EU and NA teams don't play against each other frequently, but when they do, the games can be truly amazing. These are the five most epic NA vs EU battles in LoL history!

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#5: G2 vs. TSM (2017 MSI). Coming off of Spring Split Victories in 2017, G2 and TSM met on day 3 of MSI. Having started 1-3, TSM needed a win for a chance to get out of groups, and they got off to a good start. Svenskeren out-jungled Trick early, and TSM snowballed that into an eventual 10k gold lead. However, TSM stumbled in closing the game and a G2 baron rush got them right back into the game. And that’s when things got crazy... TSM continually defended their nexus before rushing down the other end and finishing the game.

#4: C9 vs. FNC (2015 Worlds). Going into 2015 Worlds, no one gave C9 much of a chance in group B. Nonetheless then opened the tournament 2-0 with Fnatic up next. C9 had a minuscule lead until a baron attempt gave Fnatic an ace and a small lead of their own.
Despite trailing, a massive teamfight at 40 minutes turned the tables... Balls’ penta gave C9 yet another unexpected victory, propelling them to the top of Group B at 3-0.

#3: CLG EU vs CLG PRIME (2012 MLG Dallas). All the way back in 2012, CLG NA and CLG EU did battle in a war of attrition. The two teams split the first two games to set up game 3. After a relatively slow start, the game escalated into an absolute bloodbath. Bigfatlp and Froggen both collected a large portion of their team’s kills but regardless, the teams traded blows and barons for over an hour. Finally, after 65 minutes and a combined 60 kills, in typical CLG EU fashion they won in a incredibly drawn out game to advance at MLG Dallas.

#2: C9 vs Alliance (IEM San Jose 2014). At IEM San Jose 2014, Rekkles made his debut with Alliance, but the team ran into Cloud9 in the semi finals. The match-up was very much AD carry centric as Sneaky and Rekkles were both recipients of several kills. However the game was bloodless until 24 minutes when C9 struck first. Regardless of a 5k gold lead, Alliance won a couple crucial teamfights to get Rekkles on line. However, Sneaky and C9 would pull the game back in their favour and thanks to a fifth dragon, Cloud9 would wipe Alliance and go on to end the game. They would also go on to win the series 2 games to one.

#1: CLG/Gambit IEM Cologne (2014). It may not have been Gambit in their glory days, and CLG may have been without Xmithie, but the finals at IEM Cologne 2014 still delivered. Despite having a substitute jungler, CLG held their own but eventually Gambit starting pulling away… That is until a Baron attempt led to a CLG ace. From there, CLG pulled back into the game, as Doublelift, on his patented Vayne, started to take over. However, after 53 minutes, It all came down to a base race...

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