Priya PatelTLDR: The Fintech Football Championship is returning for its fourth season in February. The league consists of 22 teams competing across two divisions, with the aim of becoming the top fintech team. Division 1 teams include Mastercard, Revolut, and Worldpay, while Division 2 teams include PayPal, Monzo, and Nuvei. Matches will take place every Thursday night for 11 weeks, culminating in an all-star game at the GTech Stadium, home of Premier League team Brentford FC. The games will be filmed and highlights will be released on social media.
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