geniuses’ hand was forced after

After a thrilling conclusion to RLCS League Play, where The Bricks were sent down to the bottom two by a resurgent Dignitas side and mousesports couldn’t overcome the juggernauts of Vitality and finished bottom, those two sides will face off against the challengers from the Rival Series. Veloce Esports secured their top two spot many weeks ago and ended their season with a perfect 7-0 record, meanwhile Complexity Gaming pulled off the impossible and barely scraped their way into the top two with

Well that was exciting, wasn’t it? After two thrilling days of competition, we finally have our complete lineups for Season 8 of the RLCS (pending roster changes of course). In North America the “unthinkable” happened once again, and in Europe another promotion favourite went down in Flames. North America - Evil Geniuses not looking so smart anymore? After last season saw Rogue’s surprising relegation against the rising stars of Bread, and CompLexity managing to pull off the impossible by goi

Gale Force eSports was an American eSports organization that used to host a European Rocket League team. Gale Force eSports first entered Rocket League by picking up the Season 2 grand finalists Mock-It, who had been playing under the name Pocket Aces whilst searching for a new org following from their departure from Mock-It. They had been looking promising in Season 3, having won their first 3 series of the season. However, they managed to find just one win out of their last four series, a 3-1

The Rocket League Championship Series, also known as the RLCS, is the Psyonix funded Rocket League league. The competition began in Spring 2016 with its inaugural season giving an opportunity for the top North American and European teams to fight for their share of the $75,000 prize pool. The first World Championship was hosted in Los Angeles, California, with its reappearance during the Season 3 World Championship, between the first Finals taking place in Europe, held in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

The team Fnatic (occasionally stylized as fnatic) is a world leader in multiple games, such as League of Legends, Dota 2, CS:GO , Halo and more. Fnatic's players attend more than 75 events per year, representing Fnatic in over 25 countries. More than 1,200,000 fans on social media follow the team. In Europe, the US, India and South America, Fnatic stands as one of the best eSports organizations, whose players have achieved numerous tournament wins. Fnatic also won the ESPORTS Team of the Year A

The team Fnatic (occasionally stylized as fnatic) is a world leader in multiple games, such as League of Legends, Dota 2, CS:GO , Halo and more. Fnatic's players attend more than 75 events per year, representing Fnatic in over 25 countries. More than 1,200,000 fans on social media follow the team. In Europe, the US, India and South America, Fnatic stands as one of the best eSports organizations, whose players have achieved numerous tournament wins. Fnatic also won the ESPORTS Team of the Year A

Rocket League's radical summer continues with the RLCS World Championship, which takes place at the Prudential Centre in Newark, this weekend. After a long and hard-fought season, twelve teams will fight for the lion’s share of the $529,500 prize pool, as well as the World Championship title. Here’s a preview of what to expect heading into one of the most exciting events in the Rocket League calendar. Due to the introduction of South American teams into the RLCS, Psyonix has opted to part ways

The Rocket League Championship Series, also known as the RLCS, is the Psyonix funded Rocket League league. The competition began in Spring 2016 with its inaugural season giving an opportunity for the top North American and European teams to fight for their share of the $75,000 prize pool. The first World Championship was hosted in Los Angeles, California, with its reappearance during the Season 3 World Championship, between the first Finals taking place in Europe, held in Amsterdam, Netherlands.