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SPORT1 and Psyonix continue cooperation: The new season of the Rocket League Championship Series live on eSPORTS1 and eSportsONE
The new season of the Rocket League Championship Series (RLCS) will be live on eSPORTS1 and the pan-European channel eSportsONE as well as selected events live on free-TV on SPORT1: Sport1 GmbH and video game developer Psyonix have extended their 2020 cooperation by one year. The deal was brokered by IMG and includes platform-neutral rights to the Rocket League Championship Series for the pan-European area. RLCS Season 2021-22 kicked off on October 15 with the first regional tournament for North America. From October 22 to October 24, the first regional for Europe will now take place, which eSPORTS1 and eSportsONE will broadcast live daily from 5:00 p.m. The decisive matches can also be seen on Sunday live from 8:00 p.m. on SPORT1 on free-TV. Just like last year, selected events of the top-class tournament series will also be shown live on free-TV on SPORT1.
This is how the Rocket League Championship Series 2021-22 works
In Rocket League, players try to get a ball into the opponent’s goal using rocket-powered cars. Launched in 2016, the Rocket League Championship Series (RLCS) pits the world’s best teams against each other in this esports title. Since last season, the tournament series has been divided into three sections: “Fall”, “Winter”, and “Spring”, each of which includes three regional events for North America and Europe as well as a major tournament. At the end of the season, the best Rocket League team in the world will be crowned in the Rocket League World Championship.
eSPORTS1 and the pan-European channel eSportsONE will accompany the entire 2021-22 season of the Rocket League Championship Series live. After the season opener last weekend, the EU Regional 1 of the first stage of the season “Fall” is now scheduled from Friday, October 22, to Sunday, October 24, which eSPORTS1 and eSportsONE will broadcast live daily from 5:00 p.m. The decisive matches can also be seen on Sunday live from 8:00 p.m. on SPORT1 on free-TV. The commentators are Pascal Schuster, Florian Merz, Jonas Schaffrick and Fabian Sieroka (see overview for exact line-up). The first seasonal section’s two other Regionals in North America and Europe will take place at the end of October and in November. The first Major event is currently scheduled for December 8-12. Selected events will also be shown live on SPORT1 on free-TV.
The next broadcasts of the Rocket League Championship Series 2021-22 on the SPORT1 platforms:
Plattform |
Tag, Datum |
Uhrzeit |
Rocket League |
Info |
eSPORTS1 eSportsONE |
Friday, October 22 |
5:00 p.m. live |
RLCS Fall Split 21/22 EU Regional 1, day 1 |
Commentators: Pascal Schuster, Florian Merz |
eSPORTS1 eSportsONE |
Saturday, October 23 |
5:00 p.m. live |
RLCS Fall Split 21/22 EU Regional 1, day 2 |
Commentators: Pascal Schuster, Jonas Schaffrick |
SPORT1 eSPORTS1 eSportsONE |
Sunday, October 24 |
8:00 p.m. (live entry) 5:00 p.m. live |
RLCS Fall Split 21/22 EU Regional 1, day 3 |
Commentators: Fabian Sieroka, Jonas Schaffrick |
eSPORTS1 eSportsONE |
Friday, October 29 |
7:00 p.m. live |
RLCS Fall Split 21/22 NA Regional 2, Tag 1 |
|
eSPORTS1 eSportsONE |
Saturday, October 30 |
7:00 p.m. live |
RLCS Fall Split 21/22 NA Regional 2, Tag 2 |
Commentators: Pascal Schuster, Jonas Schaffrick |
SPORT1
eSPORTS1 eSportsONE |
Sunday, October 31 |
7:30 p.m (live entry) 6:00 p.m. live |
RLCS Fall Split 21/22 NA Regional 2, Tag 3 |
Commentators: Pascal Schuster, Jonas Schaffrick |
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