This year's Worlds is proving to be even more exciting than last year, with a phenomenal viewership of over 1 million fans just for the Play-Ins stage. All 16 of the qualified teams are preparing for hectic weeks of brutal matches, but only one can be crowned victorious.
With that being said, we will go over the upcoming League of Legends games so you can tune in and support your favorites. The competition this year is deadly, with many hoping for Gen.G to be able to complete their 'Golden Road' after years of international shortcomings.
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LoL Worlds 2024 Swiss Format and Schedule
After the dust has settled in the Play-Ins, 16 teams will be battling on the Rift. This time around, the Swiss Stage will feature 3 rounds of best-of-ones (Bo1), 6 rounds of best-of-threes (Bo3), and 6 rounds of best-of-fives (Bo5) during the Knockout Stage.
- Swiss Stage (16 Teams): October 3-27
- Knockout Stage (8 Teams): October 17-20, October 26-27
- Worlds 2024 Finals Date (2 Teams): November 2 (Saturday)
Many pro players are already adjusting to the meta that has been established in the Play-Ins, but we might see some drastic off-meta picks, further proving why Worlds is the biggest and most exciting League of Legends tournament of the year.
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Swiss Stage Day 2 Matches
A whopping 8 matches will be played during the first day of the Swiss Stage, with representatives from the LCK, LPL, LEC, LCS, PCS, CBLOL, and VCS regions duking it out in Bo1s.
| Match | Date |
| BLG vs LNG | Oct 4, 14:00 CEST |
| GEN vs TES | Oct 4, 15:00 CEST |
| G2 vs HLE | Oct 4, 16:00 CEST |
| TL vs WBG | Oct 4, 17:00 CEST |
| T1 vs PNG | Oct 4, 18:00 CEST |
| DK vs FLY | Oct 4, 19:00 CEST |
| FNC vs GAM | Oct 4, 20:00 CEST |
| PSG vs MDK | Oct 4, 21:00 CEST |
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LoL Worlds 2024 Patch
Players will compete on the 14.18 Patch as it brought a lot of buffs and nerfs to pro-play champions that were dominating the meta. We will also get to see Aurora in action, so be on the lookout for this bunny mage making some sick plays in the hands of the best players in the world.
The item changes also will heavily impact the meta, as we might see champs like Orianna, Syndra, Hwei, and Ahri making a comeback, with possibly far fewer ADC mid picks. However the meta develops, we are certainly in for a ride so make sure to tune in for this year's League of Legends World Championship.
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