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FIFA 20 Stay & Play Cup kicks off next week with professional footballers

FIFA 20 Stay & Play Cup kicks off next week with professional footballers

20 of the best teams in Europe will face each other in a charity tournament to raise $ 1 million in the fight against the coronavirus.

Although practically all sports competitions have been suspended around the world due to the coronavirus crisis, formulas are still being sought so that the ball remains the protagonist. Many are the tournaments already organized in FIFA 20 in order for football fans to continue enjoying soccer in some way, and next week there will be a really special one: Stay & Play, organized by EA itself and with professional soccer players participating in the.

The State & Play Cup can be seen through the Twitch channel of Electronic Arts, and as we say, 20 professional players will participate representing as many teams of a certain reputation all. These are the teams that will be in the fray in this competition that will raise 1 million dollars for charitable causes:

  • AIK Solna
  • Amsterdam Ajax
  • Atletico de Madrid
  • Borussia Dortmund
  • Brondby
  • Chelsea
  • Copenhagen
  • Djurgardens
  • FC Helsinki
  • Liverpool
  • Manchester City
  • Olympique Lyon
  • Olympique de Marseille
  • Paris Saint Germain
  • Port
  • PSV Eindhoven
  • Real Madrid
  • AS Roma
  • Tottenham Hotspur
  • Valencia CF

We know the teams but not the players who will take the controls, although there have already been some during these days of confinement that have been very active in video games, such as Thibaut Courtois, goalkeeper of Real Madrid, or Borja Iglesias, forward of the Real Betis Balompié.

Sport continues on consoles

We have already witnessed curious initiatives in the world of sports, and how the Andalusian derbies – with Reguilón and the aforementioned Iglesias at the controls – and Asturian, but there have been other leading sports.

Last week we witnessed a great tournament between NBA players in NBA 2K20, with some great stars like Kevin Durant, Devin Booker, Donovan Mitchell or Trae Young participating. But the surprise comes when even competitions such as cycling, tennis or even horse riding seek their place in the virtual world.

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