Over the last four months, Danish 15-year-old Anders Vejrgang has established himself as the world’s premier Weekend League player.

Despite being too young to compete internationally, Anders set the world record for a winning streak in FUT Champs, notching up 535 wins in a row.

No, seriously. He genuinely won 535 games in a row without tasting a single defeat!

However, this historic win streak has now come to an end with a 5-1 loss to Dutch player Damesheet, a player who has only ranked as high as 93rd within Europe.

As imagined, he had to play exceptionally well to beat him too! With a 95% pass accuracy & 100% shot accuracy, it's safe to say it was a job well done by the heavy underdog.

Below you can see the team that Anders lost to.

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Vejrgang's Audience

Vejrgang’s Twitch account has 566,000 followers, but more than 847,000 people have now witnessed the teenager’s winning streak coming to an end. Making it his second-most viewed video within 24 hours.

The Danish teen has been a revelation in the gaming world since becoming the youngest person to go 30-0 in FIFA 19’s Weekend League aged just 12! He’s collected some scalps on the way too, most notably a 7-0 victory over 2019 FIFA eWorld Cup winner MoAuba.

Vile Abuse

But what should be a story about an impressive young person punching way above their weight has a dark cloud over it.

Many have revelled in Anders' defeat, with abusive messages directed at the 15-year-old able to be seen across social media.

After his loss, Vejrgang remained streaming for almost an hour without playing another game; he was visibly upset.

I hope that the appropriate care is taken to shield him from the abuse levelled at him at such an early stage of his career.

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He has displayed that he has the potential to dominate the FIFA world for years to come. It would be a great shame if such a talent is drawn away from the sport as a result of the actions of a jealous minority.

A fantastic winning streak, but sadly, as they say, all good things must come to an end.