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The ePremier League is set to wrap up an electrifying season this weekend, showcasing 40 of the finest EA SPORTS FC players representing all 20 Premier League clubs. The eagerly anticipated Grand Finals, slated for March 23rd and 24th, will unfold at London’s Elstree Studios, promising a blend of intense competition and thrilling esports action.
Fans and bettors alike are buzzing with anticipation, and for those looking to add an extra layer of excitement to the event, Esports Bets UK offers a comprehensive betting guide, providing insights and odds for the finals. This platform has become a go-to for esports enthusiasts looking to place informed bets on their favorite events, including the high-stakes matches of the ePremier League.
The Final Showdown
The journey to the Grand Finals saw 16 clubs fight through January’s group stage, with only four securing a direct ticket to the quarter-finals: Manchester City, Liverpool FC, Brighton & Hove Albion, and Luton Town. The remaining 16 will vie for the final four spots in a high-stakes Saturday showdown, setting the stage for Sunday’s quarter-finals, semi-finals, and the Grand Final.
Man City v West Ham ePremier League Highlights! ⚽️
We're in the quarter finals of the #ePremierLeague watch us on the 24th of March from 4pm 🙌 pic.twitter.com/Hjklr1cK0D
— Man City Esports (@mancityesports) March 20, 2024
How to Catch the Action
Esports fans worldwide won’t miss a beat, thanks to comprehensive coverage across the Premier League’s digital platforms, including YouTube, X, Facebook, TikTok, and the official Premier League website and app. Additionally, the EA SPORTS FC Pro Twitch Channel will stream the event, with Sky Sports and TNT Sports broadcasting in the UK.
Meet the Competitors
This weekend’s event features an impressive roster of FC Pro players, all competing for a shot at the eChampions League, the FC Pro World Championship, and a slice of the £100,000 prize pool. Below you can view the full list of players competing in this tournament:
Quarter-finalists
- Manchester City: Tekkz and Bonanno
- Brighton & Hove Albion: Jayden Groden and Marc Marley
- Luton Town: tayh99 and LukeDowning
- Liverpool: Dariosh and Stingrayjnr
Knockout Stage
- AFC Bournemouth: NathanBP and VBD
- Arsenal: E012 and RSD
- Aston Villa: Cameronrock and xJBrownn7
- Burnley: BradColston and SalmanAhmad
- Chelsea: Conkai and JSharp
- Crystal Palace: Shells and NIKSNER
- Everton: DanielZanieri-1996 and ChrisJakeman
- Fulham: MessyFTG and Joshhhh9
- Manchester United: Dragon and David Murray
- Newcastle United: Bancs and Painter
- Nottingham Forest: RedLac and GoalPoacher
- Sheffield United: Billyjoe96 and michaelfisher20
- Tottenham: Lyricz and Tom Leese
- West Ham United: BrigArmy17 and GetRiggedKid
- Wolverhampton Wanderers: xKaiHarris and Maywxrd
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Viewership Rewards
Fans tuning in can also score exclusive in-game rewards. Ensure your EA account is linked to Twitch or YouTube to be eligible for rewards like the Jumbo Premium Gold Players Pack and the ePremier League Home Kit and Badge. Rewards are claimable until March 31st, 2024, adding an extra layer of excitement to the viewing experience.
As the ePremier League 2023/24 season reaches its climax, the stage is set for a weekend of unforgettable esports action. Whether you’re a die-hard esports aficionado or a casual viewer, this event promises to deliver top-tier entertainment and fierce competition.
