UEFA Challenge

UEFA Challenge is a football video game for PlayStation, PlayStation 2 and Microsoft Windows, developed by Infogrames Sheffield House and published by Infogrames Europe in 2001.^[1]

UEFA Challenge
UEFA Challenge PAL front cover (PS1)
Developer(s)	Infogrames Sheffield House
Publisher(s)	Infogrames Europe
Platform(s)	PlayStation, PlayStation 2, Microsoft Windows
Release	PlayStation EU: 13 April 2001 Microsoft Windows EU: 4 May 2001 PlayStation 2 EU: 29 June 2001
Genre(s)	Sports
Mode(s)	Single-player, multiplayer

Gameplay

This game is lincensed by UEFA and features the biggest football teams and players, each with their own unique playing techniques. Players can engage in friendlies, tournaments and leagues which include promotion and relegation battles. They guide their chosen team and work their way up to the top.

Competitions

• Club Challenge
• European Club Cup
• European Trophy
• European Mini Leagues
• Season
• Tournament

Teams

United Kingdom

• Arsenal
• Aston Villa
• Chelsea
• Everton
• Rangers
• Celtic
• Leeds United
• Liverpool
• Manchester United
• Heart of Midlothian
• Newcastle United
• Tottenham Hotspur
• West Ham United

Western Europe

• AC Milan
• AC Parma
• Saint-Étienne
• Auxerre
• Bologna
• Bordeaux
• Fiorentina
• Internazionale
• Juventus
• Lens
• Lyon
• Monaco
• Marseille
• Nantes
• Paris SG
• AS Roma
• SS Lazio
• Udinese Calcio

Eastern Europe

• 1860 Munich
• Ajax
• Bayer Leverkusen
• Bayern Munich
• Hertha BSC
• Werder Bremen
• Club Brugge
• Dortmund
• Feyenoord
• Hamburg
• Heerenveen
• Kaiserslautern
• Schalke 04
• Stuttgart
• Standard Liège
• PSV Eindhoven
• Anderlecht
• Antwerp
• Sturm Graz
• Rapid Vienna
• Vitesse
• Willem II

Iberian Peninsula

• Alavés
• Bilbao
• Barcelona
• Boavista
• Porto
• La Coruña
• Espanyol
• Sporting Lisbon
• Málaga
• Mallorca
• Rayo Vallecano
• Madrid
• Benfica
• Real Sociedad
• Valencia
• Celta de Vigo
• Real Zaragoza

Rest of Europe

• AEK Athens
• AIK Fotboll
• Beşiktaş
• Brondby
• Dynamo Kyiv
• Galatasaray
• Gothenburg
• Helsingborg
• Fenerbahçe
• Hajduk Split
• HJK Helsinki
• Spartak Moscow
• Olympiacos
• Panathinaikos
• Maribor
• Sparta Prague
• Slavia Prague
• Molde FK
• Rosenborg BK
• Steaua Bucharest
• Shakhtar Donetsk
• Levski Sofia
• Legia Warsaw
• Dinamo Zagreb
• Grasshopper Zürich

Bonus Team

• European All-Star Team
• World All-Star Team
• European Legends XI
• World Legends XI

National Teams

•  Austria
•  Belgium
•  Bosnia and Herzegovina
•  Bulgaria
•  Croatia
•  Czech Republic
•  Denmark
•  England
•  Finland
•  France
•  Germany
•  Greece
•  Netherlands
•  Israel
•  Italy
•  Latvia
•  North Macedonia
•  Northern Ireland
•  Norway
•  Portugal
•  Republic of Ireland
•  Romania
•  Russia
•  Scotland
•  Spain
•  Sweden
•   Switzerland
•  Turkey
•  Ukraine
•  Wales
•  Yugoslavia

Stadiums

There are 30 stadiums which include:

• Old Trafford, Manchester
• Anfield, Liverpool
• Highbury, London
• Stamford Bridge, London
• Nou Camp, Barcelona
• Stadio delle Alpi, Turin
• Santiago Bernabéu Stadium, Madrid
• Estádio da Luz, Lisbon
• Stadio Olimpico, Rome
• De Kuip, Rotterdam
• San Siro, Milan
• Stade Vélodrome, Marseille
• Parc des Princes, Paris
• Kyiv Olympic Stadium, Kyiv
• Westfalenstadion, Dortmund
• Stadio Piemontese, Torino
• Green Meadows, England
• Metropolitan Stadium, England
• Mediterranean Stadium, Spain