The Velodrom in Berlin, Germany, served as the epicenter for the Red Bull League of Its Own—an invitational event that seamlessly united diverse realms within the League of Legends landscape. T1, the South Korean juggernaut and victor of the 2023 World Championship, already occupying a league of its own, faced off against top-tier European teams, crafting an unparalleled spectacle for avid fans.

In the quest for supremacy, local adversaries BIG and Eintracht Spandau engaged in intense competition, vying for the opportunity to challenge T1. The formidable Karmine Corp from France, widely celebrated as one of Europe's most beloved teams with a track record of packing stadiums, also set their sights on confronting T1. G2 Esports, renowned superstars of the League of Legends European Championship (LEC) and competitors on the global World Championship stage, harbored aspirations of testing their mettle against T1.

Adding further excitement to the mix, Spain's Team Heretics entered the fray, freshly embarking on their journey in the LEC and poised to bring a spirited challenge to South Korea's premier squad. The Velodrom witnessed an extraordinary convergence of gaming prowess and competitive fervor as these esteemed teams clashed in pursuit of glory.