The Women’s World Cup is just around the corner, with the 32 competing teams making their final preparations as they get ready to fly to Australia and New Zealand. To celebrate the tournament, EA Sports have released a Women’s World Cup update on FIFA 23. GiveMeSport runs through everything you need to know about the wide range of new women’s football content now available.

Tomorrow, the much-anticipated World Cup mode will go live on FIFA 23 as part of over a month’s worth of content planned by EA for the biggest sporting spectacle in the world.In preparation for release, EA have been hitting us right in the nostalgia with a fan-led vote as to the greatest FIFA songs of all time.For the last week, fans have been streaming their favourite FIFA classics on Spotify with the 100 most streamed songs being added to the EA ‘Ultimate FIFA Soundtrack’.This playlist is now available on Spotify and features songs all the way from FIFA 98 to 23.To say the playlist is anything but iconic would be an understatement, with fan favourites such as Blur-Song 2, MGMT-Kids, Avicii-The Nights and Glass Animals-Heatwaves all making an appearance.Regardless of when you played FIFA, or even if you have never played at all, this soundtrack has something for you!In addition to the Spotify soundtrack, the 40 most listened to songs will be added to FIFA 23 itself as part of the World Cup mode so you can experience all of that World Cup hype with some of your favourites playing in the background.

eSports’ youngest wizard in RB Leipzig pro Anders Vejrgang is already off to a flier at the beginning of the FIFA 23 season.The Danish international is determined to smash his way onto the Global Series, a competition which he hasn’t been able to participate in due to his age in previous years.Now that he is 16 years old, Leipzig’s star FIFA player can finally register himself to the massive tournament and will surely find the mark in it.

Two videos showing FIFA 23’s latest corner tactic and glitch have emerged on Twitter and unsurprisingly they have since gone viral.User @BPM_Animal regularly posts FIFA-related content, and now he has added two corner tutorials which show players exactly how they can score from corners, both directly and indirectly.The first video gives instructions on how to score directly from a corner “if your opponent moves their keeper."

There aren’t many video games that evoke such emotion as FIFA does. From elation to rage, relief to pure frustration, the franchise never has been for the faint-hearted.One way, in recent years, to really wind up an opponent is through the celebrations. To put it simply, the days of your bog-standard Alan Shearer raised arm or high-fiving a teammate are behind us.Whether it be Kylian Mbappe crossing his arms with a smug look on his face or the cellphone ringing celebration made famous by the likes of Gabriel Jesus and Antoine Griezmann, celebrations in modern day football are becoming more and more iconic, and because of this, they are being introduced into video games such as FIFA 23.On top of the two aforementioned celebrations, there is also the shush and the cry baby, which are destined to make one’s blood boil.

It is fair to say that FIFA 23, the final instalment of the franchise, has had a mixed reception.While critics wrote mainly positive reviews, averaging 77, the game was savaged by users on Metacritic after the opening weekend, averaging a score of just 2.3.Many were complaining that the games appeared to be scripted, while presentation, gameplay and difficulty levels also came under fire.Over the last week there have been many comments and videos on social media talking about free-kicks. Many videos are claiming to be tutorials on free-kick technique, with some proclaiming that “free-kicks have never been so easy.”The system for free-kicks has changed. As opposed to the old system, where you would aim a singular circle to a spot and then add spin in the run-up, the new system is based around a predictive line, and lets you be far more specific with your spin type.

Every single year, the FIFA player ratings cause a stir on social media.EA Sports put their neck on the line each time and try to please everyone, but ultimately it's an impossible task.That being said, the creators of football gaming's most famous franchise don't exactly help themselves.Each time a new edition of FIFA is released, there are some player ratings that leave you scratching your head and thinking: "How on earth did they come up with that then?!"The recently-released FIFA 23 is no different and we've cherry-picked 11 ratings that we still cannot get our heads around.Obviously, this is strictly our opinion and not everyone is going to agree with all of our choices (if any at all).So without further ado, here are 11 FIFA 23 ratings we think are quite a way off the mark...

The French commentator on FIFA 23 has been left very clearly marvelled following a Lionel Messi goal as he passionately eulogises the name of the PSG forward in a clip that has been shared online.The gaming company EA Sports will officially release the highly popular console game FIFA 23 on September 30, but the Ultimate Edition has been available since September 27 for gamers who pre-ordered it.The new video game marks the final collaboration between the tech giants EA Sports and FIFA as the two parties are set to part ways after nearly three decades of a successful partnership.In a match between Paris Saint-Germain and Liverpool played on FIFA 23, the French commentator was seen to be vigorously chanting the name of the seven-time Ballon d’Or winner after he gave PSG the lead 20 minutes into the contest.In his words, he appraised the 34-year-old winger, singing his name repeatedly: “Messi! Messi!! Messi!!!”