League is the largest category on Twitch most days, which makes it the hardest one to browse: the directory sorts by viewer count and buries anybody below about ten. The filters here exist for the other end of that list — language first, then size.
Twenty finished broadcasts in the last thirty days, averaging 6h 20m — one of the steadiest English League schedules in the directory. Partnered since 2012.
The longest sessions on this list: twenty broadcasts averaging 10h 25m. If you want something running while you play, this is the one that will still be on.
We track 6 channels that cover League of Legends, including Pikabooirl, Sanchovies and Sheiden. Each row above says how often that channel actually broadcast in the last thirty days, how long a session runs and the hours it usually starts — read from Twitch and dated, never ranked by opinion.
Is there a Twitch category for League of Legends?
Yes, and the grid at the top of this page is read from it on every request. A channel that goes offline disappears from the grid within a minute, because the list is fetched rather than stored.
What languages are League of Legends streams in?
The channels listed here broadcast in English, Spanish and Portuguese. The live grid can be filtered by language as well as by size, which matters because Twitch's own directory sorts by viewer count alone — that makes a smaller channel in your language effectively unreachable there.
When is the best time to watch League of Legends?
Each channel above carries its usual broadcast window in UTC, taken from its recorded starts rather than from a promise. Where a streamer publishes a real schedule, the row says so; where nobody does, it says that instead of guessing.
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