Esports event featuring football game

J-League Chairman Mitsuru Murai (L) and Konami Digital Entertainment Co. President Hideki Hayakawa pose for photos in Tokyo on March 1, 2019. They announced the co-hosting of an esports event in July featuring the video game developer's popular "Pro Evolution Soccer 2019," known as "Winning Eleven 2019" in Japan. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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