A battle on the virtual pitch.
Updated on May 30, 6:11 p.m. (GMT+8):Updated results.
The thrill of virtual victory is in the air as the eChampions League 2024 heats up in London.
The stakes are high for Europe’s elite FC Pro players, all vying for the ultimate prize: to be crowned champion and claim a significant share of the tournament’s US$281,000 prize pool.
Familiar names like Donovan “Tekkz” Hunt, Nicolas “Montaxer” Lim Sanchez, and Dylan “Neat” Wijtkamp, who dominated their regional qualifiers, are now ready to battle it out on the digital pitch.
Prepare for nail-biting competition, strategic showdowns, and the crowning of a new eChampions League champion.
What is eChampions League 2024?
The eChampions League 2024 is the premier European esports tournament mirroring the prestigious UEFA Champions League in the world of football.
It’s a digital version of the Champions League, where top players from across Europe compete using EA Sports FC Pro, the official video game of the competition.
The eChampions League is co-hosted by UEFA (Union of European Football Associations) and EA Sports, the game developer behind FC Pro.
The eChampions League 2024 is held in London, England. The esports competition coincides with the location of the real-life UEFA Champions League final, which is taking place just three days later.
eChampions League 2024 format?
This year, the eChampions League 2024 unfolds across three stages. The group stage, held on May 11-12, sees players battle it out in groups, with only the top performers advancing.
The knockout stage follows on May 18-19, when the remaining competitors face off in single-elimination matches. Each win brings them closer to the championship title.
Finally, the two best players clash in the finals on May 29 to determine the ultimate eChampions League champion.
Round of 32
Round of 16
eChampions League players and teams
Where to watch eChampions League 2024
Catch the action on EA SPORTS FC PROYouTubeandTwitchchannels or UEFA’sYouTube,Instagram, andTikTokplatforms.
Broadcasts are also available via UEFA Champions League media partners.
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