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• Description : For the month of September, Rocket League players can participate in the Goals for Change: Campeonato de las Americas online open tournament and receive a free iFiesta Latina bundle as part of the celebration of Hispanic and Latino Heritage Month

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• For the month of September, Rocket League players can participate in the Goals for Change: Campeonato de las Americas online open tournament and receive a free iFiesta Latina bundle as part of the celebration of Hispanic and Latino Heritage Month.
  
  In honor of Hispanic and Latino Heritage Month as well as the independence days of Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Mexico, and Chile, Psyonix has announced plans to host a series of events. Starting with the free iFiesta Latina bundle, which can be obtained from the in-game store between September 15 and October 15, the free iFiesta Latina bundle is available for download. The Acero-Florentina Wheel — a wheel inspired by Mexican Sunflowers — as well as three Player Anthems recorded by AL3JANDRO are included in the bundle: Loca, So Good, and We Own the Night, among others. The three songs will also be added to rocket league items Radio's collection of music.
  

  Additionally, the Goals for Change: Campeonato de las Americas online open tournament, which will take place from September 18th to October 2nd, will be hosted by Rocket League Esports and Rocket Street. Registration for the tournament is now open on the Rocket Street website. Instead of a traditional prize pool, qualifying winners will receive a donation to the charity of their choice in lieu of the traditional prize pool. The following is a breakdown of the prizes:
  
  In addition to interviews with buy rocket league items players of Hispanic heritage and special segments between matches, the Goals for Change: Campeonato de las Americas finals will take place on October 2nd and will be broadcast live on ESPN3. It will be broadcast live on the Rocket League Twitch channel on October 2nd, so make sure to tune in.
  
  This week's WePlay Esports cheap rocket league item Invitational will be broadcast live on the internet.
  The first-ever Rocket League Invitational, hosted by WePlay Esports, will take place on September 16. A total of 16 teams from EMEA and North America will compete in their respective regions for a $100,000 prize pool, which will be split equally between the two regions. The competition will last four days in each region.
  
  How to watch the WePlay Esports rocket league items Invitational live on the internet
  The EMEA region will kick off the WePlay Esports Rocket League Invitational on Thursday, September 16 at 11 a. m. ET / 5 p. m. CEST on the official WePlay Esports Twitch and YouTube channels, respectively. Every day, at 10:30 a. m. ET / 4:30 p. m. CEST, the stream begins 30 minutes before the start of the event. The tournament will be held in a double-elimination format, with all matches being best-of-seven in nature. Each match is expected to last one hour, which will include time for analysis. The Grand Finale will be a best-of-set match, with the winning team required to win two best-of-seven matches in order to claim victory.
  
  Who's going to be there?
  WePlay Esports took a straightforward approach for this Rocket League Invitational, inviting only the top eight players from the Rocket League Championship Series X. Due to the disbanding of Europe's Solary, they instead invited the best team from the Middle East, Sandrock Gaming, to compete in the tournament.
  
  This decision drew some criticism from members of the community, who felt that other European teams were more deserving of the prize money. However, with the Middle East set to compete in their own region in the RLCS in the near future, it will serve as a good warm-up against the best in the world before the competition. A number of fans expressed their desire to see the South American True Neutral, who recently moved to Mexico to compete in the NA RLCS, take the field over lower-tier teams such as the Susquehanna Soniqs, in the same vein as above.
  
  The following are the teams representing Europe:
  Team BDS is a group of individuals who have come together to work on a project.
  SMPR Esports Team Vitality SMPR Esports
  
  Vodafone Giants Guild Esports Karmine Corp Dignitas Vodafone Giants Guild Esports
  
  Sandrock Gaming is a gaming company based in the United Kingdom.
  In terms of North America, the contenders are as follows:
  
  NRG Team Envy SpaceStation Gaming Rogue G2 Esports FaZe Clan (who will play with a sub) Shopify Rebellion Susquehanna Soniqs NRG Team Envy SpaceStation Gaming
  
  The first match of the week pits Team BDS against Sandrock Gaming. Initially, Team BDS was scheduled to face the Vodafone Giants in the first round of the competition. However, in response to community feedback, organizers altered the seeding, resulting in nearly all of the first-round matchups across both regions being shifted.