Esports league and an Australian television show
E-League| Founded | January 2018; 6 years ago (2018-01) |
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| Country | Australia |
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| Continent | Oceania |
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Most recent
champion(s) | Sydney FC (2nd title) |
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| TV partner(s) | Fox Sports |
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| Official website | e-league |
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E-League is an esports league and Australian television show. It was announced in January 2018 as a partnership with Fox Sports and Twitch.[1]
Competition rules
Each club is represented by two competitors in the E-League (one in each division).[2] The E-League Premiership Rounds is a nine-round period. Each team will play each other club once in a two-legged tie format with two games being played in each division.
A win gives the winning team 3 points, a draw gives both teams 1 point and a loss for the losing team gets 0 points. When there is no result, both teams get 0 points as well. FFA also reserves the right to regulate the result of any match played including a "no result".
The goals from each division will be aggregated to determine the winner for each Club each round within both Xbox One and PlayStation 4 games.
If a player/competitor forfeits a game, the result will be a 3–0 loss for that player, unless that forfeit will take place during the match and the current goal difference is greater than being 3 goals up. The goal difference will result as a 3–0 final score.
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