The EA SPORTS FIFA 19 Global Series has provided incredible excitement since it kicked off back in October with the Continental Cup 2018 presented by PlayStation. Since then, we have seen the best FIFA 19 pros in the world compete in different events in cities from all around the world.
Building on the success of last competitive season, the EA SPORTS FIFA 19 Global Series expanded as the number of Major tournaments increased from two to six, an all-new Licensed Qualifier Tournament system was added by partnering with leading brands such as PlayStation, Professional Gamers League (PGL), ELEAGUE and Gfinity, and involving 17 league partners such as the Bundesliga, Eredivisie, La Liga, Ligue 1, MLS, and the Premier League.
This season also included unique tournaments like the FIFA eClub World Cup, two EA Champions Cups featuring the best FIFA Online 4 players in the world, as well as a brand new competition: the FIFA eNations Cup. The total number of tournaments available rose to 33, giving players from all over the world the opportunity to compete and rise in the FIFA 19 Global Series Rankings.
However, the FIFA competitive action is far from over. It will continue in the month of May as several tournaments will reach their final stages providing players with some of their last opportunities to earn valuable FIFA Global Series Points as they continue their quest to qualify to the FIFA Global Series Playoffs played later in the summer. Check out below the competitions that are yet to come.
EA Champions Cup Spring 2019
Twelve clubs from seven different countries will meet in Shangai China to compete in EA Champions Cup Spring 2019. The best FIFA Online 4 competitors in the world will look to secure one of the four spots available to them to the FIFA 19 Global Series Playoffs!
Date: Sunday, May 26Â
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You will also be able to catch the following tournaments in their original languages:
eDivisie Finals
It took five rounds of play and two knockout tournaments to meet the pros who will compete in the eDivisie Final. Now everything is ready to meet the newest Dutch National Champion!Â
Date: Wednesday, May 22
Language: Dutch
eAllsvenskan Finals
The inaugural eAllsvenskan, powered by Dreamhack, has seen some of the top Swedish FIFA competitors battle it out over the past few months. Who will reign supreme in the finals on May 25th?
Date: Saturday, May 25th and Sunday, May 26th
Language: Swedish
eSerien Finals
The eSerien has seen FIFA players around Norway battle it out to win their first League title in the region. With multiple weeks of tournament play already behind them, a final looms to crown their champion. Who will win?
Date: Saturday, May 25th and Sunday, May 26th
Language: Norwegian
Ekstraklasa Games Finals
Poland may have seen success with its national team of late, but the Ekstraklasa Games has been stealing all the headlines in the past few months. With thousands of FIFA players across the country taking part in the qualifiers, the tournament has been whittled down to just the very best. Who will snatch the Ekstraklasa Games title?
Date: Saturday, May 25th and Sunday, May 26th
Language: Polish
eLigue 1 Grand Final
After a hard-fought competitive year that spanned across two seasons (Winter and Spring), 32 competitors have earned their way to the eLigue1 Grand Final. Watch to see who will be crowned the champion!
Date: Monday, May 27
Language: French
FIFA 19 is available from September 28, 2018 on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC, Nintendo Switch. Keep on following us also through our social Facebook and Twitter for other news and information.
