English ran away from the LPL, but we didn’t: Where can we watch the LPL now?

In 2024, the League of Legends Pro League (LPL) announced some bittersweet news to English speakers. There will not be an official English broadcast of the league this year. As one of the major leagues, this announcement was a disappointment for many fans who were looking forward to watching their favorite teams and players.

Not all hope is lost, however. Even though we don't have an official LPL English broadcast, the LPL will be fully co-streamed internationally. It's a new model Riot Games and the LPL are testing this year, and it might become a permanent fixture moving forward.

For some fans, the LPL English broadcast didn’t meet expectations. Meanwhile others, argue that viewers shouldn't be forced to follow specific streamers to watch their favorite leagues. "I respect people if they prefer co-streaming as their way of watching esports, but good god I do not like it," one user wrote on Reddit.

Here are some hubs you can follow to check out the LPL this year.

The LPL English page is a project by passionate and dedicated fans of the Chinese league. You can support them by watching their live broadcast of the games on Twitch.

Another interesting channel you can follow is the LPL Revival one. It was created by the LEC casters Hysterics and EragonUK. This project often has guests to give you an "in-person broadcast environment with elite opinions from the best," as they wrote on their official X page.

You also have many League of Legends streamers and content creators who often watch these major leagues and make comments about it. Here are some of the most popular channels.

Check out all of the match schedules and results here. As for the league format, there are some new things you probably will want to know about.

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