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When you think of FIFA content creators who aren't afraid to speak their minds, Kurt Fenech—better known as kurt0411—probably comes to mind. This 30-year-old Maltese streamer has built a dedicated following of over 170,000 Twitch followers by being refreshingly honest about the game that made him famous, even when that honesty gets him into trouble.

Kurt's journey into competitive gaming feels almost inevitable when you hear his backstory. Growing up in a family of die-hard Inter Milan supporters, football was practically in his blood. He played the sport himself during elementary school but realized early on that going pro wasn't in the cards. So he did what many football-obsessed kids do—he turned to FIFA, starting with FIFA 09. His username is delightfully straightforward: just his first name combined with his birthday, November 4^th.

What sets kurt0411 apart from other FIFA streamers isn't just his skill level—though he did start competing professionally in 2016—it's his willingness to call out what he sees as problems with the game. His content often features brutally honest takes on FIFA's mechanics, and he's never been one to sugarcoat his opinions for the sake of maintaining relationships with game developers. This approach has earned him a loyal audience who appreciate his authenticity, even if his language isn't always family-friendly.

Of course, being outspoken in the FIFA community comes with consequences. Kurt has faced multiple suspensions from EA over the years, starting with a two-month ban in October 2018 for "abusive behavior". Things escalated dramatically when he was permanently banned from all EA games and services, which also resulted in his Twitch account being suspended. The controversy reached its peak when he literally spat on the EA logo during a live stream—a moment that perfectly encapsulated his frustration with the company.

Despite the drama, Kurt has maintained his position as one of Twitch's notable FIFA personalities. Currently ranked #1161 on the platform in 2025, he regularly pulls in around 2,000 viewers per stream, with his all-time peak hitting nearly 27,000 viewers back in November 2019. These days, you're more likely to find him playing Football Manager 2024 than FIFA, perhaps a strategic pivot given his complicated history with EA. His motto "No one does it like we do" captures the unique brand he's built—one that prioritizes genuine reactions and unfiltered commentary over polished, sponsor-friendly content.