#UltimateQuaranTeam – Winner Prediction, Updates, Results And Fixtures Guide

Leyton Orient are doing their best to fill the void left by football’s enforced absence, and their innovative 128-team #UltimateQuaranTeam FIFA Tournament has been generating plenty of excitement.

Initially floated as an idea to stave off the boredom from social distancing and isolation, Orient’s inspirational idea went viral last week, and now supporters everywhere are tuning in to watch clubs from across the globe compete to be crowned as the inaugural #UltimateQuaranTeam champion.

What is #UltimateQuaranTeam?

Simply put, it’s a FIFA tournament involving representatives from football clubs across the globe. It’s being orchestrated by the Leyton Orient Twitter account and consists of 128 teams, with the end goal being to crown the inaugural (and hopefully final) Ultimate Quaran-Team Champion.

The tournament itself will be played on PS4 and each club will be encouraged to stream the match on Twitch. Fixtures will be played over one knockout game (none of that two-legged fiasco here) and will use 85-rated squads in the interest of fairness.

You can read about the #UltimateQuaranTeam tournament in much more detail in our guide which details everything you need to know about Leyton Orient’s FIFA tournament.

#UltimateQuaranTeam Results

The competition’s first round got underway on Sunday March 22^nd. Check out the results below!

Note – if your team isn’t listed, it just means that the result from their match hasn’t been made available yet. News is trickling though all the time however, and we will keep you updated as soon as the information is available.

Final Fixture & Result

Wolves 2-1 Groningen

Semi Final Fixtures & Results

Standard Liege 1-3 Wolves

Groningen 3-0 Istanbul Basaksehir

Quarter Final Fixtures & Results

Middlesbrough 2-3 Standard Liege

FC Sion 0-2 Wolves

Lille 1-2 FC Groningen

Istanbul Basaksehir 1-0 Feyenoord

Round of 16 Fixtures & Results

Lokomotiv Moscow 2-3 Standard Liege

Middlesbrough 4-2 VVV Venlo

PSV 1-2 Sion

Mansfield 2-3 Wolves

Lille 4-0 Brentford

Angers 0-1 Groningen

QPR 0-1 Feyenoord

Istanbul Basaksehir 1-0 Midtjylland

Round of 32 Fixtures & Results

Lokomotiv Moscow 2-1 Celta Vigo

Norwich 1-3 Standard Liege

Middlesbrough 1-0 Central Coast Mariners

VVV-Venlo 3-1 Sheffield United

Manchester City 0-4 PSV

Newcastle 1-2 FC Sion

Mansfield 2-1 Rotherham

Grimsby 0-3 Wolves

Lille 3-2 RB Salzburg

Forest Green 0-3 Brentford

Angers 3-0 FC Emmen

Vitesse 2-3 Groningen

Genk 1-3 QPR

Fortuna Sittard 0-2 Feyenoord

Istanbul Basaksehir 2-0 Cheltenham

Utrecht 4-5 Midtjylland

Round of 64 Fixtures & Results

Wycombe 2-4 Lokomotiv Moscow

Reading 1-4 Celta Vigo

Stevenage 2-3 Norwich

Standard Liege 1-0 Fiorentina

Walsall 4-5 Middlesbrough

Central Coast Mariners 3-0 Troyes

VVV Venlo 3-0 Millwall

Sheffield United 2-1 Exeter

West Ham 2-3 Manchester City

Ross County 3-6 PSV

Nantes 0-1 Newcastle

Southend 0-1 Sion

Ajax 0-1 Mansfield

Rotherham 4-1 Preston

Sydney FC v Grimsby

Sligo v Wolves

Coventry v QPR

Lille 3-2 Lorient

Waalwijk 1-3 RB Salzburg

Blackburn v Forest Green

Brentford 3-1 Finn Harps

Angers v Melbourne Victory

Scunthorpe 1-2 Emmen

Vitesse 4-0 MK Dons

Sheffield Wednesday 0-1 Groningen

ADO Den Haag 0-1 Genk

Fortuna Sittard 10-0 Sunderland

Sparta Rotterdam 0-1 Feyenoord

Amiens 1-3 Istanbul Basaksehir

Cheltenham 2-0 Dundalk

Utrecht 10-1 Hamilton

Burnley 0-2 Midtjylland

While news and results from a large chunk of the Round of 64 fixtures are still filtering through, Groningen have already produced one of the shocks of the competition so far by eliminating many people’s pre-tournament favourites Sheffield Wednesday.

Elsewhere there was more good news for Dutch clubs when dark horses Millwall were dumped out by VVV Venlo, while PSV ran riot against Ross County, running out 6-3 winners after an exciting tussle.

There are a number of Round 64 fixtures also scheduled to be played later today (25th). Make sure to check back for updates!

Read our article on the #UltimateQuaranTeam favourites and dark horses here!

Round of 128 Fixtures & Results

Accrington 0-3 Wycombe

Adelaide United 1-2 Wolves

ADO Den Haag 2-0 Willem II

AFC Wimbledon 0-2 West Ham

AZ Alkmaar 1-2 Utrecht

Amiens 3-0 Watford

Aston Villa 1-2 VVV Venlo

Birmingham 0-2 Sunderland

Brentford 6-2 St. Mirren

Brighton 0-2 Sparta Rotterdam

Bristol Rovers 1-3 Southend

Burnley 4-3 Shrewsbury

Burton 0-2 Sligo Rovers

Central Coast Mariners 2-1 Shamrock Rovers

Cheltenham 3-0 Salford

Colchester 3-4 Rotherham

Crawley 1-2 Waalwijk

Derry City 1-2 QPR

DC United 1-2 Celta Vigo

Djurgarden 0-3 PSV

Exeter 2-0 Peterborough

FC Emmen 10 (ten)-0 Port Vale

Fiorentina 4-1 Nottingham Forest

Forest Green 4-1 Northampton

Fortuna Sittard 1-0 Newport

Genk 4-1 Luton

Grimsby 4-1 Motherwell

Hibernian 1-7 Millwall

Huddersfield 0-3 Middlesbrough

Leyton Orient 3-6 Lokomotiv Moscow

Lorient 3-2 Mechelen

Manchester City 1-1 Kortrijk (City won replay 3-0)

Mansfield 6-1 Gent

Marseille 1-4 Istanbul Basaksehir

Melbourne Victory 5-4 Ipswich

Morecambe 2-3 Hamilton

Nantes 2-1 Swindon

Newcastle 3-0 Gillingham

Norwich 2-1 Fleetwood

Oldham 1-6 Finn Harps

Orlando City 0-5 Feyenoord

Orlando Pirates 2-4 FC Sion

Oxford Utd 0-4 Lille

PAOK 1-2 FC Midtjylland

PEC Zwolle 1-3 Groningen

Plymouth 0-2 Troyes

Portsmouth 1-3 Dundalk

Preston 2-1 Doncaster

RB Salzburg 4-0 Derby

Reading 4-1 Crystal Palace

Rochdale 1-5 Coventry

Ross County 3-0 Cork City

Scunthorpe 2-1 Charlton

Sheffield United 3-0 Carlisle

Sheffield Wednesday 2-1 Cambridge

Standard Liege 4-1 Bolton

Stevenage 3-1 Blackpool

Stoke 3-4 Blackburn

Sydney FC 2-1 Barnsley

Vitesse 2-0 Atalanta

Walsall 2-1 Roma

Waterford 0-10 (ten) Angers

West Brom 1-5 Ajax

Two of the pre-tournament favourites, Sheffield Wednesday and Manchester City, had bumpier rides though the first round than many had anticipated.

The Citizens, with Shaun Springette (PS4 name xShellzz) behind the controls, had to come from behind to earn a 1-1 draw and a replay against Kortijk, though xShellzz eventually showed his class in the second game, earning a comfortable 3-0 win.

Sheffield Wednesday, represented by pro-gamer Delee, had to battle hard to oust Cambridge in a narrow 2-1 triumph.

Elsewhere, another punter’s pre-tournament favourite Angers ran riot against Irish side Waterford, hitting double figures in a humiliating 10-0 evisceration. Ouch.

Another French club, Nantes drafted in a ringer in four times FIFA World Champion Bruce Grannac just before the tournament kicked off, though Les Canaris barely squeezed past Swindon in the opening round, narrowly ousting Town 2-1.

#UltimateQuaranTeam Fixture Schedule

Round of 64 – Tuesday 24th March

Round of 32 – Thursday 26th March

Round of 16 – Saturday 28th March

Quarter-finals – Monday 30th March

Semi-Final – Wednesday 1st April

Final – Friday 3rd April

#UltimateQuaranTeam Match Rules

Like every other FIFA tournament played casually (and not so casually) among friends, Leyton Orient’s Ultimate Quaran Team competition has a set of rules to follow:

• Teams to use 85 ratings (this means that there is a level-ish playing field)
• Each match will be six minutes per half
• Each club representative has to play as their own team.
• Matches will be held in Head to head friendlies mode. No Ultimate Team.

Where to Watch the Ultimate Quaran-Team Cup

All of the competing teams will stream their respective games on the sharing platform Twitch.

Links and listings will appear on the club’s official Twitter feeds. For more information, we recommend you check out those official feeds for details.

#UltimateQuaranTeam  – How can you get involved?

The best way to get involved right now is to head over to Twitter and use the #UltimateQuaranTeam official hashtag. That will allow you to follow all the latest developments on the Leyton Orient Twitter account (@LeytonOrientFC) ahead of the commencement of the tournament.

You can also do your part for the cause by donating on their official JustGiving page that you can find via the link.