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ePremier League 2021/22
ePremier League is back for 2021/22 as the best EA SPORTS™ FIFA 22 players go head-to-head.
The ePremier League is BACK 🤩
— Premier League (@premierleague) November 2, 2021
Want to represent your club? Registration is open now 🙌
Open to residents in the UK 🇬🇧
Here's how it will work for this season.
The competition is open to UK residents aged 16 and over, who must register at e.premierleague.com.
After registering, players will compete in a series of online qualification tournaments on the dates below.
Qualifier 1 16/17 Nov 2021
Qualifier 2 23/24 Nov 2021
Qualifier 3 30 Nov/1 Dec 2021
Qualifier 4 14/15 Dec 2021
Qualifier 5 21/22 Dec 2021
Qualifier 6 4/5 Jan 2022
Qualifier 7 11/12 Jan 2022
Online Qualifier Playoff 18/19 Jan 2022
The qualifiers are comprised of two-day single elimination tournaments and the top 32 players from each club will claim a place in the Online Qualifier Playoff in January.
In the Online Qualifier Playoff, the best eight players from each console will advance to the Club Playoffs.
The eight players who advanced from the Online Qualifier Playoff will now face each other to become their Club's sole representative for that console in the Grand Finals in March.
The precise dates of the Club Playoffs will be confirmed by each Club.
There will be a change to the Grand Finals format this season.
Players will work collaboratively as a team for the first time by taking part in a series of 1v1 matches against pairings from other clubs, with one player competing per console.
But they will also be competing to lift the ePL Trophy and take home a share of the £100,000 prize pool.
Also up for grabs are three seats for top-ranking players at the EA SPORTS FIFA 22 Global Series Playoffs. (More information on the EA SPORTS FIFA 22 Global Series here.)
Subject to COVID-19 restrictions in place at the time, this year’s competition will feature the return of a live ePremier League Grand Finals in a venue to be revealed.
All players will be hoping to emulate Manchester City’s Shaun "Shellzz" Springette, who lifted the 2020/21 ePremier League Trophy, triumphing in a penalty shootout victory over Leeds United representative Olle "Ollelito" Arbin in the Grand Final.
“Words can’t describe how it felt winning last season’s ePremier League title," said Shellzz, a professional FIFA player following his success last year.
See: ePL champion: Words can't describe this feeling
See: How 2020/21 ePL Finals Day unfolded
