FIFA 17 News Post

FIFA 17 Features Over 70 Stadiums, 49 of Them Are Fully Licensed

06:26 PM - September 14, 2016 by Steve_OS

EA Sports has just posted the full list of stadiums in FIFA 17, broken down by league. The list features over 70 stadiums, 49 of them are fully licensed.

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	FIFA 17 will feature over 70 stadiums which includes 49 that are fully licensed. You'll be able to play at the Santiago Bernab�u, Juventus Stadium, Allianz Arena and all 20 Premier League stadiums. In addition, you'll be able to play at 30 generic stadiums which will be featured in Kick-Off, FIFA Ultimate Team�, Career Mode, and during Skill Games.

Premier League

Anfield
Turf Moor
Emirates Stadium
Goodison Park
St. Mary's Stadium
Stadium of Light
Stamford Bridge
Stoke City FC Stadium
The Hawthorns
Vicarage Road
White Hart Lane
Selhurst Park
Riverside Stadium
London Stadium
Old Trafford
Liberty Stadium
King Power Stadium
KCOM Stadium
Etihad Stadium
Vitality Stadium

English Football League

St. James' Park
Villa Park
Carrow Road
Loftus Road
Fratton Park

International stadium

Wembley Stadium

Ligue 1

Parc des Princes
Orange V�lodrome

Bundesliga

Allianz Arena
BORUSSIA-PARK
Signal Iduna Park
Veltins Arena
Olympiastadion
Volksparkstadion

Rest of the world

Donbass Arena

Eredivisie

Amsterdam Arena

Calcio A

Juventus Stadium
San Siro

MLS

BC Place Stadium
CenturyLink Field

LaLiga Santander

Estadio Mestalla
Estadio Vicente Calder�n
Santiago Bernab�u

Primera Divisi�n

El Monumental
La Bombonera

LIGA Bancomer MX

Estadio Azteca

Dawry Jameel

King Abdullah Sports City
King Fahd Stadium

Meiji Yasuda J1

Suita City Football Stadium

Generic

Al Jayeed Stadium
Aloha Park
Arena del Centenario
Arena D'Oro
Court Lane
Crown Lane
Eastpoint Arena
El Grandioso
El Libertador
Estadio de las Artes
Estadio El Medio
Estadio Presidente G.Lopes
Euro Park
FIWC Stadium
Forest Park Stadium
Ivy Lane
Molton Road
O Dromo
Sanderson Park
Stade Municipal
Stadio Classico
Stadio Olimpico
Stadion 23. Maj
Stadion Europa
Stadion Hanguk
Stadion Neder
Stadion Olympik
Town Park
Union Park Stadium
Waldstadion

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Member Comments

# 21 BSDShoes @ 09/15/16 10:45 AM

Hear hear for BC Place!

FIFA has 70 stadiums while PES has 6? sheesh, the stadium variety is a nice thing.

# 22 3oh2 @ 09/15/16 10:56 AM

I must admit, I was excited....until I scrolled to the Generic Stadiums haha.

# 23 KennyJ1976 @ 09/15/16 12:12 PM

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Originally Posted by ps3veron


	Guys guys, the only one that really matters in Anfield.

From one of FIFA's trailers, it didn't look like Anfield was updated.

# 24 orion523 @ 09/15/16 01:53 PM

Small quibbles aside, that's an impressive list of stadia.

# 25 ImTellinTim @ 09/15/16 03:40 PM

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Originally Posted by KennyJ1976


	From one of FIFA's trailers, it didn't look like Anfield was updated.

And that's not surprising considering the the work wasn't finished until very recently. I don't think anyone expected this to be done. Sure they could have made a guess based on renderings, but I'd rather they really get it right after a live visit.

# 26 emelki1968 @ 09/15/16 03:48 PM

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Originally Posted by cadalyst17


	The reality is that the premier is exciting top to bottom. Leicester City won the league. Could you see that happening in La Liga? Same two teams every season, and what happens when Ronaldo and Messi leave or are past their prime? I for one applaud EA on such an endeavor. These premier stadiums just adds to the realism

Although I agree the Premier League is more competitive (but please don't give me the example of a new team just because it happened last year), I disagree that the reason is because there are just two good teams. The league is the best one, it just happened it has the best two teams in the world. If F.C.Barcelona and R.Madrid were playing in The Premiere League they would have problaby won the same or more titles than they did in Spain. Look at the Champions League in the last 15 years with Atletico de Madrid or Valencia before, or the 8 of 15 Europa League titles by Spanish teams -none of them by R.Madrid or F.C.Barcelona-.
There is no doubt in my mind that EA and the Premier League want to expand their brand around the world. I just think it is sad to see how the best league in the world is treated like a second class league, and what it is worse, block PES to have the rights. Again, I respect other point of views.

# 27 HenryClay1844 @ 09/15/16 05:18 PM

Just disgusting. They signed a contract for la Liga exclusivity purely to spite PES. Didn't add a single stadium and lost Barca's stadium. Keep in mind PES had all La Liga stadiums in PES 2013, so there should be no excuse for it being too difficult to do a group license. Only one measly stadium added outside of the English ones they had to add to maintain their Premier League deal. I have never been more disgusted with a sports game since EA made Madden the exclusive NFL game ten years ago.

# 28 emelki1968 @ 09/15/16 10:23 PM

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Originally Posted by HenryClay1844


	Just disgusting. They signed a contract for la Liga exclusivity purely to spite PES. Didn't add a single stadium and lost Barca's stadium. Keep in mind PES had all La Liga stadiums in PES 2013, so there should be no excuse for it being too difficult to do a group license. Only one measly stadium added outside of the English ones they had to add to maintain their Premier League deal. I have never been more disgusted with a sports game since EA made Madden the exclusive NFL game ten years ago.

I completely agree with your comment HenryClay1844. It is just a disgusting way to block other company even though EA hasn't done anything at all with La Liga. No FIFA for me, thanks!

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