Activision has detailed its plans for Call of Duty League?s 2020 competition, which will introduce a new casual competition system that will allow fans to compete on behalf of their cities.
The action will kick off in early 2020 with 12 teams in Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Florida, London, Los Angeles (two teams), Minnesota, New York, Paris, Seattle, and Toronto playing home-vs-away five-versus-five professional matches. Each of the teams will host two ?Home Series? events in the spring and summer, and will also compete in a special all-pro tournament mid season.

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