Solary vs Esprit Shōnen - Result LFL Summer 2026 - 29.07.26 18:00 LFL Summer 2026 76.8% (Elo 1479) (Elo 1272) 23.2%
Final result: Solary 1 – 0 Esprit Shōnen
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0% Solary to win 0% Esprit Shōnen to win About the match The League of Legends match Solary vs Esprit Shōnen was held on 29.07.26 18:00 in a Bo1 format as part of LFL Summer 2026. The winner was Solary with a score of 1 – 0 against Esprit Shōnen. The match lasted 39 min.
The two teams have not met in the recorded data.
On current form, Solary have won 6/10 of their recent matches (3/5 of the latest 5), while Esprit Shōnen have won 0/9 (0/5 of the latest 5). Solary are in clearly superior form.
1479 Current Elo 1272
3 Wins in the last 5 matches 0
6 Wins in the last 10 matches 0
0 Head-to-head wins 0
Recent form Replay Match finished — channels that broadcast this match (a recording may still be on the channel).
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Other matches in LFL Summer 2026 Frequently asked questions about League of Legends What is a League of Legends match? A LoL match is a contest between two teams of five players on the Summoner's Rift map. In professional play a series usually consists of several games (Bo1, Bo3 or Bo5); the team that wins the majority of games wins the series.
How long does a LoL game last? Around 25–35 minutes on average at the professional level. Fast games can end in under 20 minutes, while drawn-out games can exceed 45 minutes. A Bo3 series usually takes 1–2 hours and a Bo5 between 2 and 4 hours.
What is the win condition in League of Legends? The first team to destroy the enemy Nexus wins the game. To reach the Nexus a team must destroy the turrets and inhibitor on at least one lane. A team can also win if the opponent surrenders.
How many players are on each team? Each team fields five starting players in five roles: Top, Jungle, Mid, Bot (ADC) and Support. Teams usually also have substitutes and coaches.
What do Bo1, Bo3 and Bo5 mean? Bo stands for "best of", the maximum number of games in a series. Bo1 is a single game; in a Bo3 the first team to win two games wins; a Bo5 requires three wins. Group stages often use Bo1 or Bo3, playoffs and finals use Bo5.
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