FIFA 19 Introduces UEFA Champions’ League, Coming This Fall

With the World Cup starting this month, EA has plenty of good news for soccer fans line up, with a showcase for FIFA 19 at today’s EA Play 2018 event, the first of several conferences that will comprise E3 2018 this year. FIFA 19 was announced with a September release.

EA also announced that it will be adding UEFA Champions League to the game, which will be available across the game. You’ll be able to enter into the tournament with a special dedicated mode in your club season, as the protagonist in “The Journey,” and several other ways as well. There’s a ton of new improvements coming to the game also, but there weren’t that many additional details given out during the show.

You don’t have to wait all the way for FIFA 19 to come out in September to get your hands on the new World Cup mode, though. If you have FIFA 18, that new mode is available right now for you to download and test out. The new game, however, with Champions League matches in all their glory, will land on consoles and PC on September 28 on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC.

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