Podcasts about epremier league

On this gameplay episode, coach of coaches Jeppe Højfeldt joins the podcast alongside ePremier League commentator Richard Buckley, and your host — and FUTGG founder — Ben. They dive into the following gameplay related topics: 1:09 First 18-2 on New RTG 6:40 Mad Genius Idea 10:19 Player Lock 17:29 Corners 21:30 4321 29:20 Desicion Making Tips 40:10 Top Cheap Players to Try Get double the podcasts, and keep FUT Weekly going (for just £3 a month) by becoming a Patreon over at bit.ly/morepod. This includes an exclusive supporter podcast this week! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week's episode has winners galore as Matt and Emma are joined by Bridie Hannon and Cath Hammill, who helped Leeds United Women to win the FA National League Plate at the weekend - the team's first silverware for 13 years. The guys are also joined by ePremier League winners Olle ‘Ollelito' Arbin and Tom Stokes, who won the prestigious e-sports competition for the club this week.

Einen Monat ohne Folge, deshalb ist viel aufzuholen. Mo und Mero sprechen über die vergangenen Promos, ehe es um FUT Birthday geht. Wann kommt Philipp Lahm mit einer Special-Icon? Natürlich gibt es ein ausführliches Esport-Update rund um das Finale der VBL Club Championship und die ePremier League. Mit letzterer hatte auch irgendwie die FUT Ballers Promo zu tun, die gemischte Gefühle bei den beiden erzeugt. Denn der Fokus lag nur auf der PL. Viele Themen sind in die Folge gedrückt worden, aber eins ist sicher: Mo hat einen Bayern-Spieler als Spieler der Woche.

This week on Level up! Nathan spoke to FIFA Esports megastar Donovan 'Tekkz' Hunt, a professional FIFA player who represents Fnatic.Ahead of the FIFA 22 eChampions League finals, Tekkz talks about feeling old aged just 20, wanting to add the eCL trophy to his collection having already won the ePremier League, wanting to emulate Liverpool's success in real-life, and how he decides how to play depending on which side of the bed he wakes up on!

ePremier League winner DamieFIFA joins eWC commentator Richard Buckley, FUT Legend AirJapes and your host Ben discuss: Damie's tactical success His interesting take on the wide positions in 352 Player Reviews: Captains Koke, Busquets & Cordoba Why his 352 tactic works so well Pro tip for more compact defence Why Damie struggled against one particular Pro Tactics OP or personal improvement? How he defends in 352 3 Star Skills that are worth learning Damie's favourite "simple" skill Japes most effective mechanic currently Much more! Enter the 24k FIFA Point competition, get this week's Supporter Episode (so 2 podcasts every week!) and keep FUT Weekly going (for just £3 a month) by becoming a Patreon over at bit.ly/podspring22! Subscribe via iTunes/Apple Podcasts, Spotify or other ways! Follow the FUT Weekly Podcast on Twitter or Facebook

The ePremier League is the Premier League's official esports event, with the grand finals of the competition set to played on FIFA 22, taking place on March 26 and March 27, 2022, with the event live on various platforms, including Sky Sports, Twitch and more. Ahead of the event, Nathan Bliss sat down with some of the professional FIFA players who will be competing for ePremier League glory including former ePremier League winner Tom Leese (Excel and Tottenham), Liverpool's Diogo Mendes, Watford FC, Crystal Palace, Manchester City and Aston Villa

Watford assistant manager Ray Lewington will feature live in the studio on Inside The Hive to discuss his history with the Hornets and the season so far, and to answer supporters' questions.He will join studio host Michael Kurn and Golden Boys legend Tommy Mooney during this week's show. Elsewhere, James Morris discusses his hopes for the future after signing a new two-year contract, and there will be a chance to see highlights and reaction from Watford FC Women's victory over London City Lionesses at The Vic.The show will also look ahead to this weekend's ePremier League Grand Finals with Watford representatives Tom Stokes and Alex Shaw, with the latter taking on the 60-Second Challenge.HIT THAT FOLLOW BUTTON! 

Hassane Kamara and Adekite Fatuga-Dada will feature in the studio for this evening's edition of Inside The Hive, to answer supporters' questions and talk about their seasons so far with host Michael Kurn and Hornets legend Tommy Mooney.Elsewhere, there is an exclusive matchday vlog from the Junior Hornets away day to Southampton, and Tom Stokes of Hashtag United, who is Watford's representative at the upcoming ePremier League grand finals, takes on the 60-Second Challenge.HIT THAT FOLLOW BUTTON! 

John Clarke CEO of Gfinity #GFIN discusses their trading update and reiterate pathway to profitability in 2023 as adjusted operating loss reduced 52% to £0.4m whilst their core business GDM Increased annualised revenue per user by 270% since it's launch. H1 performance Through the first half of the financial year, the Company has continued to implement its strategic focus on 'what it owns', in particular its fast growing owned audience in the Gfinity Digital Media (GDM) segment of the business. Gfinity expects to report an adjusted operating loss of £0.4m (H1 FY21: £0.9m loss). This represents a 52 per cent. year on year improvement, building on a 71 per cent. improvement in the prior year, as the business continues on its path towards profitability. Revenue for the period is expected to be £3.3m (H1 FY21: £3.0m), representing an improvement of 8% year on year.  This figure has been impacted by the decision to consolidate the V10 R League, Gfinity's jointly owned digital motorsport property in conjunction with Abu Dhabi Motorsports Management, into a single season taking place in the latter part of the financial year.  If revenues relating to this were eliminated from the comparative period, the year on year revenue increase would be 24%. Gfinity Digital Media: GDM revenues in H1 were £1.6m (H1 FY21: £1.0m), a 62 per cent. improvement year on year. This is a result of:  ·    Increased annualised revenue per user of 23.3p, which represents 31 per cent. YoY improvement and a 270 per cent. improvement on the rate at the launch of the GDM in May 2020; and ·    A rise in Average Monthly Active Users to 13.9m, which represents a 23 per cent. YoY increase. These figures benefit from the successful integration of the Stock Informer business into the broader GDM network. Stock Informer delivered revenue of £0.4m in the period between acquisition completion on 13 September 2021 and 31 December 2021.  GDM revenue delivered a gross profit of £1.0m, a 43% year on year improvement (H1 FY21: £0.7m). During the period, there was also significant work undertaken to continue to optimise site infrastructure and performance, utilising the Company's proprietary Manifold content management system (CMS).  As a result, contrary to trends seen in previous year, Gfinity has been able to sustain its strong user numbers into the second half of its financial year. Monthly active users across GDM platforms exceeded 15m in January 2022 (January 2021: 11.3m) and rose again to over 16m in February (February 2021: 9.9m). This was a record month for GDM, despite it being the shortest month of the year in a traditionally quiet period. Including related social channels, this means Gfinity is now connecting with over 100m gamers each month. Technology and Esports Solutions: Revenues from licensing of Gfinity's proprietary esports technology and delivery of esports solutions for clients remained flat year on year at £1.6m.  Within this segment, Gfinity continued to be the delivery partner for the F1 Esports Series, which broke viewership and engagement records in 2021, achieving over 23 million views across digital platforms, a 103 per cent. year on year increase. The key strategic focus in this division has been the productisation of Gfinity's technology platform, so that it can be integrated directly into publisher's games and media owners' websites and licensed under a SaaS model. This is achieved without the need for extensive integration each time it is deployed.   During the period, the platform was utilised in this way to deliver in-app the competitive programme for three of the largest mobile game titles, which featured more than 50,000 participants around the world.  This represented an important proof of concept for the platform, which was also deployed for the fourth year to run the qualification for the ePremier League programme. The beta version of this updated product will be launched in the second quarter of 2022. The Company expects this to create a significant new revenue stream in the future. Co-Owned Esports Properties: As set out above, following the decision to consolidate the V10 R League programme into a single season, in the second half of the year, there was no revenue from this segment in H1 (H1 FY21: £0.4m).   Consolidation of the two seasons into one will allow for the creation of a live finals event taking place in Abu Dhabi, which is seen as an important step to unlocking sponsorship revenue from the region. Operating Expenditure: The growth in the period has been achieved with a reduction in operating expenditure of £0.2m to £2.2m (H1 FY21: £2.4m). Full year outlook Notwithstanding the strong progress made during H1 in the areas of greatest strategic value, the Directors now expect full year revenue to be below market expectations.  This is influenced by a number of factors including: -    A slower than anticipated return to live esports events, which while not the long-term strategic focus of the business, still has an impact on short term revenue and profits -    Ongoing discussions around a material partnership in the betting sector, which the Directors still expect to complete, but which is now unlikely to deliver the impact on FY22 revenues that originally been anticipated The Directors do not believe the long-term prospects or future pathway to profitability in 2023 and beyond have changed.

Welcome to the ESI Digest for Wednesday, February 9th! In today's episode we cover: FaZe Clan collaborating with the NFL ahead of the Super Bowl, the 2022 Commonwealth Games hosting a pilot esports championship, BLAST entering FIFA esports to produce the 2021/22 ePremier League, Immortals securing a cryptocurrency deal with Bitstamp, plus more! Hosted by Tom Daniels (@TheTomDaniels)

It's Wednesday November 3 and we're back with Season 4 Episode 22 of FUT In Review (343) as we once again delve into the world of FIFA Ultimate Team. John is back! And so are Ryan and Tommy! Tonight we talk about: - Team of the ''Weak'' - Verratti! - Epremier League...on XBOX too??! - Do custom tactics make you a better player...or is it the fastest attempt to perform better? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/futinreview/message

After a short hiatus we're back on Wednesday October 27nd, with Season 4 Episode 19 of FUT In Review (340) as we once again delve into the world of FIFA Ultimate Team. Today's show sees Dan and Aaron joined by 3-time ePremier League representative from Newcastle Jake Simpson aka PlanetToast1. We cast our eyes over a Team of the Week dominated by Mo Salah but which presents one much cheaper yet enticing option in the defence. Elsewhere we look at the dregs from an unusually quiet end to the RTTKO Promo, and debate whether this year's game has got too competitive already. We also look at Aaron & Jake's involvement in the new eSports courses being offered by Newcastle College and the work they're doing with the Newcastle United Foundation. You can find details of those eSports courses here & here. Remember if you want help improving your game please check out FUTCoaching.com and to help support the show and get a range of benefits including episodes ad-free and early, head to patreon.com/futinreview. Alternatively, please leave us a 5-star review over at Apple to help spread the word of the show! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/futinreview/message

In this week's The Coach & The Pro Show, our own professional FIFA coach Steve Stokes sits down with  one of the very best players in the United Kingdom, Mitch Hayward of SMPR eSports.Mitch has also teamed up with the likes of DH Tekkz and Tom Leese to represent England in the FIFA eNations Cup. In last year's ePremier League he was crowned PS4 vice champion while representing Sheffield United. Join our FREE Discord server HEREEnroll in the FUT Academy HERE.Get in touch with us to ask the pros a question! You can reach us on social media (links below) or on our website!Follow us on TwitterSteveMitchFollow us on TwitchFUT BallerzMitchSteveFollow us on YoutubeFUT BallerzSupport the show (https://mee6.gg/m/851070759576141865)

On this week's ESI Digest we cover, Olympic Virtual Series' launch, ePremier League's expansion into China, Rocket League's Lamborghini partnership, ORDER's $5.3m investment, and EA announcing Apex Legends Mobile.

In this week's episode of Level up!, Nathan caught up with 2020/21 ePremier League Champion Shaun 'Shellzz' Springette, a professional FIFA player for Manchester City.Shellzz told Nathan how it felt to win the ePremier League title for his club Manchester City, they also discussed how the tournament went overall and revealed how he prepared for the tournament with the help of City's mental performance coach.They also discussed Shellz's career so far and how he got into FIFA Esports, talked about his ambitions for the future and discussed the rise of gaming and esports in general.

Novo episódio do Central Esports no ar e seu primeiro destaque é a ePremier League, torneio de Fifa 21 que reuniu 40 representantes dos 20 clubes da principal divisão do futebol inglesa. Além do Manchester City, campeão do torneio, saiba tudo sobre a transmissão dos canais ESPN. Na sequência, repercutimos as partidas das quartas de final do CBLoL e o que esperam do próximo final de semana, com a decisão dos finalistas do split. Tem também o Grupo D da Pro League de Counter-Strike e o retorno do Challengers de VALORANT. O Chat Aberto é o programa de entrevistas do Central Esports, podcasts de esports do ESPN Esports Brasil. Siga o ESPN Esports Brasil no Twitter e no Facebook.

Fresh from securing the most important dub of his career as the ePremier League champion, Manchester City's eSports pro Shellz meets the VERSUS team to breakdown his story from sixth-form student to one of the best FIFA players on the planet. After picking up $60,000 in his first ever tournament, Shellz has since cemented himself as one of the world's most successful and popular eSports FIFA pros. He's one of the leading lights in a scene that's now worth $4.3 million in prize pots every single year. The 21-year-old virtual baller joins ‘The Future of Football' to talk about how he went from casual gamer to ePL champion, what it takes to stay at the top as an eSports pro, and whether it's really the dream job every young gamer thinks it is.

Saiba tudo sobre a decisão da quarta edição da Liga Brasileira de Free Fire, decidida literalmente na última queda da final. O título ficou a equipe de Cerol e Nobru, a Fluxo. Na sequência, o podcast repercute a ESL Pro League de Counter-Strike, com as equipes brasileiras FURIA, MIBR e Team oNe em seu Grupo C. Tem também o título da Team Vikings no VALORANT Masters, ao bater na final a equipe da Gamelanders, e os detalhes da ePremier League, torneio de Fifa 21 que será transmitido nos canais ESPN ao vivo nos dias 23, 24 e 26 de março. O Chat Aberto é o programa de entrevistas do Central Esports, podcasts de esports do ESPN Esports Brasil.  Siga o ESPN Esports Brasil no Twitter e no Facebook.

Neste episódio, Rodrigo Guerra e Ricardo Caetano recebem Flavio “Fifilza”, jogador profissional de Fifa pela equipe Wolves, representante do time inglês do Wolverhampton Wanderes. Nome importante do cenário brasileiro, Fifilza responde se é possível viver como pro player no Brasil, como a Wolves entrou em sua vida, o que a equipe inglesa faz por seus jogadores, qual a importância de uma liga como a Premier League estar no esports e fala sobre sua saudade de torneios presenciais. O Chat Aberto é o programa de entrevistas do Central Esports, podcasts de esports do ESPN Esports Brasil.  Siga o ESPN Esports Brasil no Twitter e no Facebook.

In this week's episode, Nathan spoke to Danny Taylor, an experienced professional FIFA player who will be representing Newcastle United at the 2021 ePremier League finals.Danny told Nathan about his career as a professional FIFA player so far, including the first FIFA he started competing on, his best moments so far, his hopes for the upcoming ePremier League and his ambitions for the future.They also discussed how FIFA and FIFA esports has changed over the years, looking at how the game and competitive esports scene has changed over the last 20 plus years.

Our special guest this week is Tom Leese, also known as Hashtag Tom, a professional FIFA player for Hashtag United and the 2020 ePremier League champion with Watford.Tom told Nathan about his early days playing FIFA, how he became a professional, joining Futwiz, moving to Hashtag United, how his career is intertwined with Tekkz, his thoughts on FIFA 21 and his experience of winning the ePremier League for Watford, the FIFA esports edition of the Premier League.

This week, SportsPro editor at large Eoin Connolly welcomes Alban Dechelotte, head of partnerships and business development EMEA at Riot Games, and Julian Tan, Formula One’s head of digital business initiatives and esports, to the podcast. (00:30) The pair air their thoughts on how coronavirus has reshaped the competitive gaming industry, how their organisations have reacted to the health crisis, and what long-term change can be excepted. Plus (31:14), SportsPro journalist Ed Dixon speaks with John Clarke, chief executive of gaming operator Gfinity, who discusses the wider implications facing the industry due to Coivd-19, with the ePremier League, Virtual Grands Prix, the role of broadcasters, and athlete involvement all covered.  Music: Surf Inspector by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4447-surf-inspector License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/  

Tom Grennan really announced his name in the music world in 2018 off the back of the release of his sensational debut album, Lighting Matches. I have been listening to him since then — totally unaware that he is a Red — and after seeing him represent Manchester United in the ePremier League, I asked his management if he would be down for an interview.So we had a chance to chat to the main man about how it feels to sell-out shows, his love for United and what sort of music he likes most.Beforehand I dive into the Premier League's plans to restart the football season next month, how six clubs are opposing to those plans and how Manchester United's search for a director of football has come to an end. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode ini gue sendirian monolog selama hampir satu jam ngobrol tentang kans juara Liverpool yang tampaknya terang karena kemarin menang dengan banyak keanehan lawan Spurs. Memanglah kedua tim ini memiliki beberapa kesamaan baik unik maupun aneh. Sampai bahas tentang kondisi E-Sport di Liga Inggris yang ternyata kabarnya para pemain profesional FIFA19 yang mengikuti ePremier League tidak dapat kompensasi apapun dari pihak penyelenggara, miris kan? Semoga betah dengarkan episode kali ini, ya! Selamat mendengarkan!

Alex is flying solo in the fifth edition of The Stats Zone's eSports Podcast. This episode sees the Gfinity FIFA Series March reviewed along with previews of both the eMLS Cup and the inaugural ePremier League. We also have an interview with professional FIFA 19 player Kyle Leese who will be representing Manchester United at the ePremier League. We ask him about playing for one of the biggest clubs in the world, how his FIFA eSports season has gone so far and his thoughts on whether FIFA 19 has been a success from a gameplay point of view.

Alex, Tim and Trystan are back with the fourth edition of The Stats Zone's eSports Podcast. This episode sees the FUT Champions Cup Singapore reviewed, along with a preview of the Gfinity FIFA Series March LQE. There is a FIFA eSports round up, including big breaking news regarding the upcoming FIFA eNations Cup. We also have an exclusive interview with Gfinity Community Manager and former YouTuber Chris "TheTrout91" Trout, talking about Gfinity's increasing foothold into FIFA eSports, the ePremier League and more.

Der 14. Spieltag der Premier League bot neben zwei Derbys in London auch das packende Duell zwischen Liverpool und Everton - ebenfalls ein Derby. Schön war es nicht, aber dafür intensiv - und am Ende emotional. Denn Jürgen Klopp bejubelte den Last-Minute-Treffer seines Jokers Origi etwas zu ausgelassen. Das könnte noch Ärger geben. Aber irgendwie war der Jubel des Trainers auch verständlich. The Normal One gewann, The Special One musste sich mit einem Punkt gegen Southampton und einem extrem blutleeren Auftritt seiner Jungs von Manchester United begnügen. Southamptons Coach Mark Hughes nutzte das 2:2 aber nichts. Er wurde vor wenigen Stunden entlassen. Malte Asmus und Chris McCarthy (90Plus) arbeiten das Geschehen in der Premier League vom Wochenende auf und vergeben zudem die 90Plus-Awards. Und einer geht dabei an das dritte Derby des Wochenendes zwischen Chelsea und Fulham. Die Analyse zum North London Derby hört ihr übrigens in einem extra Podcast hier auf meinsportpodcast.de. Euch gefällt dieser Podcast - oder ihr habt Kritik, Fragen oder Anregungen? Dann freuen wir uns, wenn wir von euch hören. Lasst uns gerne bei iTunes eine Rezension und ein bisschen Feedback da. Schreibt uns, was ihr gut oder auch schlecht findet, oder welche Themen wir eurer Meinung nach mal in einer Sendung behandeln sollten. Oder ihr schreibt unserem Moderator direkt per Mail (malte.asmus@meinsportpodcast.de) oder Twitter (@MalteAsmus). Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.

Der 14. Spieltag der Premier League bot neben zwei Derbys in London auch das packende Duell zwischen Liverpool und Everton - ebenfalls ein Derby. Schön war es nicht, aber dafür intensiv - und am Ende emotional. Denn Jürgen Klopp bejubelte den Last-Minute-Treffer seines Jokers Origi etwas zu ausgelassen. Das könnte noch Ärger geben. Aber irgendwie war der Jubel des Trainers auch verständlich. The Normal One gewann, The Special One musste sich mit einem Punkt gegen Southampton und einem extrem blutleeren Auftritt seiner Jungs von Manchester United begnügen. Southamptons Coach Mark Hughes nutzte das 2:2 aber nichts. Er wurde vor wenigen Stunden entlassen. Malte Asmus und Chris McCarthy (90Plus) arbeiten das Geschehen in der Premier League vom Wochenende auf und vergeben zudem die 90Plus-Awards. Und einer geht dabei an das dritte Derby des Wochenendes zwischen Chelsea und Fulham. Die Analyse zum North London Derby hört ihr übrigens in einem extra Podcast hier auf meinsportpodcast.de. Euch gefällt dieser Podcast - oder ihr habt Kritik, Fragen oder Anregungen? Dann freuen wir uns, wenn wir von euch hören. Lasst uns gerne bei iTunes eine Re...

Reflections on a monster week | the WWE's Paul Levesque (aka Triple H) | Gfinity's Garry Cook | La Liga on US games and the broadcast blackout | FIBA's Frank Leenders | Wimbledon's Mick Desmond | The Bundesliga's Robert Klein David Cushnan and James Emmett reflect on another edition of Leaders Week, tackling the talking points from a busy series of sports business events in London, before introducing a stellar line-up of backstage conversations. On the agenda: - WWE EVP of Talent, Live Events & Creative Paul Levesque (starts at 9.06) on the launch of NXT UK; his favourite Triple H storyline; the art and mechanics of storytelling; and why Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson could be headed for politics; - Gfinity Executive Chairman Garry Cook (starts at 27.35) on the launch of the ePremier League and the thinking behind the Gfinity studio set-up; - La Liga Chief Communications Officer Joris Evers (starts at 39.03) on the next steps for the league's attempt to play competitive fixtures in the US this year; and its support for its UK broadcast partner Eleven as it contravenes 3pm blackout rules; - Deltatre Chief Product Officer Carlo De Marchis (starts at 42.34) on the five things broadcasters and would-be broadcasters need to think about when going direct-to-consumer; - FIBA Media & Marketing Director General Frank Leenders (starts at 47.35) on finding the balance between building viewership and engagement through a rights holder OTT service and being competitive with broadcast partners; - Bundesliga International CEO Robert Klein (starts at 55.49) on the league's plans for the USA, China, and India; - Wimbledon Commercial & Media Director Mick Desmond (starts at 59.09) on the essence of the Wimbledon brand and what Amazon's entrance into tennis could mean for the property; - Kore Planning & Insights (KPI) President Russell Scibetti (starts at 1.04.30) on what data-driven giants like Amazon can bring to the sports ecosystem.

Heute in den 99 Sekunden Sportbusiness kompakt von und mit Prof. Dr. Gerhard Nowak von der IST-Hochschule für Management: Deutscher Fußball-Bund in tief roten Zahlen; National Hockey League (NHL): Seattle wird 32. Team; ePremier League auf FIFA 19: Alle Teams müssen ran Der größte Fußball-Verband der Welt, der Deutsche Fußball-Bund (DFB), schreibt erstmals in seiner über 100jährigen Geschichte rote Zahlen. Die Steueraffäre um die Heim-WM 2006 hat für das Finanzjahr 2017 einen Verlust von 20,3 Millionen Euro ergeben. Insgesamt 22,6 Millionen Euro kostete die Steuernachzahlung, die im Zuge der offenbar frisierten Steuererklärung 2006 verhängt worden war. Insgesamt nahm der DFB im Jahr 2017 324 Millionen Euro ein. 2016 hatte der DFB noch einen Gewinn in Höhe von 7,8 Millionen verzeichnet. Ein hoher Kostenfaktor wird künftig die DFB-Akademie werden, die bis zu 150 Millionen kosten wird und bis Anfang 2021 gebaut sein soll. Das Exekutivkomitee der National Hockey League (NHL) hat dem Board of Governors einstimmig die Aufnahme Seattles in die Liga vorgeschlagen. Beim nächsten Treffen des BOG, also der Vertreter aller 31 NHL-Clubs dürfte die Aufnahme beschlossen wer...

Heute in den 99 Sekunden Sportbusiness kompakt von und mit Prof. Dr. Gerhard Nowak von der IST-Hochschule für Management: Deutscher Fußball-Bund in tief roten Zahlen; National Hockey League (NHL): Seattle wird 32. Team; ePremier League auf FIFA 19: Alle Teams müssen ran Der größte Fußball-Verband der Welt, der Deutsche Fußball-Bund (DFB), schreibt erstmals in seiner über 100jährigen Geschichte rote Zahlen. Die Steueraffäre um die Heim-WM 2006 hat für das Finanzjahr 2017 einen Verlust von 20,3 Millionen Euro ergeben. Insgesamt 22,6 Millionen Euro kostete die Steuernachzahlung, die im Zuge der offenbar frisierten Steuererklärung 2006 verhängt worden war. Insgesamt nahm der DFB im Jahr 2017 324 Millionen Euro ein. 2016 hatte der DFB noch einen Gewinn in Höhe von 7,8 Millionen verzeichnet. Ein hoher Kostenfaktor wird künftig die DFB-Akademie werden, die bis zu 150 Millionen kosten wird und bis Anfang 2021 gebaut sein soll. Das Exekutivkomitee der National Hockey League (NHL) hat dem Board of Governors einstimmig die Aufnahme Seattles in die Liga vorgeschlagen. Beim nächsten Treffen des BOG, also der Vertreter aller 31 NHL-Clubs dürfte die Aufnahme beschlossen werden. Zur Saison 2020/21 könnte die neue Franchise frühestens den Spielbetrieb aufnehmen, so NHL-Commissioner Gary Bettman gegenüber amerikanischen Medienvertretern. Die Eintrittsgebühr beträgt 650 Millionen Dollar. Vor sieben Monaten sammelte eine Interessensgruppe in einer Stunde Anzahlungen für über 25.000 Saison-Tickets ein. Unter dem Namen ePremier League startet die Premier League ihren eigenen Wettbewerb in FIFA 19. Mit am Start sind alle 20 Teams aus dem englischen Oberhaus und werden je einen Spieler für Xbox One und PlayStation 4 stellen. Diese sollen über eigene Turniere der Klubs ermittelt werden. Spieler aus Großbritannien können sich ab sofort für die Liga registrieren. Das "ePL Final" findet am 28. und 29. März 2019 in London statt. Mit der ePremier League folgt die englische Liga dem Vorbild der Niederlande und Frankreich. In den jeweiligen Ländern sind die Profivereine dazu verpflichtet, eSportler unter Vertrag zu nehmen. In Deutschland hingegen existiert mit der "Virtuellen Bundesliga" ein deutlich lockereres und ungezwungenes System. Euch gefällt dieser Podcast - oder ihr habt Kritik, Fragen oder Anregungen? Dann freuen wir uns, wenn wir von euch hören. Lasst uns gerne bei iTunes eine Rezension und ein bisschen Feedback da. Schreibt uns, was ihr gut oder auch schlecht findet, oder welche Themen wir eurer Meinung nach mal in einer Sendung behandeln sollten. Nutzt dafür gerne auch die Kommentarfunktion unter diesem Beitrag auf meinsportradio.de. Oder ihr schreibt unserem Moderator direkt per Mail (malte.asmus@meinsportradio.de) oder Twitter (@MalteAsmus). Du möchtest deinen Podcast auch kostenlos hosten und damit Geld verdienen? Dann schaue auf www.kostenlos-hosten.de und informiere dich. Dort erhältst du alle Informationen zu unseren kostenlosen Podcast-Hosting-Angeboten.