FIFA 14 has returned to the top of the UK All Formats Chart for the first time since February, beating The Elder Scrolls Online in second.

The result means that FIFA 14 has now hit 11 weeks at the top of the chart since its release 28 weeks ago. It is a feat only managed by four other games: Zumba Fitness, Wii Fit, Who Wants to be a Millionaire and FIFA: Road to the World Cup 98, according to Chart Track.

The highest new release comes from the PC version of The Elder Scrolls Online comes in second; however do note that digital sales are not counted by Chart Track. Despite this it was able to achieve top spot in the Individual Formats Chart. An Xbox One and PS4 version of Zenimax’s MMO is due out in June this year.

With the Xbox 360 version releasing this week, Titanfall holds on to third. Call of Duty: Ghosts has probably been boosted by the release of the games second DLC pack releasing this week, as it jumps four places up to fourth this week.

Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes is down three places into fifth. Despite holding first place for the last two weeks, InFamous: Second Son drops five places to find itself in sixth this week.

The LEGO Movie Videogame slips two places down to seventh, with South Park: The Stick of Truth down a place in eighth.

Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition holds onto ninth place this week, whilst Battlefield 4 finds itself rounding off the Top 10 this week.

Elsewhere in the charts, the only other new entry is Dynasty Warriors 8: Xtreme Complete Edition, which debuts in 29th this week.

The UK All Formats Chart Top 10 (Week ending 5th April 2014) is as follows:

1. (4) FIFA 14
2. (N) The Elder Scrolls Online
3. (-) Titanfall
4. (8) Call of Duty: Ghosts
5. (2) Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes
6. (1) InFamous: Second Son
7. (5) The LEGO Movie Videogame
8. (7) South Park: The Stick of Truth
9. (-) Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition
10. (13) Battlefield 4

You can see the full Top 40 here.

With the 360 version of Titanfall hitting this week, you could expect it to return to the charts summit. However, with the LEGO franchise being as big as it is, newest release LEGO: The Hobbit may be able to snatch victory.