FIFA 18 World Cup 2018 Stadiums - What Stadiums are Included in FIFA 18 World Cup Mode? Where is the Final Being Played?

FIFA 18's free 2018 World Cup Russia update adds loads of official content from the event, including the 12 stadiums used in real life for the tournament. In this guide to the stadiums included in the FIFA 18 World Cup 2018 update we'll list them all and give info about each. We'll also tell you where the World Cup final and Semi-finals will be played.

For more info on the FIFA 18 World Cup 2018 Russia update, head over to our FIFA 18 World Cup guide hub. It's got all the details on the game modes included in the update, plus when you can download and play it.

What Stadiums are Included in the FIFA 18 World Cup Update

All 12 stadiums from the official FIFA 2018 World Cup Russia are included in the free update for FIFA 18. You can play in these stadiums during the World Cup mode or in the World Cup Kick-Off mode, which lets you choose your teams and venue.

EA has promised that each official stadium will feature authentic sights and sounds of the World Cup 2018 in Russia, including dressings, team banners, and high resolution crowds.

FIFA 18 World Cup 2018 Russia Stadiums

There are 12 stadiums to choose from in FIFA 18 World Cup. These are the stadiums being used in Russia to host the FIFA World Cup 2018. We've also noted which stadiums are hosting the World Cup 2018 final and semi-finals.

Saint Petersburg Stadium, Saint Petersburg

• Home of Russian club Zenit Saint Petersburg
• Capacity: 67,000
• Will host the World Cup Semi-final: France Vs Belgium

Fisht Stadium, Sochi

• Built as a closed arena for the 2014 Winter Olympics, re-opened in 2016
• Capacity: 48,000

Ekaterinburg Arena, Ekaterinburg

• Built in 1957, but renovated twice
• Capacity: 35,696

Kazan Arena, Kazan

• Home of Russian Premier League club Rubin Kazan
• Capacity: 45,000

Nizhny Novgorod Stadium, Nizhny Novgorod

• Built for the World Cup, but will become stadium for Russian Premier League side FC Olimpiyets
• Capacity: 45,000

Rostov Arena, Rostov-on-don

• FC Rostov will become the home club after the World Cup
• Capacity: 45,000

Samara Arena, Samara

• Krylia Sovetov Samara will move in after the World Cup
• Capacity: 45,568

Mordovia Arena, Saransk

• FC Mordovia to move in after the World Cup
• Capacity: 45,000

Volgograd Arena, Volgograd

• Rotor Volgograd will move in after the World Cup
• Capacity: 45,000

Spartak Stadium, Moscow

• Built in 2014 to finally provide Spartak Moscow with a home stadium
• Capacity: 45,000

Kaliningrad Stadium, Kaliningrad

• The smallest World Cup 2018 stadium will host Baltika Kaliningrad in the future
• Capacity: 35,000

Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow

• Home of the 2018 World Cup Final and the Russian national team
• Capacity: 80,000
• Will host the World Cup Semi-final: Croatia vs England
• Will host the World Cup Final

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