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- AoC Sport and British Esports Association launch first college FIFA tournament
AoC Sport and British Esports Association launch first college FIFA tournament
AoC Sport is providing a unique opportunity for colleges to face-off in our first ever national college FIFA tournament.
The FIFA 2020 College Lockdown Championships will be run in partnership with the British Esports Association for teams of three on both Xbox One and PlayStation 4 to compete nationally every week from May.
Players from member colleges will have the opportunity to play against English Colleges Football Association (ECFA) national team footballers and compete in a showcase final on Wednesday 1 July 2020.
With students across the country learning from home as well as potentially caring for family members, self-isolating, volunteering and wanting to socialise over the summer, AoC Sport sees this competition as an ideal activity for students to get involved in.
Dean Hardman, AoC Director of Sport and Student Experience said: “We are really pleased to be offering member colleges this competitive esports opportunity over the next few weeks.
“Many colleges have participated in esports over the past two years as part of our valued partnership with the British Esports Association and this FIFA lockdown tournament presents a further opportunity for even more colleges and students to get involved, playing one of the most popular video game titles among students.”