FIFA 20 Twitch Prime pack: How you can get a free TOTS player on loan

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It's your final chance to get a free FIFA 20 Twitch Prime pack, as the promotion ends on 20 September 2020. For the last seven months its seen FIFA 20 players score free goodies each month, simply for having their EA and Twitch accounts linked. The final pack awards you five rare gold players, plus a choice of four items rated 83 or above. Wondering how you get it? Then let our FIFA 20 Twitch Prime guide accompany you.

- Claim your free pack by heading to the FIFA 20 loot page

1) Your first step towards free stuff is to register for a Twitch account in your web browser, or – if you’re already a Twitch user – sign into your account. You need to have both Amazon Prime and Twitch Prime to claim your rewards each month, so once you’re signed into Twitch Prime make sure you’re also signed into Amazon Prime.

2) From here, you should automatically be prompted to confirm that you wish to link your Twitch and Amazon accounts. Look for the big blue box that says ‘Link accounts to use loot’. If that box doesn’t appear, go to the top left of the Twitch Prime page, then click the Twitch Prime logo. That should take you to a page where you can sign into Amazon, then make the necessary link.

3) Next up, click the big square marked FIFA 20 to be taken through to the corresponding loot page. If that doesn’t work, try this link. Hit ‘claim now’, and you’ll be prompted to sign into your EA Account. (If you don’t have one, follow these instructions to sign up.) Do that, hit ‘claim’ and the pack is all yours.

4). The final ‘Twitch Prime Pack’ reward includes a guaranteed 83+ player pick and five additional rare golds. Now you’ve done the above, you need to sign into the game on your console of choice - or FIFA 20 Web App - to finally claim them.

Note that if you’re not already a Twitch subscriber Prime is free for the first 30 days, but then goes up to £7.99 per month. So if you’re only signing up for the last pack then be sure to cancel well before that 30-day trial ends.