Overwatch League Season 2 schedule for Stage 3, Week 4

The Overwatch League's sophomore season continues! Season 2 is well underway and all of last year's teams are back, along with a handful of new expansion teams. And as the Overwatch meta continues to evolve, so too do the teams looking to claim the league's second championship.

With the Overwatch League back and fully underway, Shacknews is here to help fans, be they old, new, or curious, keep up with the state of the league for the rest of the season.

Let's take a look at the Stage 3 and overall standings heading into Stage 3, Week 4.

Stage 3 Standings (Win-Loss, Map Differential)

1. New York Excelsior (4-0, +8)
2. Vancouver Titans (5-1, +10)
3. San Francisco Shock (4-1, +12)
4. Hangzhou Spark (4-1, +9)
5. Los Angeles Valiant (4-1, +8)
6. Shanghai Dragons (3-1, +3)
7. Seoul Dynasty (3-2, +7)
8. Los Angeles Gladiators (3-2, +6)

9. Houston Outlaws (3-2, +4)
10. London Spitfire (3-2, +2)
11. Paris Eternal (3-3, +1)
12. Guangzhou Charge (2-2, 0)
13. Philadelphia Fusion (2-2, -4)
14. Chengdu Hunters (2-3, -2)
15. Florida Mayhem (1-3, -6)
16 (tie). Dallas Fuel (1-5, -14)
16 (tie). Boston Uprising (1-5, -14)
18. Toronto Defiant (0-3, -8)
19. Washington Justice (0-4, -11)
20. Atlanta Reign (0-5, -9)

Overall Standings after Stage 3, Week 3 (Win-Loss, Map Differential)

1. Vancouver Titans (19-1, +50)
2. New York Excelsior (16-2, +38)
3. San Francisco Shock (15-4, +45)
4. Los Angeles Gladiators (12-7, +79)
5. London Spitfire (12-7, +14)
6. Hangzhou Spark (12-7, +4)
7. Shanghai Dragons (10-8, -1)
8. Philadelphia Fusion (10-8, -2)

9. Seoul Dynasty (10-9, +12)
10. Dallas Fuel (10-10, -9)
11. Chengdu Hunters (8-11, -9)
12. Toronto Defiant (7-10, -10)
13. Paris Eternal (8-12, -15)
14. Boston Uprising (8-12, -17)
15. Guangzhou Charge (7-11, -15)
16. Atlanta Reign (7-12, -6)
17. Los Angeles Valiant (7-12, -7)
18. Houston Outlaws (6-13, -19)
19. Washington Justice (2-16, -35)
20. Florida Mayhem (2-16, -35)

Photo credits: Robert Paul for Blizzard Entertainment

Stage 3, Week 4 schedule

Thursday, June 27

Hangzhou Spark vs. Los Angeles Valiant - 5:30PM PT (Disney XD)
Paris Eternal vs. Seoul Dynasty - 7:15PM PT
San Francisco Shock vs. Chengdu Hunters - 9PM PT

Friday, June 28

London Spitfire vs. Los Angeles Valiant - 5:30PM PT
Toronto Defiant vs. Los Angeles Gladiators - 7:15PM PT
Houston Outlaws vs. Washington Justice - 9PM PT

Saturday, June 29

Dallas Fuel vs. New York Excelsior - 12PM PT
Boston Uprising vs. Philadelphia Fusion - 1:45PM PT
Florida Mayhem vs. Hangzhou Spark - 3:30PM PT
Shanghai Dragons vs. Guangzhou Charge - 5:15PM PT

Sunday, June 30

Los Angeles Gladiators vs. Vancouver Titans - 12PM PT (Disney XD)
London Spitfire vs. San Francisco Shock - 1:45PM PT (Disney XD)
Houston Outlaws vs. Toronto Defiant - 3:30PM PT
Chengdu Hunters vs. Seoul Dynasty - 5:15PM PT

Game to watch

Wait, what the heck happened last week? Wasn't there a time at the start of the season when the Los Angeles Valiant looked hapless and left in the dust by the rest of the field? Yeah, that Los Angeles Valiant sent the Vancouver Titans crashing to their first defeat of the regular season.

That clearly isn't going to stand if you're Vancouver. Led by league leader in Eliminations MinSoo "SeoMinSoon" Seo, the Titans are clearly going to look to crush whoever's next in line. But that may not be so easy.

The other Los Angeles team, the Los Angeles Gladiators, hasn't had their best Stage of the season so far. But they're still fourth in the overall league standings and have their own roster of heavy hitters. Lane "Surefour" Roberts has had a down year, but he remains the team's spiritual leader and has helped rally the one-two duo of Jun Woo "Void" Kang and Gui-un "Decay" Jang, while Jonas "Shaz" Suovaara's Zenyatta keeps the machine oiled up and running.

These two teams met earlier this month with Vancouver winning handily, but the Titans are coming off that stunning loss to the Valiant. With the Gladiators looking to recover from their own setback against the Shanghai Dragons, there's going to be a slightly greater sense of urgency from both of these teams, both looking to prove they belong at the top of the Overwatch League mountain. They face off again this Sunday, live on Twitch and Disney XD.

Catch all of this week's games and all of this season's action on the Overwatch League Twitch channel, the ESPN App, or on the Overwatch League website.