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APA and Zven are expected to leave Cloud9. The duo were benched in the summer season in favor of Loki and Tactical.
FURIA defeated Cloud9 3-1 in the League of Legends World Championship 2026 Play-In, eliminating the North American side and setting up a rematch against MVK Esports. While FURIA celebrated its comeback, C9’s players and head coach expressed their disappointment following the team’s exit.
The French and the Vietnamese sent Cloud9 and Furia to the Lower Bracket, setting up an exciting match ahead of the Main Stage qualifying match
The 2026 World Championship is almost here. On October 15, Cloud9, Karmine Corp, FURIA and MVK Esports will kick off the tournament, with plenty of storylines to follow from the very first games.
As the LCS improves in strides, expectations on the international stage are rising too. Could the 2026 World Championship on home soil be the first time in 14 years that two NA teams reach the knockouts?
With just a few days to go before Worlds 2026, we take a look at the most anticipated comebacks at this year's edition of the biggest League of Legends esports event of the season.
Cloud9 faltered in the rematch against LYON in the LCS 2026 Summer Playoffs. With this loss, Cloud9 will start Worlds 2026 in the Play-ins stage
The third seeds from the LEC, LCP, and LCS, alongside the second seed from CBLOL, will compete for the final Worlds slot following a change to the Play-In format.
After a monumental victory last week, C9 couldn't keep the momentum in the Summer Split Winners Finals. Following his defeat, C9 Blaber broke down Game 4's comms.
Cloud9 pull off a big upset over current LCS champions LYON to qualify for Worlds 2026. This will be the first Worlds appearance for the team since 2023.
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