England Wins FIFA Interactive World Cup

December 19th 2005 | Gaming

England has won the FIFA World Cup, at least online, if not in real life. FIFA 06 for the Xbox 360 was used for the tournament.

Chris Bullard, 18, of Ipswich, has been crowned as FIFA Interactive World Player 2005 after beating Hungarian Gabor Mokos, 15, 5-2 in the final.

This is the second time Microsoft has organised a online football tournament with Fifa and game maker EA.

BBC - England wins virtual World Cup

FIFA.com caught up with Chris Bullard, the FIFA Interactive World Player 2005 shortly after his victory in London. Read on for an interview with the globe’s top gamer!

FIFA - FIFA Interactive World Cup 2005

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England Wins FIFA Interactive World Cup
Published in: Gaming on 2005-12-19