Fnatic complete Red Bull Home Ground Tokyo invitation lineup

Fnatic are the latest addition to this year’s Red Bull Home Ground - #4 - Main Event lineup. The successful EMEA team have completed the lineup of invited teams, but two more organizations will be present at the tournament after the qualifiers.

Red Bull Home Ground is one of the most anticipated off-season events that many fans look for. The competition will take us to Tokyo this year, just like the Masters 2023 Tokyo tournament. Red Bull have already announced five invited teams, and we only sought the last one. According to the latest announcement, the EMEA team, Fnatic have completed the invitation lineup to come up against some of the strongest teams in other regions.

Fnatic will show their capabilities at Red Bull Home Ground Tokyo

Fnatic had a great start to the season by winning the VCT 2023 LOCK//IN Sao Paulo trophy. The organization finished VCT 2023 EMEA League in second place and flew to Japan to win the second international trophy of the year. The EMEA representatives’ Champions 2023 run ended earlier than expected as they were eliminated by LOUD in the lower bracket semi-finals and now all eyes are turned to the 2024 season at Fnatic. The Red Bull Home Ground tournament will be a great opportunity for them to show their capacity to every other team before the 2024 season officially starts.

Red Bull Home Ground Tokyo teams

Red Bull Home Ground’s invitation list started with 100 Thieves, and the company had announced four more teams until today. After the Fnatic announcement, the invitation list is now all booked up, and the last two teams will battle their way up from the qualifiers. Here are all of the invited teams:

• 100 Thieves
• ZETA DIVISION
• Cloud9
• SCARZ
• DRX VS
• Fnatic

The roster includes six teams who will be directly invited, while two intense Last Chance Qualifiers are gearing up across Europe and Japan to fill the final tournament slots. This official VCT off-season event will also boast some world-class hosting and casting talent in Tokyo. Iain Chambers will be heading up the event, with Tom 'TOMBIZZ' Bissmire, Mitch "MitchMan" McBride, Seth "Achilios" King, and Clinton "Paperthin" Bader on the Casting and Analytics desk. Red Bull Home Ground will be broadcast from the Ryogoku Kokugikan Sumo arena in Tokyo, live on Twitch and YouTube from November 3rd to 5th. Various co-streamers will also broadcast the event in multiple languages, with details to be revealed soon.