How to watch LoL Worlds 2025: Official broadcasts and co-streams

Jordan Marney Published October 2, 2025

Everything you need to know watching one of the biggest esports events of the year – From the number of broadcast languages to which co-streamers are at the event, this guide has got you covered from the first wave to the last nexus explosion.

how to watch lol worlds - official broadcasts and co-streams

Worlds 2025 is just around the corner. Seventeen of the best teams in the world will now do battle across various cities in China, all with the hope of lifting the returning Summoners Cup. Will T1 clinch a third world championship in a row? Or is there a new contender to Faker’s crown? Here, we show you how to watch LoL Worlds 2025.

Where to watch Worlds 2025

Worlds 2025 will be accessible across nineteen different main broadcasts.

For the English audience, you’ll be able to watch Worlds 2025 on:

Here are the nineteen main broadcast languages available for Worlds 2025:

English
South Korea
China
Vietnam
Vietnam (VTVCab OnLive)
Turkey
Taiwan
Japan
Brazil
Mexico
Thailand
France
Spain
Poland
Italy
Hungary
Serbia
Germany
Czech Republic

List of Worlds 2025 co-streamers

In the LoL Worlds Primer, released Sept. 30, Riot Games said they are creating the biggest co-streaming event they have done, bringing in over 100 different creators from across the globe, each covering different languages and audiences.

On October 10th, Riot revealed the full co-streamer list for Worlds 2025. The list features the biggest streamers from across the globe in one place. For the English streams, the obvious stars such as Caedrel, IWillDominate, and Doublelift are all in attendance. This year’s lineup also features some fresh faces, as well as some returning names. LoL content creator Trick2G, and LPL/LEC caster Nymaera are among the fresh faces. Rekkles will also be co-streaming Worlds 2025 when he is available in and around Los Ratones matches; the T1 alumni co-streamed the event in 2022.

Which teams will you be watching at Worlds 2025?

The roster contains seventeen LoL Worlds teams, each coming from the five major regions. The defending back-to-back LoL Worlds champions, T1, are back to try and lift a third trophy in a row. A feat no team has done in professional League of Legends history.

Over top teams include their opponents from the 2024 final Bilibili Gaming, long-time rivals Gen.G, Hanwha Life Esports, Anyone’s Legend, FlyQuest, and many more. Here is the complete list of teams competing at Worlds 2025:

T1
Gen.G
Hanwha Life Esports
KT Rolster
Bilibili Gaming
Top Esports
Anyone’s Legend
Invictus Gaming
FlyQuest
100 Thieves
Vivo Keyd Stars
G2 Esports
MKOI
Fnatic
CFO
Team Secret Whales
PSG Talon

What to watch and when

We go into detail in our Worlds 2025 schedule guide. A quick overview of key dates is as follows:

The tournament begins officially on October 14 with a play-in match between the LCK’s T1 and the LPL’s Invictus Gaming.
The winner of that will qualify for the main Swiss stage that kicks off on August 15, with eight games being played that day.
The bracket stage kicks off on October 28 and concludes on November 9 with the grand finals.
Read more in our LoL Worlds preview.

Featured image credit: Colin Young-Wolff / Riot Games

About Jordan Marney

Marn has been in the esports industry for more than five years with a passion for telling stories. The highlight of his career thus far is having an inclusive interview with Faker, the biggest star in the industry. Marn has a passion for the business side of esports, frequently voicing his opinions on organization strategy, philosophy, and more.

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