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Spain wins FIFA Interactive World Cup

Stephen Withers
Monday, 26 May 2008 03:30

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"The FIFA Interactive World Cup Grand Final was a marvelous event. It featured everything that a FIFA World Cup event should have: fair-play, excitement, a sense of fun social happening mixed with world-class football action," said Thierry Weil, FIFA’s marketing director.

"This year has been the first year PlayStation has been involved in the FIFA Interactive World Cup and it has very much lived up to all of our expectations," said Darren Carter, vice president of consumer marketing at Sony Computer Entertainment Europe. "We look forward to continuing our partnership with EA and FIFA in the years to come and heartily congratulate Alfonso on his tremendous win."

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