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The European Championship of League of Legends revealed its All-Pro equipment voted by fans on Tuesday, before the weekend of the LEC Playoffs.

Rogue and G2 ESPORTS players make up the five individuals on the first All-Pro team, fitting players from the two best teams of the regular season on a dream team of LEC. In fact, all the first, second and third team is made up of players from FNATIC, G2, Rogue and Mad Lions. The last three teams ended between the first three in this division with outstanding plays throughout the competition. But, Fnatic was fifth behind a masfits emerging squadron, who did not win any award all-pro in this division.

The @kia_worldwide All-Pro team of the community! pic.twitter.com/8tezluillo.

• Lec (@lec) August 24, 2021

First Lec All-Pro team

Andrei Odoamne pascu (picaro) Kacper inspired Słoma (rogue) Rasmus Caps Borregaard Winther (G2) Martin Rekkles Larsson (G2) Mihael Mikyx Mehle (G2)

While G2 shot out of LEC playoffs and worldwide, fans thought that his performance in the regular season was enough to include three of the team players at his best squad. G2 finished second in the regular season of LEC, thanks to a streak of five consecutive victories, with Rogue placed just above them in the first place. This marks the first appearance of Odoamne on the first team, since he previously appeared on the second and third team throughout his career of more than five years in the league.

Second Lec All-Pro Team

Adam Adam MANANANE (FNATIC) Marcin Jankos Jankowski (G2) Marek Humanid Brázda (Mad Lions) Steven Hans Sama Liv (Rogue) Zdravets Hylissang Iliev Galabov (FNATIC)

The second equipment All-Pro presents the first player Mad Lions: Humanoid. He earns the honor of being the second best Mid Lanner, according to fans. The Mad Lions are located third in the regular season of LEC and will fight for another title of this weekend. The team also has rookie Adam, who arrived at the summer division after passing the spring in the French league and winning the EU masters. While he did not have the best street statistics of the league, he leads the first blood position and has been an integral part of his team's success, especially in his last playoff games.

third team lec all-pro

Martin Wunder Nordahl Hansen (G2) Gabriël Bwipo Rau (Fnatic) Yasin Nisqy Dinçer (FNATIC) Elias UpSet Lipp (FNATIC) Norman Kaiser Kaiser (Mad Lions)

The final team is a mixture of the rest of the aforementioned teams and the rest of the initial Squad of FNATIC. The incorporation of Wunder on the third team converts G2 and FNATIC into the only two teams that have all their template represented on the All-Pro equipment. Most notable on the third team is the inclusion of BWIPO, since it is the first appearance of it as Jungler. He previously appeared on the list as Top Lanner.

This All-Pro Voting marks the seventh appearance of CAPS on the first team since its LEC debut in FNATIC in 2017. The Midlaner has only been lost a division (the recent division of the spring of 2020) and appeared in the Third team like Bot Lanner. The teammate of him at that time, Luka Perkz Perkovic, took the place of him in the upper team.