Fnatic Favored to Win FIFA eClub World Cup

The best FIFA players in the world will descend upon Milan, Italy, to compete for the eClub World Cup from February 7-9. Twenty-four sides will compete across the three days with the Sportsbooks claiming $40,000 US and 2,000 Global Series points (per player).

How Does FIFA eClub World Cup Work?

The 24 clubs will compete in a unique 1v1 and 2v2 format. Each club will feature one player from PlaySportsbook and one from Xbox.

These 24 teams have been separated into four groups of six. Across the event, each club will face the other clubs in their pool three times. The first will be a 1v1 on PlaySportsbook, then a 1v1 on Xbox and finally a 2v2. Each club picked a preferred console for the 2v2 and an on-site draft will determine which console is used for each 2v2 matchup.

The top four sides in each group will advance to the knockout stage. The knockout stage will consist of two games, a 1v1 and a 2v2. If the teams are tied after those two games, a third 1v1 will be used to determine the Sportsbook.

Groups for the FIFA eClub World Cup 2020

Group A

Odds as of February 7 at Sportsbook

Group B

Odds as of February 7 at Sportsbook

Group C

Odds as of February 7 at Sportsbook

Group D

Odds as of February 7 at Sportsbook

Fnatic The Pre-Tournament Favorites

It should be no shock to anyone who has paid attention to the FIFA scene recently that Fnatic is a +250 favorite to win the eWorld Cup. Aside from their established dominance as an org, both Tom and Tekkz are very familiar playing with one another. The English duo have previously played together in the FIFA eNations Cup, which could be a big advantage in this 2v2 format.

Additionally, both Tom and Tekkz rank inside the top 10 in the global rankings. Tom should be coming into this tournament feeling confident after making the console final at the FUT Champions Cup Stage III in January. And what is there to say about Tekkz – the sensation won seven titles last season on FIFA 19.

Team QLASH Enters FIFA eWorld Cup Red-Hot

No side amassed more points in qualifying than Team QLASH. QLASH_Crazy sits atop the global rankings by a wide margin. There is no player in the world who has taken to FIFA 20 quite like Crazy and there is an argument that he is the best player in the world in this iteration of the game.

DrNightWatch might not be the sexiest teammate for QLASH_Crazy but is a consistent presence at some of the top events in the world. He isn’t likely to blow you away but his steady style of play should mesh well with QLASH_Crazy.

In addition, QLASH is one of three Italian organizations competing in Milan. There will certainly be a friendly crowd behind the duo.

Odds as of February 7 at Sportsbook