PES 2020 European Friendly Cup: Inter | QLASH vs. Arsenal, the semi - finals



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Apr 21st 2020
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The Nerazzurri's eSports side are defeated at the semi-final stage of the tournament organised by Galatasaray


MILAN – Inter | QLASH’s adventure in the PES 2020 European Friendly Cup has come to an end at the semi-final stage. The tournament was organised by Galatasaray, with the following eSports teams taking part:Barcelona, Juventus, Manchester United, Arsenal, Celtic, Monaco, Schalke 04, Göztepe, Inter and Galatasaray.

After performing excellently to progress from their qualifying group (you can watch all the games played last week back here), Inter | QLASH took on Arsenal over two legs in the semi-finals. The first fixture finished 4-2 to the Gunners, while the return match ended in a 1-1 draw. The English side have therefore made it to the final, where they’ll face a Barcelona team who overcame Monaco in the other semi-final showdown.

You can watch the highlights from Inter | QLASH vs. Arsenal below.


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