Worlds 2024 Swiss Stage: Qualified Teams, Draws, Opening Fixtures and More

Worlds 2024 Swiss Stage: Qualified Teams, Draws, Opening Fixtures and More

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29 Aug, 2024, 22:30

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Last updated: 9 Apr, 2025, 10:48

The Play-Ins Stage for Worlds 2024 has just concluded. 8 teams battled it out for 4 qualification spots to the Swiss Stage, where most consider the ‘real’ Worlds to begin.

Starting October 3rd, the 4 teams and the 12 awaiting teams will begin their clash across multiple rounds for a chance at qualifying for the ultimate stage, the Knockout Stage.

Only 8 teams can make it past, which 8 will be eliminated?

All Teams at Worlds 2024 Swiss Stage

  • Hanwha Life Esports (LCK #1)
  • Gen.G (LCK#2)
  • Dplus KIA (LCK #3)
  • T1 (LCK #4)
  • Bilibili Gaming (LPL #1)
  • Top Esports (LPL #2)
  • LNG Esports (LPL # 3)
  • Weibo Gaming (LPL #4)
  • G2 Esports (LEC #1)
  • Fnatic (LEC #2)
  • FlyQuest (LCS #1)
  • Team Liquid (LCS #2)
  • MAD Lions KOI (LEC #3)
  • PSG Talon (PCS (#1)
  • GAM Esports (VCS #1)
  • paiN Gaming (CBLOL #1)

Check out our full list of teams attending Worlds 2024.

Worlds 2024 Swiss Stage: Qualified Teams, Draws, Opening Fixtures and More
Worlds is where champions are born. Credit: LoL Esports

Worlds 2024 Swiss Stage: Opening Fixtures

Following the conclusion of the Play-Ins, a live draw show was held to determine the opening matchups for all the teams. Here’s a reminder for the Draw Show Rule set in case you’ve forgotten:

* Pool 1 teams will face Pool 4 teams and Pool 2 teams will play Pool 3 teams. 

**In the first draw, no team will be able to play a team from their own region. 

***A second draw will commence for the 2nd round of the Swiss Stage - pairing teams with the same record against one another. The additional draw restriction will not apply (regional lock will not be in effect).  

****Teams will not be allowed to rematch previous opponents in this Stage.

3 wins qualifies a team for the Knockout Stage, 3 losses eliminated the team from Worlds 2024 contention. Without further ado, here are the matchups.

Worlds 2024 Swiss Stage Format

The 16 teams have been drawn into 4 draw pools and from there it’s off to the races. Qualification and Elimination series will be in Bo3 format. All other matches will be Bo1s.

The 8 teams that survive through this gauntlet, will qualify for the final stage: the Knockout Stage.

*Match dates and times TBD

Worlds 2024 Swiss Stage: Qualified Teams, Draws, Opening Fixtures and More
Worlds Swiss Stage. 5 chances to take another step towards immortality. Credit: LoL Esports // Riot Games

Where to watch Worlds 2024?

To begin your Worlds experience, you can catch all of the Swiss Stage action at the official LoL Esports channels on Twitch and YouTube.

For the latest League of Legends news, follow Strafe Esports. To follow everything on Worlds 2024, check out our full guide. Also, follow the Strafe YouTube channel for exclusive interviews with players and coaches.

Image source: LoL Esports


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