IPL 4 may be over, but top League of Legends teams continue to compete online each and every week. Read below to find out which tournaments to watch.

Corsair Vengeance Cup

The ongoing Corsair Vengeance Cup continues this weekend. Featuring teams like Against All Authority, Moscow Five, Team SoloMid, and more, this tournament has already been action packed. The first round of the upper bracket plays out Friday, Saturday, and Sunday this weekend. Check the official Corsair Vengeance cup brackets for updated match times.

Games will be streamed on KaosTV.

National ESL Pro Series

Featuring eight of the best teams in North America, the National ESL Pro Series hosts matches every Thursday and Friday nights at 5:00 PM Pacific. This Friday, mTw.NA (formerly known as Goose) faces 4Nothing.Fire, and Team Legion (formerly known as RFLX) battles Curse Gaming. For a full schedule and previous match results, check out the National ESL Pro Series season schedule.

To watch the stream live and VODs of previous matches, check out the National ESL Twitch.tv Channel.

nice

I wonder why Riot on NA doesn't cover OGN (The biggest prized tournament up to date). I've seen thread by Reds on EU forum.
But NA is completely quiet about it. It's still a 180k price pool tournament, bigger than anything else. Even if it's Korean, who cares ?

Why you show us EU and NA scene but not Korean scene ? There's even one NA and one EU team in that tournament.

C'mon Average Gatsby, please keep us informated about it and stuff.

How about a rune page promotion?

Hecarum Where?

yes, more tournaments! awesome stuff!

Where can I watch the matches that happened already. I want to see how did TRI won M5 once.

Meh working this weekend... but would love to see M5