Look, if you are a fan of League of Legends esports, you will be pleased to know that SOOP—formerly known as AfreecaTV—is once again your go-to destination for global action this season.

SOOP has confirmed it will broadcast the Chinese Pro League (LPL) and the European regional league (LEC). They are adopting a co-streaming model for the group stages, letting local streamers lead the charge with Korean commentary, while stepping up to provide full-scale official Korean coverage once the playoffs roll around.

The logic here is sound: by showcasing top-tier squads that are inevitably heading to international tournaments, SOOP aims to help the domestic audience get a clearer read on global power dynamics and tactical shifts. It is essentially your cheat sheet for understanding the competitive landscape before the big international stages.

Beyond that, the platform is rounding out its coverage by hosting matches from Brazil's CBLOL, North America's LCS, and the Asia-Pacific region's LCP. While these will be delivered via English-language feeds, they offer a perfect window into the regional meta. You can keep track of the daily global schedule through their dedicated esports page.

On the domestic front, SOOP continues to cement its ties with the LCK, maintaining partnerships with seven out of the ten teams—namely DN Super, T1, Gen.G, KT, DRX, BNK FearX, and Dplus KIA. This ensures a steady stream of official broadcasts, player-led personal streams, and collaborative content for the fans. Best of luck with your viewing schedule!