This Sunday, June 21, the final matches of the various qualifiers for the
Esports Nations Cup League of Legends tournament will take place online across the globe. Throughout the weekend, nearly 90 national teams, split across seven regional qualifiers spanning every continent, competed for a chance to secure a spot at the Main Event, which will be held in Riyadh from November 21 to 29.
Divided into seven qualifiers based on their respective regions, all participating teams battled through double-elimination brackets played entirely in Best-of-One format. Only the decisive matches on this final day will be played as Best-of-3 series. Across each qualifier, four teams remain in contention for the final two qualification spots, with the winners joining the 16 national teams already invited to the final event.
All of these final stages will be broadcast live on the official Esports Nations Cup
Twitch and YouTube channels, with multiple broadcast teams covering the action throughout the day. The schedule is as follows, with the Winner Bracket qualification match streamed first, followed by the decisive Lower Bracket match.
