If your League of Legends match history is not loading, first check whether Riot has reported a service issue. If services look normal, fully restart the Riot Client, test your connection, and run the client’s built-in repair. Work through the steps below in order; there is no verified “80% success” cache trick, and manually deleting League folders or editing your hosts file can create new problems.
This guide focuses on match history that spins, appears blank, or fails to refresh in the PC or Mac client. It separates a temporary service delay from a local client or network problem and uses Riot’s current support tools.
| What you see | What to try first |
|---|---|
| Other players also report missing history, or Riot lists an incident | Wait for the service issue to clear, then reopen the client. |
| Only one very recent match is missing | Give the result a short time to appear, then restart the client and check again. |
| The entire history page is blank, but other client pages load | Sign out, fully quit the client, and sign back in. |
| Several Riot services or pages fail to connect | Check VPN, DNS, firewall, and your network path. |
Open Riot’s League of Legends service-status page and select the game and region that match your account. Look for maintenance, login, or platform incidents. A service-status page may not list every brief or isolated Match History issue, so a clear page is useful evidence but not proof that Riot’s services are working perfectly.
If Riot reports an incident, avoid reinstalling the game or changing network settings. Wait until the incident is resolved, then restart the client and check the affected matches again.
Check a few older entries and note whether the problem affects just the latest result or the full LoL match history. Also confirm that you are signed in to the Riot account that played those games. If one new match is absent, allow a little time for it to appear and check again after restarting. If every entry is blank or the page never finishes loading, continue with the client and network steps below.
A full restart gives the client a fresh session and reloads its pages. If the history still fails, sign out of your Riot account, quit the client completely, reopen it, and sign back in once.
Turn off any VPN or proxy temporarily, then retry Match History. If possible, connect over Ethernet or briefly test another trusted network. If the page works on a different connection, the issue may involve the original network path, router, DNS provider, or security filtering. Riot’s PC connection troubleshooting guide recommends checking wired connections and disabling VPNs or proxies while diagnosing connection problems.
Do not leave a VPN disabled if you rely on it for a separate security or privacy requirement; use the test only if it is safe for your setup, then choose the network configuration you normally need.
DNS troubleshooting is most relevant when the Riot Client also has trouble reaching services, not when one Match History page is the only broken feature. On Windows, open Command Prompt as an administrator and run ipconfig /flushdns. Close and reopen Riot Client, then test again. For DNS settings or other operating systems, follow Riot’s current DNS configuration guide.
A DNS flush does not delete match data or repair a Riot-side incident. Skip network resets if the rest of your connection is working normally and the status page shows an active problem.
A firewall or third-party security app can block the client from reaching Riot services. Update the security app, then confirm that Riot Client and League of Legends are allowed through its application rules. Use Riot’s firewall configuration guide for the current executable paths and instructions for your software.
Avoid turning off your firewall or antivirus as a routine fix, and do not open random ports or add a server address to the hosts file. If you temporarily disable protection as a controlled test, turn it back on immediately afterward.
Riot’s current repair option can check for missing or corrupted game files. In Riot Client:
Let the repair finish before launching the game. Riot documents this path in its Riot Client Full Repair Tool instructions. If repair reports an error, save the message for your support ticket instead of deleting folders by hand.
If Match History remains broken after a service-status check, restart, connection test, and repair, send Riot Support a concise report. Include your platform, account region, approximate time the issue started, whether all matches or only one are affected, and the exact error or behavior. Attach logs using Riot’s Riot Repair Tool (RRT) guide. The RRT, formerly called the Hextech Repair Tool, gathers diagnostic logs; it does not guarantee a fix for a server-side Match History problem.
Riot’s Player Support ticket form is the right next step when a match remains missing or the page consistently fails to load. Reinstall only if Riot Support or a failed repair points to a deeper installation problem; it is a poor first response to a single missing match.
Reinstalling can replace damaged local files, but it cannot resolve a Riot service outage or guarantee that a missing match will appear. Try the built-in repair first and contact Support if the match remains absent.
This guide covers League of Legends match history in the League client. Teamfight Tactics has its own game selection and support resources, so use the relevant TFT troubleshooting path for a TFT-only issue.
Riot’s current support page calls it the Riot Repair Tool (RRT) and notes that it was formerly called the Hextech Repair Tool. Use the current Riot Support download and instructions.
Start with Riot’s service status, then work through the client, connection, and repair checks. If none of them brings your League of Legends match history back, send Riot Support the details and logs so they can check the account or service issue directly.
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