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In our weekly round-up here at The Stats Zone, we look at the biggest talking points currently within the FIFA eSports scene. These may range from player transfers, online/offline tournament announcements, tournament results and more.

In our weekly round-up here at The Stats Zone, we look at the biggest talking points currently within the FIFA eSports scene. These may range from player transfers, online/offline tournament announcements, tournament results and more.

Alex is joined by Tim and Trystan to preview the inaugural FIFA 19 eChampions League finals in Madrid. All eight finalists are scrutinised and all four quarter-final matches are previewed with predictions for each game along with an overall tournament winner.

In our weekly round-up here at The Stats Zone, we look at the biggest talking points currently within the FIFA eSports scene. These may range from player transfers, online/offline tournament announcements, tournament results and more.

A cash pool of $280,000 will be on offer throughout the entirety of the eChampions League, with the winner earning a total of $100,000. The eight players who have qualified for the eChampions League finals are all guaranteed a minimum of $15,000.

In our weekly round-up here at The Stats Zone, we look at the biggest talking points currently within the FIFA eSports scene. These may range from player transfers, online/offline tournament announcements, tournament results and more.

The PGL FIFA 19 Masters will be contested by 16 players on the PlayStation 4 and a further 16 players on the Xbox One. Following a Swiss Group Stage format, 16 players (eight from each console) will qualify for the knockout stages.

In our weekly round-up here at The Stats Zone, we look at the biggest talking points currently within the FIFA eSports scene. These may range from player transfers, online/offline tournament announcements, tournament results and more.

This will be the second time Marcuzo and xLevVinken have faced off against each other in offline competition. It was Lev who came out on top at the EA FUT Champions Cup in April, but Marcuzo was guilty of many missed opportunities and on another day would have won the game comfortably. We predict him to take his revenge in Madrid by coming out on top this time around.

A lot depends on whether Chris shows the form he displayed in the first two knockout rounds, or the form he showed when he lost three of his group stage games on the bounce. Rafsou showed more far consistency in Manchester and beating one half of the recently-crowned FIFA eNations Cup champions will have done wonders for his confidence.

Joksan will be the heavy favourite to win this match, but anyone who underestimates Zezinho, does so at their peril. But Joksan’s FIFA 19 early season form has proved that he has the tools to go all the way in this tournament.

You would be a fool to write off Dr NightWatch after his victory over Tekkz and the American will have to be at his best on the day to get the better of the experienced campaigner. Despite AlanAvi impressing in the group stage, question marks linger over his long term consistency. Taking that into account, we’re expecting Dr NightWatch to show the gritty determination which carried him past the likes of Tekkz in Manchester, and should carry him through again in this contest.