Not only did the FC Pro Open Global Qualifier decide who joined ManuBachoore, PHzin, Mark11 and Obrun in the group stages, but it also offered an insight into the dramatic action that can unfold in this tournament.

There will be even more to come with the group stages getting started with Match Week One as Group A plays on Monday 27 November, seeing Mark11, H1dalgo, Emre Yilmaz, Umut and Lukas compete.

You can make sure you don’t miss a thing by watching the live broadcast on our official YouTube and Twitch channels.

Anybody in London can tune in at 6 pm, while it’s 7 pm for people in Paris, Warsaw and everyone else in the CET timezone.

For those from South America, the time to tune in is 1 pm in Bogota, 3 pm in Buenos Aires and 3 pm in Sao Paulo.

Fans in North America can tune in from 10 am in Los Angeles and 1 pm in New York, while it's 12 pm in Mexico City.

It’s 7 pm for anyone watching from Casablanca or Lagos, and people from Johannesburg can view the stream from 8 pm.

The matches are taking place early on Tuesday 28 November for those watching from Asia and Oceania. It’s 2 am in Hong Kong and Singapore, 3 am in Tokyo, and for any Australians looking to see how Mark11 performs, it's 5 am in Sydney and 7 am in Wellington.

For any viewers watching on from the Middle East, it’s 9 pm in Riyadh and 10 pm in Dubai.

The first fixtures, which start at 6:10 pm GMT, are H1dalgo vs Lukas and Emre Yilmaz vs Umut.

From that point on, there are matches every 40 minutes until 8:50 pm, when the day’s action finishes with Umut v H1dalgo and Lukas vs Mark11.

There will be more matches to come next week with Group B beginning on December 4, while the second round of Group A fixtures will be played on January 8 to decide who progresses.