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RLCS Worlds’ main show starts at midnight in Malaysia

The deciding day’s main programme starts at 12am on Monday, 21 September. The pre-show is listed for 11.40pm on Sunday.

Archive skyline of Fort Worth, Texas, in 2020
Archive photo: Fort Worth, Texas, May 2020. This is a view of the host city, not Dickies Arena or the current event. Photo: TheTexasNationalist99 / Wikimedia Commons. · CC BY-SA 4.0

Rocket League’s Championship Sunday crosses into Monday for Malaysian viewers. The official event page lists the main programme at 11am CDT on 20 September in Texas: 12am MYT on 21 September. Its 10.40am CDT pre-show converts to 11.40pm on Sunday, 20 September. These are programme times, not a fixed grand-final start.

The World Championship is taking place at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth. BLAST lists a US$1.2 million prize pool and US$300,000 for the winning team, with the champion still undecided at the time of checking.

NRG’s title defence is still alive

The organiser’s bracket lists defending champions NRG against Team Falcons in a lower-bracket quarter-final, with Virtus.pro facing Spacestation in the other. Those fixtures put elimination at stake before the closing rounds.

The same event page lists APAC representative TSM in 19th–20th place. For regional viewers catching up, TSM’s campaign has ended; the remaining bracket is the place to follow the title race.

Where to watch from Malaysia

Official English coverage is listed on Rocket League’s Twitch, YouTube and TikTok channels. Use the publisher’s viewing links below and keep the date change in mind: midnight after Sunday is already Monday in Malaysia. Individual match times can move as the programme progresses.

Sources

Checked on 20 September 2026, Malaysia time. CDT is UTC−5; Malaysia is UTC+8. The midnight conversion refers to the broadcast start.