Worlds 2019 Group Stage Schedule

From the 12th to the 20th of October League of Legends fans around the world will be tuning in to the Worlds 2019 Group Stage. Teams will compete against others in their group in a Double Round Robin format to secure their spot in the upcoming Elimination Bracket. Only the top 2 teams from each group will progress to the next bracket, and matches will be best of 1, so anything can happen.

The first days of the Group Stage will see matches comprising of different groups, with the closing days being specific to each group. This lets us see a lot of the talent spread out early on, followed by intense days of teams battling to secure their first and second seed spots.

All start times are scheduled are CEST and subject to change.

October 12

We start the Group Stages of Worlds 2019 with the EU 2nd seed facing off against SKT1, testing if the old God, Faker, and take down new rising star Nemesis. It’s a day filled with underdog matches, with Clutch taking on RNG, AHQ against Invictus and J Team trying to take the win from FunPlus. There are bound to be many scraps and high kill matches ahead.

October 13

The second day of Group Stage opens up with SKT vs RNG and promises to be an incredible match between two powerhouses. Each with high individual technical player skills, it will likely be a slow, yet extremely calculated match. Fnatic should have an easier day two against Clutch, but Team Liquid will have a more difficult day going against Worlds 2018 winners Invictus Gaming.

October 14

We have a range of matches today, with low-seed scrapes (we’re looking at you J Team vs GAM Esports) and feisty underdog matches. We’re looking forward to seeing if EU’s 3rd seed Splyce can take on China’s 1st seed FunPlus Phoenix and live to tell the tale.

October 15

From the expected skill differences each of these matches should be quite clear cut, but with the format being Bo1 then anything can happen! Underdogs will need to secure early kills and objective pressure to ensure they can outscale their opponents.

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October 17 – Group B

If you like any of the teams in Group B, then you’re going to have a great day. From this point onwards each day of the Group Stage is devoted to teams from an individual group, seeing all teams play their second Best of 1 match to close out their double round robin.

Read our full Worlds 2019 Group
B Breakdown to find out more about the teams.

October 18 – Group A

We return to Group A to see NA and EUW’s first seeds, Team Liquid and G2 Esports respectively, take to the Rift to decide once and for all which region is superior. The ultimate grudge match.

Read our full Worlds 2019 Group
A Breakdown to find out more about the teams.

October 19 – Group C

Faker returns to the Rift to take on Fnatic’s Nemesis once again to settle the score. Expect slower tactical matches and mid-lane bans a-plenty!

Read our full Worlds 2019 Group
C Breakdown to find out more about the teams.

October 20 – Group D

In our final Group Stage day we are focussed on Group D matches. It will be the final chance for underdogs ahq e-Sports Club and Team Liquid to prove themselves against their stronger counter-parts, Invictus Gaming and DAMWON.

Read our full Worlds 2019 Group D Breakdown to find out more about the teams.

Betting on Worlds 2019

As League of Legends is one of the most popular esports titles, nearly all esports bookmakers will be offering betting markets for Worlds 2019. We’ve included some of our favourites below that offer the best odds and user experience.

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