Fnatic have pulled off an unlikely comeback to advance to the next stage of the League of Legends World Championship, winning three matches in a row to knock out Chinese side Royal Never Give Up.

Fnatic had low expectations for Worlds. They came in as one of the weakest teams in the competition. However, despite these low expectations, they managed to disappoint fans. They lost unceremoniously ...

This article was originally published on GameSpot’s sister site onGamers.com, which was dedicated to esports coverage. Fnatic have picked up Kurtis “Toyz” Lau to coach their team during Season 4 World ...

One of EU's fan favourites have had an underwhelming season but they end it on a high in spectacular fashion. Fnatic is going to Worlds after a highly impressive lower bracket run that saw them take ...

Esports company Fnatic is riding high, announcing US$19 million in Series A funding this past month and placing founder Sam Mathews back at the helm as CEO. With all of the company’s recent milestones ...