The FC Pro Open championship will be the first major esports tournament featuring EA FC 25, and 24 pros will compete against each other.
Like last year, the FC Pro Open will have much at stake for all those participating in the main competition. The community has plenty of reasons to be interested, as they can win fantastic rewards by viewing all the matchdays. Additionally, every esports pro represents an FC Pro Live item, which will be upgraded based on how they (the pros) perform in the event.
EA FC 25 FC Pro Open format explained
The main phase will have four groups, with 24 pros participating. There were multiple qualification rounds with 256 participants. Thanks to Ander Vejrgang’s prior victories last year, we have one more pro earning qualification to the main stage this time.
Here are the four groups and the pros allotted to them.
Group A
- Jafonso
- XCharifX
- Facucowen
- Niksneb
- Mark11
- Stingray
Group B
- Vejrgang
- The1os
- LJR
- Nicolas
- Manubachoore
- Abofawzi
Group C
- Emre Yilmaz
- Yuval
- Obrun
- Tekkz
- Guibarros
- Umut
Group D
- Phzin
- Levi
- Abumakkah
- KTZN
- Paulo Neto
- Fouma
Each pro will play a total of ten matches, where a win gets them three points. In easier words, each person can get a maximum 30 points, and the onus will be to secure one of the top two spots in their respective groups.
EA FC 25 Pro Open Matchdays
While the detailed fixtures are yet to be announced, the action will be split across eight matchdays in November, December, and January.
- Monday, November 25 – Group A
- Monday, December 2 – Group B
- Monday, December 9 – Group C
- Monday, December 16 – Group D
- Monday, January 6 – Group A
- Monday, January 13 – Group B
- Monday, January 20 – Group C
- Monday, January 27 – Group D
The top 2 from each group will advance to the knockouts, which will begin with quarters. All knockout actions will take place on Saturday, February 1, and we will have our winner.