Today, September 21, marks the start of the group stage of the 4th stage of the Ukrainian Dota 2 Championship organized by the Ukrainian Esports Federation (UESF). This time, the tournament has a new media partner—Tribuna.com, one of Ukraine’s largest sports platforms, has joined in covering the competition.
The Ukrainian Esports Federation announced this on its social media channels.
Thanks to this partnership, more Ukrainian fans will be able to follow the championship, match results, and key tournament events.
Tribuna.com has joined the championship’s partners, which already include Logitech G and SENET. Logitech G specializes in the production of computer peripherals, while SENET is a Ukrainian technology platform for managing computer clubs and esports venues. The company also promotes the development of modern esports infrastructure in Ukraine.
UESF, owned by Maksym Krippa, also collaborates with international and Ukrainian organizations, including ENC, IESF, and the National University of Physical Education and Sports of Ukraine (NUPESU).
Start of the Group Stage
Sixteen teams will compete in the group stage of the 4th round of the Ukrainian Championship. The first matches will take place today:
- GLUTOMATES — Sorry for dragons — start time to be announced later;
- Domin8 — Odesa Mafia — 3:00 p.m.;
- Espada — Team Tense — 5:00 p.m.;
- TheRune — Bogdan Aura — 7:00 p.m.
At the end of the championship, the top teams will compete for 100,000 hryvnias. The prize pool will be awarded to the four strongest teams.
All matches will be streamed live on the UESF’s Twitch and YouTube channels. The full list of participants in the group stage:
In addition to live streams, the federation posts interviews with young players from the Ukrainian Dota 2 and Counter-Strike scenes on its YouTube channel, so you can follow not only the matches themselves but also the stories of promising players.
The Ukrainian Dota 2 Championship remains one of the key national arenas for teams looking to test themselves at a high level and compete for the title. The tournament format includes several qualifying rounds, a group stage, and playoffs, allowing teams to progress through a structured selection process to the decisive phase of the competition.
The UESF organizes the championship, providing technical support for the tournament and ensuring matches are conducted according to established rules. For teams of all skill levels, this is an opportunity to showcase their gameplay, test their teamwork, and compete for the title of Ukrainian champion.