PGG claim LCO 2021 Split 2 top spot after winning three-way OCE title race: final standings & results

Reigning Oceanic champions Pentanet.GG have taken one step closer to defending their crown, climbing out of Split 2’s mid-table scrap to finish first ahead of playoffs.

• Pentanet claim second consecutive top-spot LCO finish
• Surprise package Order lock Top 2 in final matchday reshuffle
• Star-studded Peace roster barely scrapes fifth place

PGG have finished first after eight weeks of play.

The defending LCO champs struggled to find their feet post-Iceland, but the tail end of their Split 2 campaign saw them leapfrog Order, Dire Wolves, and the Chiefs to claim that all-important playoffs bye for the postseason.

Behind them sit the LCO’s surprise package in Split 2: Order. The Melbourne squad charged through 2021’s second season to a top-two finish, edging out more veteran lineups in the closing matchdays to nab the strong seeding. Behind them sit Dire Wolves (3rd) and the Chiefs (4th).

While Order’s finish may be a positive surprise, the same cannot be said of Peace’s Split 2 struggles. Armed with Worlds reps like Babip and Tally, many expected the newcomer team to barrel to the title post-MSI. Instead, they barely scraped into the postseason at all, damning Gravitas to a long offseason in a last-gasp qualification in Week 8.

The Chiefs, Dire Wolves, Order, and Peace start playoffs in week one, while PGG lie in wait in Round 2. Gravitas, Legacy, and Mammoth have been eliminated.

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Current LCO Standings

LCO 2021 Split 2 results

LCO Split 2 preview, June 14

There’s one question on everybody’s lips coming into Split 2: how much has Pentanet.GG’s trip to Reykjavík levelled up their already championship-grade roster? The PGG boys were one Gravitas game away from a perfect 14-0 run in the first split, and have since honed their play against Damwon Gaming, Royal Never Give Up, MAD Lions, and more.

Peace shapes as their biggest challengers. The runners-up added three-time OPL champion Leo “Babip” Romer to their already star-studded roster after his stint with Team SoloMid in North America, in what can only be described as an upgrade.

Behind PGG and PCE lurk two more contenders too.

Dire Wolves finished second in the regular season, before a red-hot Chiefs — the other major contenders early on in Split 2 — surged through the lower LCO playoffs bracket to run third. Can they find their feet the second time of asking?

Week 1 results (June 15 – June 16)

Week 2 results (June 22 – June 23)

Week 3 results (June 29 – June 30)

Week 4 results (July 6 – July 8)

Week 5 results (July 13 – July 15)

Week 8 schedule (August 3 – August 4)

LCO 2021 team rosters

Heading into Split 2, the biggest changes have come in the jungle. As mentioned earlier, Babip has returned to Oceania to link up with LCO heavyweights Peace. His return left Shane “Kevy” Allen as a free agent; Order quickly snapped up the young jungler.

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