Sixteen teams reliable after epic eClub World Cup qualifier weekend
After a uninterrupted weekend of online qualification, we now have a 16 reliable teams for a initial ever FIFA eClub World Cup, that will take place on 19 and 20 May in a shortly to be suggested iconic and eSports-crazy European city.
After a successful commander book in 2017, a new FIFA eClub World Cup is FIFA’s initial ever team-based event. At a tournament, teams of dual players will work together to try and acquire seats during a EA SPORTS FIFA 18 Global Series Playoffs, that in turn, leads to a many prestigious eventuality on a rival FIFA calendar – a FIFA eWorld Cup 2018 Grand Final, where a dreams of millions turn a existence for one FIFA universe champion.
QUALIFIED TEAMS
Arte Virtual FC
Brondby IF (Automatically qualified, Reigning champion)
BU e-sports
Falcons eSport
FC Basel 1893
FC Schalke 04 Esports
Hashtag Academy
Host City Club (Automatically qualified, to be suggested shortly on FIFA.com)
Lightning Pandas
Method
Mkers
TEAM ENVY
Transfermarkt eSports
UNILAD
VfL Bochum 1848
Xolos de Tijuana
THE STATS
116 teams travelling Africa, a Americas, Asia, Europe, and Oceania competed in online qualification, in a hopes of creation it to a FIFA eClub World Cup 2018.
200 hours of FIFA were played over a qualifiers weekend.
996 matches were played over 3 days to establish a 14 teams that would join a horde bar and final year’s Interactive Club World Cup champions Brondby during a premier bar contest in rival FIFA.
4,304 goals were scored over a weekend of qualification, formulating an normal of 4.3 goals per game.
WHAT’S NEXT?
Which group will be welcoming a 15 challengers to their hometown for a final tournament? The horde city and bar will be suggested shortly on FIFA.com. The contest takes place on 19 and 20 May and will be streamed live on FIFA’s channels. The best dual teams during a eClub World Cup will acquire themselves seats during a EA SPORTS FIFA 18 Global Series Playoffs.
Follow a FIFA eWorld Cup on Twitter, Facebook and watch a videos on FIFA’s central YouTube channel.
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