Canada Soccer announces first-ever eNational Team to participate in FIFAe Nations Cup Online Qualifiers

Canada Soccer has named an initial eNational Team roster ahead of FIFAe Nations Cup Online Qualifiers taking place 23-25 April. AgitPower (Playstation) and GoalMachine21 (Xbox) will face Puerto Rico, United States, Costa Rica, and Mexico before in round-robin action ahead of a double elimination cro…

eNations Series Players AgitPower and Goalmachine21

Canada Soccer has named an initial eNational Team roster ahead of FIFAe Nations Cup Online Qualifiers taking place 23-25 April. AgitPower (Playstation) and GoalMachine21 (Xbox) will face Puerto Rico, United States, Costa Rica, and Mexico before in round-robin action ahead of a double elimination cross-over that will see two nations move ahead to the FIFAe Nations Cup taking place in Copenhagen, Denmark 20-22 August.

“Canada Soccer is excited about the
opportunity to have two experienced eSports participants join the ranks of our
National Teams and compete for the country in a growing FIFAe marketplace for
the first time,” said Peter Montopoli, Canada Soccer’s General Secretary.
“We’re proud of the tremendous success of our inaugural Toyota eNational
Championships earlier this year, and our strong legacy in the FIFA gaming
franchise including having our very own Christine Sinclair on the cover
celebrating the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2015™.”

Fans can follow along as the eNational
Team kicks off its inaugural FIFAe Nations Cup Online Qualification using the
#CaneNT hashtag on Twitter and Instagram or by visiting the competition bracket
at https://www.fifa.gg/c/fenc21/online-qualifiers/zone-6/group-stage/group-a

Paulo Senra

Chief Communications & Content Officer | Chef des communications et du contenu, Canada Soccer

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