EA SPORTS FC 27 联动泰德·拉索与 AFC 里士满

Today, Electronic Arts announced a renewed partnership with Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment that brings fan-favourite Ted Lasso and AFC Richmond back to EA SPORTS FC in more ways than ever, with new opportunities to play, manage, and represent the Lady Greyhounds across The World’s Game.

For the very first time, fans can play as AFC Richmond Women in EA SPORTS FC 27, with legendary characters, environments, and themed rewards across Career Mode, Football Ultimate Team, and more.

“Ted Lasso celebrates the power of football to bring people together, and that’s exactly what FC 27 is built for,” said Jeff Sharma, VP, Brand, EA SPORTS FC. “FC 27 gives players more ways than ever to play and connect, and AFC Richmond is the perfect club to welcome them in. Fans can take the pitch with its Women’s team in Kick Off, lead the Lady Greyhounds as Ted in Career Mode, and represent Richmond in their own Club in Football Ultimate Team. However you play, FC 27 and Ted Lasso are united by the belief that football is better together.”

MORE WAYS TO BELIEVE, MORE WAYS TO PLAY

AFC Richmond Women make their EA SPORTS FC debut as a team available through Women’s Rest of World, playable across Kick Off, Career, and Online Seasons. Nelson Road also returns as an in-game stadium, giving fans the chance to play and manage at the iconic Dog Track.

In Manager Career Mode, fans can take charge as Ted Lasso and manage AFC Richmond Women, with deeper integration across social media stories, cutscenes, and touchline interactions, as well as themed Challenges.

Across Football Ultimate Team, discover Objectives rewarding players with themed Kits, Stadium Cosmetics, Manager Items, and more. Objectives across Football Ultimate Team also contribute towards Season Progress and unlock objective-based rewards.

“It was incredibly special the first time I got to play with AFC Richmond in the game, and it’s amazing to see myself as part of the Lady Greyhounds squad in EA SPORTS FC 27,” said Abbie Hern. “Our fans have embraced Richmond as more than just a fictional club. Giving people a way to play and connect with the Women’s team on the pitch in FC 27 feels like a wonderful next chapter, and I hope players enjoy making us part of their football stories.”