Final day of action
Rocket League is a high-powered hybrid of arcade-style football and rocket-powered cars
£100,000 prize money with winner receiving £30,000
24 esports teams involved in knockout competition
Wolves Esports team was eliminated earlier in the competition
FC Barcelona and David Beckham's Guild Esport were eliminated last weekend
As well as Rocket League you can enjoy action from the UKLC - League of legends and CS:GO BLAST Premier Grand Final over the coming days.
BBC Sport coverage from the UKLC starts today from 17:45 GMT.
BBC iPlayer coverage of the CS:GO BLAST Premier Grand Final starts Tuesday 19th January at 14:30 GMT.
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BBC iPlayer
They are a team of international stars who live together and train at a state-of-the-art facility at Twickenham Stadium.
Their backroom staff includes sports psychologists, nutritionists and people who have worked in football.
But these are not your traditional sports stars. They do not compete with a round or even oval ball. Their arena is international esports tournaments - playing League of Legends.
And they have to deal with the pressure of being professional players, while navigating the same coming-of-age challenges as other young men.
In a new five-part series, narrated by Peaky Blinders star Cillian Murphy, we follow upstart British team EXCEL ESPORTS as they tough it out for a play-off place in the League of Legends European Championship (LEC).
Watch Fight For First: Excel Esports on BBC iPlayer
Fight First Clip
During the first weekend we said goodbye to David Beckham's Guild Esports, Barça Esports, Fadeaway, Team Singularity, Galaxy Racer - and most shockingly, the defending European Regional Champions Top Blokes who were knocked out in the first round of the Lower Bracket.
On the flip side, perfecting sweeping is rare – but Dignitas managed to do it twice within a week! Their first was Guild Esports during RLCS: The Grid, and their second was Team Singularity last weekend.
Image source, BBC SportWhat is Rocket League?
Simply put Rocket League is football with boost propelled cars. It’s all about how you manipulate your cars mechanics, how you work together as a team and how many times you can stick the big ball in the net.
Matches are three-on-three and are five minutes long, and are mostly best of five until the latter stages where it’s best of seven.
What is the RLCS X Winter Split?
There are 3 splits - Fall, Winter, Spring - each have 3 regional events leading into an international tournament. Within all these events, each team collects points that will determine whether they qualify for the World Championship.
Who should I look out for?
The RLCS X Winter Split will feature David Beckham's Guild Esports team, giving BBC viewers the first opportunity to see them in action.
Potentially facing his former Guild Esports Team will be Team Singularity's star signing Scrub Killa, who will join new team-mates Breezi and Hibbs as they aim to secure a spot in the winter major.
Other teams to look out for are Wolves eSports, the professional gaming arm of Premier League side Wolverhampton Wanderers, and footballing giants FC Barcelona.
Image source, BBC SportNot sure how Rocket League works? Watch our handy explainer to find out more.
This video was produced for the Spring Series which the BBC broadcasted in 2020, however it explains some general concepts about Rocket League that you may find useful if you're watching this weekend.
Rocket League returns to the BBC - here's how it works
Did you know Wolves have an Esports team?
They are one of the 24 teams that are competing in EU Regionals of the Rocket League Championship Season X.
Did you know Wolves have an esports team? Watch Rocket League across BBC this weekend
BBC Newsbeat
With nearly seven million YouTube subscribers, Vikkstar knows a thing or two about popularity.
The content creator, real name Vikram Singh Barn, has joined Call of Duty esports team London Royal Ravens as a co-owner and says he wants to help grow the professional league.
The 25-year-old tells BBC Sounds gaming podcast Press X To Continue that he wants to help "bridge the gap" between content creators, esports and the audience.
"It's helping them build what they're doing, because esports is huge. But often in the past, there hasn't been an overlap with the other things."
Read more from Vikkstar here, and listen to him on the BBC's Press X to Continue podcast here.
All times are GMT and subject to change
BBC Sport
The BBC will have live coverage from the Rocket League Championship Season X Winter Split EU Regional's in January across BBC iPlayer, the BBC Sport website and app.
Full coverage details:
Sunday, 17 January- 15:30-21:00
The CS:GO BLAST Premier Global Final will also be available on BBC iPlayer on Tuesday, 19 January. Don’t miss the world’s best teams battle for one of the hardest trophies to win in esports and a $1,000,000 championship prize pool.
In addition, the BBC's live coverage of the League of League UKLC will also start on Sunday, 17 January. The league stage runs every Sunday and Monday for eight weeks before the semi-finals the final the following week. All the action will be available on the BBC Sport website and BBC iPlayer.