The Cult of FIFA - Football News, Transfers, Features - FourFourTwo Arabia
FourFourTwo was launched in 1994 on the back of a World Cup that England hadn’t even qualified for. It was an act of madness… but it somehow worked out. Almost three decades later, FourFourTwo is the world’s biggest football title, published in 17 markets, including this, the Middle East edition - FourFourTwo Arabia. Available in both English and Arabic, FourFourTwo Arabia covers all Middle East football – including Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Egypt leagues – plus the best of English Premiership, La Liga in Spain, and the rest of Europe, too.
FourFourTwo was launched in 1994 on the back of a World Cup that England hadn’t even qualified for. It was an act of madness… but it somehow worked out. Almost three decades later, FourFourTwo is the world’s biggest football title, published in 17 markets, including this, the Middle East edition - FourFourTwo Arabia. Available in both English and Arabic, FourFourTwo Arabia covers all Middle East football – including Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Egypt leagues – plus the best of English Premiership, La Liga in Spain, and the rest of Europe, too.
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<strong>The</strong> <strong>FIFA</strong> World Cup Interactive Tournament is a symbol <strong>of</strong> the eSports explosion – and with<br />
the 2017 Grand Final taking place in London, <strong>FourFourTwo</strong> Films was on hand to capture<br />
action.<br />
Following the path <strong>of</strong> three gamers – two from the UK and one Ajax-representing Dutchman<br />
who aims to “kill the opponent” – <strong>FourFourTwo</strong> <strong>Arabia</strong> saw the the emotion and intensity up<br />
close.<br />
With life-changing money up for grabs (top eSports players can earn over a million dollars a<br />
year), it’s understandable why each individual is so invested in a 20-minute game <strong>of</strong> <strong>FIFA</strong>. It<br />
also explains why gamers have coaches to scout opponents, and how tournament refs are on hand<br />
to maintain order (time wasting is a thing, you know).<br />
But what’s the appeal <strong>of</strong> watching someone else play a game <strong>of</strong> <strong>FIFA</strong>? And what does it take to<br />
get to the very top <strong>of</strong> this highly competitive world?<br />
Hit play on the below to get the inside story <strong>of</strong> this booming phenomenon.
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