Little League World Series 2024: Updated US, International Brackets and Schedule

Champions in the United States and international brackets will be determined Saturday in Williamsport, Pennsylvania when the final four teams battle for the right to compete in the Little League World Series Championship.

Chinese-Taipei has rolled throughout this tournament, looking nearly unstoppable as it advanced through the international field. Venezuela will look to play spoiler in the first semifinal of the day.

From there, the dominant Texas squad will square off with the same Florida team it defeated three days earlier. Will history repeat itself or might the Southeast representative upset the favored opponent?

Find out with this preview, featuring viewing information, the schedule, and final predictions for the two games.

Little League World Series Game 33

Latin America Region defeated Japan Region, 3-2

Little League World Series Game 34

`Southeast Region defeated Mountain Region, 6-3

Little League World Series Game 35: International Championship Game

Asia-Pacific Region vs. Latin America Region

12:30 p.m., Lamade Stadium

Little League World Series Game 36: United States Championship Game

Southwest Region vs. Southeast Region

3:30 p.m., Lamade Stadium

Games broadcast on ABC (TV) and ESPN+ (streaming)

Chinese-Taipei of the Asia-Pacific Region has been the best team in the entire tournament to this point; an unbeaten force that has shown an ability to dominate from the lead or come back and win against tough competition.

They team has outscored opponents 32-3 in this year's tournament, and there's no reason to believe that dominance won't continue in the International Championship game against a Venezuela team out of the Latin America Region that has rendered at least one run in every game except its win over Mexico.

Venezuela can score, putting up 27 points in five games, but it has also given up seven across that stretch. If it cannot hold Chinese-Taipei to two runs or less, it's going to be incredibly tough for the team to cash its ticket to Sunday's LLWS title game.

In the American bracket, Texas and Florida meet for the second time in five days.

Texas bested Florida in their first matchup, 4-1. It wasn't a particularly close game and the team out of Boerne has been the best in the United States bracket throughout the tournament. It's outscored opponents 18-3 but has only played in three games as a result.

Florida, meanwhile, has played in six games in this tournament, scoring 28 and allowing 10.

There will be some who claim Texas is too rested and prime for an upset, but the team has had both a four-day and a two-day layoff and won both of its subsequent games.

Florida was outmatched in the first game and, while the United States Championship Game is an entirely different beast, there's no reason to believe it can't hang with a familiar foe just three days after their last matchup.

International Prediction: Chinese-Taipei

United States Prediction: Texas