Torrevieja has firmly established itself as Spain’s leading hub for esports after hosting the most-watched Superliga Domino’s League of Legends final to date. Over 650,000 people followed the event live, making it the most successful edition held in the city so far.
According to Domingo Paredes, the event has not only highlighted Torrevieja’s role as a key venue for gaming events but also boosted the local economy, created jobs, and strengthened the city’s image as youthful, modern, and tech-forward. “The Superliga has made Torrevieja a vital meeting point for thousands of young people,” he said, emphasizing the city’s commitment to digital culture, youth employment, and event-driven tourism.
The Municipal Theatre sold out for the entire day, and the outdoor fan zone drew hundreds of attendees in a lively, high-energy atmosphere. Viewing parties and side activities helped make the final a citywide celebration.
FC Barcelona eSports emerged victorious after an intense match against GiantsX, capping off an unforgettable day for fans. Supporters from both teams flocked to the city, filling hotels, energizing the streets, and boosting local businesses.
The final received unprecedented media coverage from major sports and gaming outlets like MARCA, Mundo Deportivo, Esports Bureau, and LVP, praising both the high level of competition and Torrevieja’s warm reception as host.
Prominent figures such as LVP CEO Jordi Soler and popular content creator Quiquec0 were present, increasing the event’s appeal among young audiences and reinforcing the city’s strategy to embrace emerging sectors in the digital economy.
Looking ahead, Torrevieja is set to continue hosting major esports events in 2026 and 2027, recognizing the positive impact on tourism, youth engagement, and cultural promotion. The City Council’s Youth Department reaffirmed its support for such initiatives, viewing gaming and esports as powerful tools for connecting with young people and shaping a vibrant, future-ready city.
