LJL 2022 Spring Split Schedule and LJL Aftershow announced

Written By Michael Sheetal

Four games are held every Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday starting from 6:00 p.m. The LJL Aftershow starting at 10:00 p.m. features highlights of the games and a talk show with guest players.

PlayBrain announced the schedule for "LJL 2022 Spring Split", a Japanese professional e-sports league for League of Legends.

In addition, a talk show called LJL Aftershow featuring guest players will be held after each game (Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday starting at 10:00 p.m.).

The "LJL 2022 Spring Split" will adopt a new schedule format which will include broadcasts on weekdays. Including the playoffs, there will be more than a total of 100 matches for the season and all will be streamed live. Each date's matchup schedule will be available on the official website lolesports.com.

“LJL Aftershow" talk show with guest players broadcasted after the game

As a new program starting this season, a talk show with guest players called LJL Aftershow (Wednesday, Friday, Sunday from 22:00) will be held after each game. The program will feature LJL casters commentary on game highlights, questions from fans to the guest players, and other content that will bring the personality and stories of the LJL professional players to life. A total of 21 broadcasts are scheduled throughout the regular season.

The popular "Cheer Board" will also be introduced during the broadcast this season. We are looking forward to receiving cheering messages from fans. Please check the official LJL Twitter for details on how to submit your messages.

About League of Legends Japan League (LJL)

The League of Legends Japan League (LJL) is the official Japanese professional league for the PC online game "League of Legends. The winning team of each split will represent Japan at the Mid-Season Invitational (MSI) and the World Championship (WCS). International tournament matches and domestic league matches are broadcasted live on video streaming platforms and can be watched by anyone.

Website：https://jp.lolesports.com/
YouTube：https://www.youtube.com/c/LoLeSportsJP
Twitter：https://twitter.com/Official_LJL
Instagram：https://www.instagram.com/lolesports.jp/
LJL Official Store：https://official-ljl.stores.jp/

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