The FIFA tournament brought together 15 Spanish U21 players, plus a guest user. The amount of 23,023 euros was raised to be allocated to the fight against the coronavirus.
Espanyol footballer Pol Lozano won the '# U21FIFACHALLENGE' tournament, after beating Dani Olmo of Leipzig (5-4) in the final, which brought together 15 Spanish U21 players, plus a guest user, in which each player represented his team and that after four days of dispute raised 23,023 euros that will be allocated to the fight against the coronavirus.
Braga Sporting Club striker Abel Ruiz promoted the championship, in an idea that he assured EFE that it arose from his brother and the 'youtuber' Eloy, on whose Twitch channel he could be seen, and in which donations were made in which also included footballers.
The attacker, through his Campus, donated 1,000 euros during the final, but it was Olmo who gave the surprise, revealing when he finished the same that he contributed what remained until reaching the goal, which represents a sum of 20,485. A donation that made the 'youtuber' have to shave his head and whose total will go to UNICEF.
The Sub-21s thus joined the large number of initiatives being carried out by athletes through eSports that, in addition to raising money, aim to entertain people so that confinement in Spain is made more enjoyable for them. , it's been two weeks.
In the final of the tournament played this Friday Lozano managed to overcome a game in which he started losing in the first minute of the game and in which Olmo also managed to get ahead just before the break.
