The French League of Legends is aiming high for 2024

The French League of Legends League, LFL, resumes for a sixth season in January 2024, with ambitions to win over a wider audience.

Attract new audiences in France and abroad. This remains the ambition of the LFL, the French League of League of Legends. The championship is very attractive from a sporting point of view as two-thirds of the players playing in the French elite are foreign players. This obviously attracts audiences from elsewhere.

One of the strengths of the LFL also lies in the physical events that it produces, and at this level, the publisher and co-producer of the championship, Riot Games and Webedia, always promises a unique season with LFL days – from February 7 and 8 at the Palais Nikaya in Nice. – but the final which will be held in public, while till now it was played online.

Closed ticket offices are guaranteed with the enthusiasm of French fans for popular and unified structures such as Carmine Corp, Solari, Vitality or even Aegis and Gentle Mates, small formations, but supported by influencers such as Xerator, Squizzy or Gotaga.

The league’s Twitch broadcaster, OTP, has also undergone a facelift and modernized its studio. So the goal of the LFL is to do better than last year. Webdia claimed 35 million views for LFL matches last season, with a peak of 163,000 concurrent viewers.