The Call of Duty League is back in action as the Chicago Huntsmen host their first home series of the 2020 season.
All events for the remainder of the season will be played online due to the COVID-19 crisis. The first online event was played two weeks ago with Florida Mutineers taking a well-deserved first place.
We now move to the sixth event of the season hosted by Chicago Huntsmen. Here is all you need to know about the upcoming event:
CDL Chicago stream and schedule
All events this season will still be streamed on the official Call of Duty League YouTube channel. The production team will aim to keep the events running as normal as possible with casters and analysts covering the matches.
The event will take place from 24-26th April. Round one of each group will kick-off at 9pm (all times in GMT) on Friday.
Matches on Saturday will begin at 6pm with the first semi-final starting at 9pm on Sunday. The grand final is scheduled for 12am Monday.
Times will vary depending on time-zones. Visit the Call of Duty League website for the full schedule.
Groups
GROUP A:
LONDON ROYAL RAVENS
ATLANTA FAZE
CHICAGO HUNTSMEN
NEW YORK SUBLINERS
GROUP B:
DALLAS EMPIRE
OPTIC GAMING LOS ANGELES
SEATTLE SURGE
LOS ANGELES GUERILLAS
Ones to watch at CDL Chicago
Eight of the twelve best Call of Duty teams will be competing this weekend. Here is a look at some of the players to watch out for across the three days:
Bradley “Wuskin” Marshall
Wuskin has been a key player for the London Royal Ravens this season and will look to continue his impressive form this weekend. Despite only being among the competitive scene for a few years, his intelligent play-style stands out from the rest. Keep your eyes peeled as he looks to help the Royal Ravens towards their first event win this year.
Chris “Simp” Lehr
Simp shot onto the professional scene last year and found himself on a top squad. It didn’t take him long to get used to the top level as he achieved MVP at the 2019 Call of Duty World League Championship. The man has already achieved what many pros have been trying to achieve their whole careers. He will be a key player to watch on Atlanta FaZe as they look to add another trophy to the cabinet this year.
Seth “Scump” Abner
2017 world champion, Scump, has been at the top of the game since the beginning. Despite much talk about his retirement, the 24-year-old is still looking to add to his impressive list of achievements. His unbelievable skill and ability with the sub-machine gun makes him one to watch as Chicago Huntsmen look for another win.
Indervir “iLLeY” Dhaliwal
The 18-year-old wonderkid found himself on a starting position in the Dallas Empire squad in his first year of competing. He has continued to impress everyone with his in-game awareness and raw talent . It is evident that he is hungry for silverware and will no doubt be giving it his all this weekend in search for a trophy. Keep a lookout!
Current CDL standings
Who will take home the trophy at CDL Chicago?
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