Spotify Playlist With Every Song From FIFA 98 To FIFA 20 Is Everything You Need Right Now

A fan has produced the ultimate Spotify playlist by compiling every track featured in EA Sports' franchise from FIFA 98 to FIFA 20.

Ross Hyland took to the music-streaming service and painstakingly built the playlist that features over a whopping 600 songs.

And the incredible playlist also contains songs used in FIFA 20's Volta mode and those outside the mainline series, which includes music from the beloved FIFA Street franchise.

Fans can access classics like John Newman's 'Love Me Again' from FIFA 14 and Kasabian's 'Stevie' from FIFA 15.

Other tracks that fans can sit back and listen to include The Hoosiers' 'Goodbye Mr A' (FIFA 08), Muse's 'Supermassive Black Hole' (FIFA 07) and Bomba Estereo's 'Soy Yo' (FIFA 16).

The comprehensive Spotify playlist has impressed fans, who have also shared their favourite soundtracks from the FIFA franchise.

"Fifa [sic] 06 is the real winner. No debate," one FIFA fan posted.

Another fan argued: "nah, FIFA 08 takes the cake for me personally."

A third said: "i [sic] just bought fifa 06 for some god forsaken reason but unlike the gameplay, the music did not disappoint."

While a fourth added: "Best soundtrack was Fifa 12 don't @me."

Hyland's current playlist has been updated from the version that surfaced last year, which only included tracks up to FIFA 19.

One FIFA fan went viral earlier this year after creating a Twitter thread with the 'best FIFA songs of the decade.'

SPORTbible also ranked the 20 best FIFA tracks in 2019, which included Avicii's 'The Nights' (FIFA 15) and Imagine Dragons' 'On Top of the World' (FIFA 13).

EA Sports' latest entry in the fan-favourite franchise, FIFA 20, was released last year for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and PC.

Featured Image Credit: EA Sports/Spotify

Topics: gaming news, GAMING, FIFA, EA, Electronic Arts, EA Sports, Spotify

Adnan Riaz

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