This list shows all the champions along with their champion rotation classification, overview stats, release dates, and purchase costs. There are currently a total of 117 released champions. To read specific characteristics of the champions' stats and abilities, you can follow the link on their names to go to their page. To see a list with detailed stats of the champions, you can visit the base champion statistics page.
The Health, Attack, Spells and Difficulty ratings stated on this page are the ones stated by Riot Games on the game platform. These ratings do not affect gameplay in any way and are there just to give new players a glimpse of where the strength of each champion lies.
Arsenal claimed an important victory at Borussia Dortmund, while Barcelona booked their place in the Champions League knockout rounds as they beat AC Milan, and Chelsea took control of their group as they won at home to Schalke.
Aaron Ramsey was the hero for
Arsenal as they claimed a
1-0 win at
Borussia Dortmund.
Dortmund had the better of the first half but were unable to take their chances, with Neven Subotic steering just wide of the post and Henrikh Mkhitaryan -- the scorer of the opening goal at the Emirates -- also off target when allowed a run on Wojciech Szczesny’s goal.
Dortmund turned up the pressure in the second half, and twice had the ball in the back of the net, but on both occasions were thwarted by the offside flag, and Arsenal made them pay. On 62 minutes, Ramsey headed home from close range with the Gunners’ first shot of the match.
Arsenal might have extended their lead in the immediate aftermath, with Ramsey denied by Roman Weidenfeller and Olivier Giroud then seeing an effort cleared off the line by Nuri Sahin, but Dortmund, and Robert Lewandowski in particular, still presented a threat at the opposite end.
However, the Gunners held firm to see out the match and record a victory that sees them move three points clear of their German hosts.
Napoli, meanwhile, beat
Marseille 3-2 with two goals from Gonzalo Higuain as they moved level with Arsenal on nine points at the top of Group F.
Lionel Messi netted a brace to send
Barcelona into the second round as they beat
AC Milan 3-1 at the Camp Nou.
Barca took the lead when Ignazio Abate was judged to have bundled over Neymar in the area, and Messi powered the penalty past Christian Abbiati to end his three-game goal drought.
They doubled their advantage five minutes before the break when Sergio Busquets was left unmarked to head home from Xavi’s free-kick, but Milan reduced the arrears in the dying seconds of the first half as Gerard Pique diverted the ball into his own net from Kaka’s centre.
Messi then added his second of the night, exchanging passes with Cesc Fabregas before clipping the ball stylishly over the goalkeeper to round off a deserved win for the hosts.
Celtic's Champions League hopes are hanging by a thread after they slumped to the bottom of Group H with a
1-0 defeat by
Ajax at the Amsterdam ArenA.
Lasse Schone, who had scored after coming on as substitute in the 2-1 defeat at Celtic Park, grabbed the winner with a well-taken goal in the 51st minute to sink the Scottish champions, who were far from their best in what was a mostly scrappy game.
Chelsea need a point to reach the second round after seeing off
Schalke 3-0 at Stamford Bridge.
