Main menu - all of them feature a match day feeling.
The team selection screen is on the post-card corner, it seems.
Match preparation screens are inspired by the programmes sold at match days.
There are several cameras to be picked, selected as if they were a seat in the stands.
Not one of the best starts, one suspects.
I'd love to see Ince doing that.
Free kicks, and other dead ball situations use a tiny arrow.
Replays can follow any player in the field.
While this is not the case, a player that is not at 100% is a liability.
Insert cliché comment about a team one man down managing to get a draw here.
A Penalty. The ball went well wide, English style.
Good player positioning means better chances at corners and free kicks.
Signing is a must if your team is one of the worst.
The all-important financial screen
There's a five-a-side mode, with a closed indoor arena. Players are much faster here.
Smaller goals make scoring harder.
A match being played in light snow, side camera.
You've been a nasty boy...
The camera can be tweaked further to match players' preferences.
End of the match. Notice how thick the snow in the grass is when compared to the first snowy screenshot. Not only it looks cool, but actually makes the game a lot harder.