FIFA 20 stadiums list: All new, confirmed and wanted stadiums - Bundesliga Stadiums, Bramall Lane & More

FIFA 20 stadiums are a key part of any players' experience on FIFA.

Players have preferences of shadows (although this can be affected by the weather too) and the aesthetics of the ground itself. Controlling your favourite team in their own ground always makes it feel more special.

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FIFA’s agreement with the Premier League mean that once again all 20 teams will play in their own stadiums, but which other new additions will be on FIFA 20? Find out below.

Find out about FIFA 20's other new features here.

What’s new?

Keep an eye out for more FIFA 20 reveals, including the news at Gamescom 2019.

What we already know is that both Stadium Theme’s and Tifo’s are new additions in FUT 20.

Your Stadium theme will feature on the sidelines and in the crowd throughout the match.

Your Tifo will feature in the pre-match intros and after goals there will be some replays which feature your Tifo in the background

Bramall Lane

With a capacity over 32,000, the home of Sheffield United will be included on FIFA for the first time following their promotion to the Premier League. The ground, built in 1855, will be the only addition to the Premier League this season as both Carrow Road and Villa Park are already on the game.

Stade de Lyon

You can play the Women's World Cup Final in the Stade de Lyon on FIFA 19 Not yet confirmed, however its inclusion in the Women’s World Cup DLC on FIFA 19 suggest that Lyon will have their real stadium back on FIFA next year. FIFA 16 was the last time Lyon had their own stadium as their home, however when they vacated the Stade Gerland (and FIFA removed it) and FIFA did not add their new home… until now.

Estadio da Luz

Benfica’s stunning ground holds over 65,000 fans and will be a favourite among FIFA players should it be included on the new game. EA are yet to confirm its addition; however, a partnership appears to have been built between EA Sports and Benfica with the logo appearing on the club website and a FIFA 20 teaser video suggesting a partnership released in June.

Red Bull Arena

Photo via NewYorkRedBulls Twitter

It was confirmed on August 22nd by the New York Red Bulls official Twitter page that the Red Bull Arena will be included in this year's edition of the new title FIFA 20. 

Red Bull Arena is a Football-specific stadium in Harrison, New Jersey that is home to the New York Red Bulls of Major League Soccer. Featuring a partial transparent roof, with a seating capacity of 25,000, it is the third-largest soccer-specific stadium in the United States and in Major League Soccer.

What could we see?

Could the Fisht Olympic Stadium in Sochi, Russia return for FIFA 20? 

For any fans still wondering where the Russian League went, the answer is PES got the rights and therefore all teams (except Champions League) and stadiums left the FIFA franchise. However, some fans may remember the 2018 World Cup DLC which featured the rights to all stadia used during the tournament, some of which were magnificent.

The good news is that some of these stadiums belong to teams outside the Russian top-flight and are not included in PES exclusive rights to the Russian Premier League. The stadiums potentially available are the Kaliningrad Stadium, Mordovia Arena, Nizhny Novgorod Stadium and the Volgograd Arena. As well as having exceptional names, the surroundings are also fantastic and would be a fantastic addition to the game.

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What do we want?

Keep adding to the Champions League experience! FIFA made a big deal of including the Champions League, which was well overdue, however the matchday experience can be added to make it even more exciting. Scenes of flares and intimidating atmospheres often greet visiting sides when they play in Eastern Europe, so including the Turk Telekom Stadium (Galatasaray) or Sukru Saracoglu Stadium (Fenerbahçe) would add to the away day experience.

Galatasaray's Turk Telekom has been built by PES users down the years  Photo credit: Yucel 11/PES Patch

Two other stadiums that would go down very well would be the inclusion of Celtic Park or Ibrox as the two biggest club grounds in Scotland. Both boasting capacities of over 50,000, the stadiums are iconic and home to Scotland’s two biggest clubs, something that could add to the in-game rivalry.

It's unlikely we will see Celtic Park or FIFA having featured on PES 2019 As well as the official stadiums being used, if FIFA can improve the in-game atmosphere’s and adjust it according to the importance of the game it would go a long way to improving user experience.

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Honourable Mention

The shadows at the San Siro are a nightmare on FIFA Photo credit: u/Moosie5678

AC and Inter Milan have confirmed that the San Siro will be demolished in the coming years. This follows an agreement between the clubs to build a new home which they will continue to share. The iconic San Siro holds 80,000 fans and will be dearly missed in real life and on FIFA too. The shadows at the ground do make it a tricky venue to play at on FIFA, and if the new game is the last time we see it, let's hope the new one will have no similar issues.

Bundesliga

With the latest license announcement of the Bundesliga to FIFA 20, EA have added 13 stadiums into the game. 

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