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PlayStation FC Final – Sony Interactive Entertainment & Uefa

Targeting young football fans, Sony Playstation tied the Champions League to football gaming via a campaign that culminated with ‘The PlayStation FC Final’, a match in the same stadium as the 2019-20 final one day later.

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