LCO 2022 Split 2: Pentanet, Order highlight week two matchups

LCO 2022 Split 2, and the league’s competitors see sweeping changes as OCE’s best line up for a spot at Worlds. Who will be crowned as the LCO champions and represent the region at the pinnacle of League of Legends?

• Chiefs take down Order in style, move to 2-0
• Peace, Pentanet also secure perfect Split starts
• Gravitas, Mammoth, Kanga seek first win this week

Split 2 of LCO 2022 is off to a cracking start, with season favourites Chiefs securing a perfect 2-0 start to the split with wins over Mammoth and Order.

Last Tuesday saw a grand final rematch from Split 1, where Order snuck home in five matches to book their tickets for MSI.

But Chiefs were out for revenge, and oh so sweet it is for the Split 1 runner-ups who dispatched of Order with ease in 23 minutes.

Chiefs never broke a sweat as they took down Order, consigning the Split 1 champs to a 1-1 start to the split.

Both games were shaky from Peace, but they also secured a perfect start to the split with opening wins over Dire Wolves and Kanga.

Pentanet joins Chiefs and Peace at 2-0, while Gravitas, Mammoth and Kanga Esports have some early soul-searching to do as they’ll look to week two to kick off their seasons.

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LCO 2022 Split 2 Streams

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LCO 2022 Split 2 Ladder

LCO 2022 Split 2 Schedule & Results

LCO Split 2: Week 2 Schedule

LCO Split 2: Week 1 Results

LCO 2022 Split 2 Rosters

Split 2 sees widespread changes to our LCO crews.

MSI representatives Order saw a change in the jungle following Shane “Kevy” Allen’s departure to North America, picking up Jeong “Goodo” Min-jae from Dire Wolves.

While Kevy departs, Vincent “Violet” Wong returns from Golden Guardians Academy and will take up the starting bot lane position at Peace alongside the squad’s former coach Vincent “gunkrab” Lin.

Other teams saw a mixed bag of changes; Dire Wolves will feature four new members of the Wolf Pack, while Pentanet will start Split 2 exactly as they ended.