Saturday's final in Berlin is the end of the line for FIFA's best players, but it's just the start of expected eSports industry expansion in football
At a packed event in Berlin on Saturday, 32 diehard FIFA players will compete to be crowned the best in the world. It's been a long road to the FIFA Ultimate Team (FUT) Championship finish line - not just for the gamers but also EA Sports, the game's creators.
Last year's FIFA Interactive World Cup, won in an exhilarating final by Danish gamer Mohamad Al-Bacha, has been completely dwarfed by FUT Champions.