Rocket League: your route to the official competition calendar

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November 7, 2026

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Rocket League: your route to the official competition calendar

A practical starting point for finding Rocket League competition, schedules and official viewing information.

Find the event before the stream

Open the official Rocket League competitive schedule. Check the event, date and time shown by the organizer. A listed event and a channel being live are different things.

Follow the official coverage

Visit Rocket League Competitive for competition updates and viewing information. Use the official event announcement to confirm channels, language options and replays.

Build a better watch plan

Start with the teams you follow, identify the tournament stage and confirm the timezone. Recheck the organizer’s page before the match in case the schedule changes.

Cover: Original AI-generated car-football illustration / ZYX.

Istanbul’s M8 World Championship: January 2027 dates and venues

MOONTON has confirmed Istanbul’s ESA Espor Arena for M8’s January 14–19 knockout stage, with the grand finals at Ora Arena.

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November 10, 2026

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Official M8 championship artwork featuring Istanbul and the world championship trophy

Istanbul will welcome Mobile Legends: Bang Bang’s M8 World Championship in January 2027. MOONTON’s October 22 announcement confirms a 16-team main-stage field and a US$1 million prize pool.

Dates and venues

Knockout stage: January 14–19, 2027, at ESA Espor Arena, Istanbul.
Grand finals: January 23, 2027, at Ora Arena, as shown on the organiser’s venue-announcement artwork.
The earlier Wild Card stage takes place in Bangkok, Thailand.

Tickets are available through the official Biletix link in MOONTON’s announcement. Check the selected session, venue and current conditions before booking; the Istanbul knockout dates do not cover every stage of the championship.

Source: MOONTON’s official M8 format, venue and ticketing announcement. Checked November 10, 2026.

Cover: official M8 promotional artwork, supplied by MOONTON Games.

Bahrain

Aqaba welcomes 12 West Asian teams for FC27 competition on November 10–11

Lebanon, the UAE and Saudi Arabia join Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman, Iraq, Palestine and other West Asian entrants in Aqaba’s FC27 championship.

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November 10, 2026

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Official artwork for the seventh WAFF electronic football championship in Aqaba

Lebanon, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia are among 12 national associations announced for the seventh West Asian Football Federation electronic football championship in Aqaba, Jordan.

WAFF’s November 5 announcement lists matches on November 10–11, 2026, within a November 10–12 hosting window. The competition uses EA Sports FC27 on PlayStation and includes men’s and women’s events.

The regional field

The men’s entry list spans Jordan, the UAE, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Iraq, Oman, Palestine, Qatar, Kuwait, Lebanon and Yemen. That makes Aqaba a meeting point for competitive football gaming across the Gulf and the Levant.

As of November 10, the announced match window is beginning, with November 11 still ahead. Follow WAFF and the participating national associations for the latest fixtures, results and viewing information.

Source: WAFF’s official November 5 participation announcement. Information checked November 10, 2026.

Cover: Official eWAFF Invitational Jordan 2026 artwork, supplied by WAFF.

Events

Kuwait to host the first Asian Esports and Mind Sports Games in 2027

The Olympic Council of Asia has signed the host contract for Kuwait’s 2027 debut event; dates and the games programme are still to be announced.

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November 10, 2026

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Host-contract announcement photograph supplied by the Olympic Council of Asia

Kuwait will host the inaugural Asian Esports and Mind Sports Games in 2027. The Olympic Council of Asia says it has signed the host-city contract, establishing a new continental event for esports and mind sports.

The OCA announcement says the event is intended to create more opportunities for athletes across Asia. It also says the Games’ programme will be announced later.

What is confirmed

Host: Kuwait.
Edition: the first Asian Esports and Mind Sports Games.
Year: 2027. Exact event dates, venues and the final games programme are not specified in the announcement.

For players and fans, this is a hosting announcement to watch rather than a ticketed event with a confirmed daily schedule. Qualification routes, eligible titles and public attendance information will need to come from the organisers.

Source: Olympic Council of Asia host-contract announcement. Information checked November 10, 2026.

Cover: Host-contract signing photograph supplied by the Olympic Council of Asia.