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The Call of Duty World League stage 2 finals are this week

Both the NA, EU and Aus/NZ playoffs will all be determined in Burbank during the coming days.
Rasmus Lund-Hansen 12 July 2016

We're closing in on the final games of stage 2 of the Call of Duty World League. Kicking off on Thursday, the playoffs in both the North American, European and Australian/New Zealand divisions of the CWL will all be played at a mega-event in the ESL studios in Burbank California.

Games begin on Thursday at 10:00 am PDT / 18:00 BST / 19:00 CEST with the European quarterfinals, followed by the first two NA quarterfinals.

The NA quarterfinals continue on Friday at 10:00 am PDT, followed by the Aus/NZ semifinals.

Saturday hosts the EU semifinals which will be followed by an all-star match, while the Aus/NZ grand finals close out the day.

Finally, on Sunday, the EU grand finals kick things off and are followed by the NA semifinals and grand finals. Check out the full and very hectic schedule below. You'll be able to watch the who shebang right here on Gamereactor. For more details, check out Callofduty.com.

Thursday, July 14:
19:00 CEST: EU Quarterfinal 1 - Splyce vs Supremacy

21:30 CEST: EU Quarterfinal 2 - Epsilon eSports vs Millenium

00:00 CEST: NA Quarterfinal 1 - Team EnVyUs vs H2k

02:30 CEST: NA Quarterfinal 2 - OpTic Gaming vs Luminosity Gaming

Friday, July 15:
19:00 CEST: NA Quarterfinal 3 - Rise Nation vs Cloud9

21:30 CEST: NA Quarterfinal 4 - FaZe Clan vs Dream Team

00:00 CEST: ANZ Semifinal 1 - Orbit vs Immunity

02:30 CEST: Semifinal 2 - Mindfreak vs The Chiefs

Saturday, July 16:
19:00 CEST: EU Semifinal 1 - Team Infused vs Splyce/Supremacy

21:30 CEST: EU Semifinal 2 - HyperGames vs Epsilon eSports/Millenium

00:00 CEST: All-Star Match

04:00 CEST: ANZ Grand Finals

Sunday, July 17:
19:00 CEST: EU Grand Finals

21:30 CEST: NA Semifinal 1

00:00 CEST: NA Semifinal 2

02:30 CEST: NA Grand Finals

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