The objective is to reach 23,023 euros in donations, which will go to UNICEF to invest in the fight against the coronavirus, emulating the 'LaLiga Santander Challenge'.
Fifteen members of the Spanish Under-21 team will play a tournament in the FIFA soccer video game, the '# U21FIFACHALLENGE', starting this Tuesday and until Friday, with the aim of fighting the coronavirus through the proceeds raised on the platform of live Twitch videos.
The competition has been promoted by Abel Ruiz, currently at the Sporting Club de Braga on loan from Barcelona, and in which all participants will represent their respective teams. Being an odd number, the striker made a draw among his followers on the official account of his campus on Instagram, which was won by Javier Pérez, who will play with Betis.
The objective of the tournament is to reach 23,023 euros in donations, which will go to UNICEF to invest in the fight against the coronavirus, emulating the 'LaLiga Santander Challenge' that took place last weekend.
On this occasion, the protagonists will be the U21 internationals who will face each other from Tuesday to Friday, starting with the eighths until the final, with one round per day, at 7:00 p.m. CET in some matches that can be seen through Eloy González (@ elopi23) Twitch channel.
The rule that was imposed to make the teams and give it a differential touch is that all footballers must use their player in FIFA in their starting lineup and they can only use a teammate with more than 83 average (out of 100) during all the match.
Pairings
PAIRINGS
-Javi Pérez (Betis) – Mateu Jaume (Borussia Dortmund)
-Abel Ruiz (Sporting Club de Braga) – Nacho Méndez (Sporting de Gijón)
-Oriol Busquets (Twente) – Pol Lozano (Espanyol)
-Eric García (Manchester City) – Víctor Mollejo (Deportivo de La Coruña)
-Juan Miranda (Schalke 04) – Dani Olmo (RB Leipzig)
-Ferran Torres (Valencia) – Manu Morlanes (Villarreal)
-Pedro Porro (Valladolid) – Gonzalo Villar (Rome)
-Alejandro Pozo (Mallorca) – Fran Beltrán (Celta de Vigo).
