FIFA 19 was released last month and it seems the game’s makers have made it even more realistic than ever.
So much so that Arsenal supporters can even be heard booing former Gunner Fabregas when he plays at the Emirates.
Fabregas joined Arsenal at the tender age of 16 and went on to captain the north London club before joining Barcelona eight years later.
After three years at the Nou camp and making 96 La Liga appearances, Fabregas returned to the Premier League in 2014 joining Arsenal’s rivals Chelsea.
The Emirates faithful didn’t take too kindly to the move and have often made their feelings heard when the Gunners come up against Fabregas’ Chelsea side.
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When Fabregas is on the ball at the Emirates, Arsenal fans like to whistle at the Spaniard – and they do the same thing in FIFA 19.
In a clip of game footage share on social media, Arsenal fans can be heard belting out some songs during a game against Chelsea on home turf.
But as soon as Fabregas gets the ball, the fans quickly start booing.
But booing from fans isn’t the only new addition to this year’s new game.
A video posted by Reddit user u/jl94x4 shows game footage from a match between Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid has revealed an interesting addition of players swearing.
In the match between Real and rivals Atletico, Welshman Gareth Bale misses a brilliant opportunity to break the deadlock in the second half.
However, the winger fires the ball wide.
And as the camera cuts to get Bale’s reaction, he appears to drop the F-bomb in frustration.
Fans were left staggered at the surprising inclusion of the swear word.
“Wow, damn, I expected this to be a glitch or something, but he clearly says ‘f**k me,’” one user commented.
Another said: “Looks like he said ‘F**k me’ and something right before it.”