The Argentine forward and the Spanish Formula 1 driver face each other in the Electronic Arts video game in a friendly and casual game.
Argentine Juventus footballer Paulo Dybala and Spanish Formula 1 driver Carlos Sainz junior have challenged each other to face off in a FIFA 20 match from home as an initiative to liven up the confinement of the population due to the coronavirus. Both athletes, who are very close friends, have published a video on YouTube where they make known this small event that translates into a Spain-Argentina in the popular Electronic Arts video game.
The challenge, promoted by EA SPORTS and Copa90, seeks that both the pilot and the player bring their respective national soccer teams face to face in an encounter where only good vibes and entertainment are understood. You can see the game at this link. "With this program, EA wants to share these inspiring stories with the world and help gamers find more ways to connect through games," says the North American publisher in a statement.
Regarding the Formula 1 schedule, postponed by the coronavirus, it may have eight races, according to British magnate Bernie Ecclestone, former CEO of Formula 1.
FIFA 20, a worldwide success
Electronic Arts has presented this Wednesday its financial results for the last quarter of the year 2020 ended on March 31, a document where EA has communicated that FIFA 20 already has more than 25 million unique players worldwide. In addition, for the month of September they hope to be able to publish the next great episode of the saga, which presumably we will know under the name of FIFA 21, although there are no details at the moment.
EA's next big date with the players will be the EA Play Live 2020 on June 12 at 01:00 AM Spanish time, a digital event that we can follow from home and from which many surprises are expected for both this and the imminent next generation of consoles: PS5 and Xbox Series X.
FIFA 20 is available on PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch.
