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Overwatch League – Stage 2 Details & Changes

The switch up

Fresh from all the action of the Stage 1 finals last weekend, the Overwatch League is now on a short break until the commencement of Stage 2 on 22 February AEDT/NZDT.

The Overwatch League is constantly listening to feedback with the goal to create the best experience possible for players, teams and fans, and is announcing the following changes, effective immediately:

  • Stage Finals move to Mondays at 8am AEDT / 10am NZDT
  • Tuesday to Saturday matches now all start at 11am AEDT / 1pm NZDT
  • Sunday matches now start at 8am AEDT / 10am NZDT

The Overwatch League prides itself on listening to the community. And we know that having an iterative approach is vital in order to make the league experience as enjoyable as possible for players, teams, and fans. In that spirit, we are making some schedule changes that will take effect in Stage 2, which begins next Wednesday, Feb. 21.

Henceforth the Stage Finals will move to Sunday, separating it from Saturday’s regular-season schedule. This is to help prevent fatigue on the part of players (and fans), and to properly highlight the Stage Finals playoff and championship games. If you’ve already purchased a ticket to the Stage 2 Finals on Saturday, March 24, never fear: if you choose, you will receive a free ticket to Sunday, as well.

We also are standardizing the weekday schedule—matches on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday will all kick off at 4 p.m. PST. Additionally, Saturday matches and Stage Finals Sundays will start at 1 p.m. PST.

We look forward to seeing you at Blizzard Arena Los Angeles soon­—you can purchase tickets for Stage 2 here. If you can’t make it IRL, be sure to tune in when we return on Wednesday, Feb. 21, at 4 p.m. PST. Matches will be broadcast live on TwitchMLG.com and the MLG app, OverwatchLeague.com, or the official Overwatch League app.

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