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For many fans, the New Year’s Eve is uphill due to the wait for the start of the professional League of Legends. The competitive landscape has a two-month margin due to the transfer market, but once all the movements are confirmed or practically closed, fans see the time go by to enjoy Riot Games’ MOBA again.
2023 is an important year since, in some cases, the leagues have changed their format. On the other hand, in others the schedule is completely different. An example is the League of Legends EMEA Championship (LEC), which will now be played on weekends. However, with the new schedules, Riot Games has received criticism for the management of competitions such as the League of Legends Championship Series (LCS). In this respect it is also important VALORANTsince Riot has wanted none of the broadcasts of its two titles to overlap in the regions themselves.
Regardless of opinions about the new schedules and new formats, the beauty of the competitive landscape is that fans can choose between the leagues they like best. The 13th season is just around the corner and these are the matches with which each league will kick off:
Super League: January 16 (18:00 CEST)
- Bisons Esports Club vs Barça Esports
- Movistar Riders vs Fnatic TQ
- Jokers vs Rebels Gaming
- Team Heretics Academy vs. Giants
- KOI Academy vs UCAM Tokiers
LEC: January 21 (18:00 CEST)
- G2 Esports vs Excel
- KOI vs Team BDS
- Astralis vs. Team Heretics
- SK Gaming vs. MAD Lions
- Fnatic vs. Team Vitality
LCS: January 26 (21:00 CEST)
- 100 Thieves vs. Cloud9
- Golden Guardians vs. Evil Geniuses
- FlyQuest vs. Team Liquid
- CLG vs. Dignitas
- TSM vs. Immortals
LCK: January 18 (09:00 CEST)
- DWG KIA vs DRX
- T1 vs Gen.G
LPL: January 14 (08:00)
- FunPlus Phoenix vs. Team WE
- Anyone’s Legend vs. Invictus Gaming
- Bilibili Gaming vs JD Gaming
