FIFA 2009 Video Game Quiz

Wayne Rooney scored his 100th Premier League goal at the Emirates Stadium against Arsenal in 2011. This was a significant milestone in his career, and scoring at Arsenal's home ground made it more memorable. The Emirates Stadium, opened in 2006, was Arsenal's new home after Highbury.

Theo Walcott broke Wayne Rooney's record as the youngest player to score a goal for England. Rooney scored his first England goal at 17 years and 317 days against Macedonia in 2003. Walcott surpassed this by scoring at 17 years and 75 days, making him the youngest ever. The record has since been broken by others.

Wayne Rooney made his England debut in February 2003 against Australia. At that time, Sven-Göran Eriksson was the England manager, having been appointed in 2001. Eriksson remained manager until 2006, overseeing Rooney's early international career. Kevin Keegan managed England until 2000, and Steve McClaren became manager later in 2006.

The Estadio Azteca in Mexico City has the largest capacity among stadiums featured in FIFA 2009. While Maracana (Brazil), Wembley (England), and Camp Nou (Spain) are all massive stadiums, Azteca's capacity exceeds 100,000 making it the largest in the game.

FIFA 2009 was released in October 2008, following EA Sports' traditional annual release pattern of late September to October. This timing aligns with the football season calendar in Europe and North America.

In FIFA 2009, Ronaldo and Iker Casillas both have the highest overall rating of 90. Lionel Messi has a slightly lower rating of 89. The game features these two as the top-rated players based on their real-world performances during the 2007-08 season.

FIFA 2009 features 92 English teams across multiple divisions, including the Premier League (20), Championship (24), League One (24), and League Two (24). This comprehensive coverage includes all clubs from these four tiers of English football.

The official tagline for FIFA 2009 is 'Let's FIFA 09'. This simple, direct marketing phrase was used across promotional materials and packaging. Other options listed are taglines from different FIFA editions or competing football games.

Only three clubs have the maximum 5-star rating in FIFA 2009: Manchester United, Chelsea, and Barcelona. These teams represented the absolute highest level of club football in the game based on their real-world squad quality and performances during the 2007-08 season.

FIFA 2009 is developed by Electronic Arts (EA), specifically by EA Canada. The FIFA series has been EA's flagship football franchise since the 1990s. Konami develops the competing Pro Evolution Soccer series.

Robin van Persie is the Arsenal player shown taking a free kick in the introductory video for FIFA 2009. The intro cinematic features various star players from licensed clubs, and Van Persie represents Arsenal in this sequence.

The Be a Pro mode, where you control a single player throughout matches, was first introduced in FIFA 08. This revolutionary game mode allows players to experience the career of a professional footballer from a first-person perspective. FIFA 09 expanded on this feature.

Manchester City is the club whose third kit is not included in FIFA 2009. The game features third kits for many clubs, but Manchester City's third uniform was notably absent due to licensing or development decisions. Portsmouth, Aston Villa, and West Ham United all have their third kits in the game.

The specific FIFA game version in question includes 8 English stadiums. This is a factual detail about the game's stadium licensing and inclusion for that particular release.

Clive Tyldesley was the commentator who partnered with Andy Gray in the PC version of the game. Tyldesley and Gray formed a well-known commentary duo in football gaming.