Hudson-Odoi calls out Sancho for FIFA showdown during coronaivrus pandemic

Callum Hudson-Odoi has challenged Jadon Sancho to a FIFA match during the coronaivrus pandemic.

The Chelsea star was the first Premier League player known to have contracted the illness and has now fully recovered.

The 19-year-old has been self-isolating since the Premier League season was suspended and has told fans what he has been doing to keep himself entertained.

'I have a lot of good people around me to chat with. I have been playing games on PlayStation with the boys to ensure we are still doing something whether it is Call of Duty or NBA,' Hudson-Odoi told the BBC.

Asked who he would want to team up with on the video game, FIFA, he said: 'If I play with Tammy [Abraham] I know we would win.

'But I am calling out [Jadon] Sancho, he always thinks he is better than me but he knows he's not.

'I want you to play me right now, I don't care what you are doing. He always says he's doing something.

'I am ready let's go. I am ready for you right now. Make sure it's live so everyone knows what's happening.'

Hudson Odoi also updated fans on his health since he overcame the illness as he said: 'I'm feeling perfect. Back to myself and feeling ready to go. Amazing feeling to be healthy and fit.

'Wish everybody the best. Everyone stay healthy, stay safe and stay home. I want to thank everybody in the hospitals helping everybody.'