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Karim Benzema Trounces Xavi In FIFA 10 Ahead Of Real Life Clasico
Benzema has beaten Xavi in the first Clasico of the season...
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Nov 26, 2009 3:03:58 PM
Real Madrid striker Karim Benzema has beaten Barcelona's Xavi Hernandez by a scoreline of 3-0 this afternoon, albeit in a game of Fifa 10 on the Playstation 3.
According to Realmadrid.com, Benzema and Xavi were connected online in a media launch for the latest football game released by EA Sports. The two stars could see each other's reactions via webcam.
The first half ended 0-0, but Cristiano Ronaldo bagged a hat-trick in the second half as Benzema showcased his skill and precision on the PS3.
Both Benzema and Xavi appear on the Spanish version of Fifa 10, and they have been active in its marketing campaign since the summer.
Speaking at the press conference after the match, Benzema told reporters that, "although it was just a video game, I would love for the outcome to be same on the pitch."
The young Frenchman was full of praise for his hat-trick hero, Ronaldo, stating that, "Cristiano is even better in real life than he is in the game."
Although Benzema and Xavi had a little fun today, there will be no friendship between the two come Sunday evening, as Los Blancos and Barca square off in what is certain to be the biggest clash of the year.
Feras Saad, Goal.com
According to Realmadrid.com, Benzema and Xavi were connected online in a media launch for the latest football game released by EA Sports. The two stars could see each other's reactions via webcam.
The first half ended 0-0, but Cristiano Ronaldo bagged a hat-trick in the second half as Benzema showcased his skill and precision on the PS3.
Both Benzema and Xavi appear on the Spanish version of Fifa 10, and they have been active in its marketing campaign since the summer.
Speaking at the press conference after the match, Benzema told reporters that, "although it was just a video game, I would love for the outcome to be same on the pitch."
The young Frenchman was full of praise for his hat-trick hero, Ronaldo, stating that, "Cristiano is even better in real life than he is in the game."
Although Benzema and Xavi had a little fun today, there will be no friendship between the two come Sunday evening, as Los Blancos and Barca square off in what is certain to be the biggest clash of the year.
Feras Saad, Goal.com
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