The World Championship 2024: Grand-Final Preview and Announcement
The World Championship 2024 is slowly reaching its peak and in a couple of days we will be able to enjoy the final match.
The semifinal matches were full of surprises and sensation and for those who missed them, we definitely recommend a replay.
You can read about the results of The World Championship 2024 Semifinals in the following article!
And now let's analyze the upcoming final in detail
Bilibili Gaming - T1 (15:00 CET)
Bilibili Gaming (China) and T1 (South Korea) will fight against each other in the finals of The Worlds Championship 2024, which will be held on November 2.
Both teams have come a long way to reach the finals and no one is going to concede!
In the semifinal matches, both teams literally blew away their opponents, Bilibili outscored Weibo 3-0 and T1 easily defeated Gen.G. 3-1.
T1 are League of Legends veterans who know the taste of victory. The team became 3-time champions of The Worlds in 2015, 2016, and 2023, and were finalists in 2017 and 2022.
In 2024, the team continues to break competitive records and dominate the Asian scene.
Don't forget that this year, the Koreans won ESWC, placed 3rd at the 2024 Mid-Season Invitational and LCK Summer.
Playing against T1 will not be easy, so Bilibili will have to try hard!
Bilibili Gaming can't boast such achievements as T1, but you can't deny that the team has gained serious momentum in recent years.
The Chinese organization started its way in LoL with local tournaments NEST, Demacia and for a long time could not achieve at least more or less stable results.
But since 2022, after a change in the Roster, the team revived and suddenly became an opening for the Tier-1 scene. Already in 2023, Bilibili became 3-time finalists of LPL Spring 2023, Mid-Season Invitational 2023 and Weibo Cup, and in 2024 they became 2-time winners of LPL Spring and Summer.
For Bilibili, this is only their 2nd appearance at the Worlds, prior to this, the team first made it to the main tournament of the year in 2023 and finished 3-4 places there.
Now, the team has reached its peak and made it to the Worlds 2024 finals, which is already an incredible achievement for the team, considering that a couple of years ago they were outright underdogs.
For T1, Bilibili is an enigmatic team and given that they are new to the “big game”, it will not be easy to find the right tactics against them.
The Chinese can surprise a lot and it is not excluded that the match will be very hard for both teams.
Put your plans aside and watch the November 2, LoL Worlds 2024 finals with us!
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