Improved Trainer mode, improved graphics, altered gameplay

I have 12 equal bought FIFA the release date (for the Wii). And it is for me again the football game. Since the first FIFA Football I've had any. For me it's as casual gamers just important that the authenticity is right - and the right. Numerous licenses make the heart beat faster (although in Serie B but some coat of arms are missing ...).
The graphics are improved, the coach mode (Manager Mode) has been revised (as it works right this time with money and can also limited invest in the infrastructure of the club and players train).
Moreover, one can as usual Friendlies deny either in classic mode or in the Be-A-Pro mode, in which one assumes a fixed player (not the goalkeeper). The two go both at 5-5 road or indoor soccer, as well as the stadium game 11-11.
Here you can choose from numerous original stages world again this year.
The individual competitions are nachspielbar bet, but no teams can be exchanged. Unfortunately, can be discharged again not own competitions.
It is again possible to start a career as a street footballer and to play in the biggest teams in the world.
The graphic has been improved even with the Wii edition, made the gameplay more realistic and you can influence with quick tactics.
As a bonus, there is the FIFA-city. Here you can set up their own club and compete against neighboring cities in the 5-5 and later 11-11. The city is growing by certain tasks during the game to fulfill (eg free-kick, etc.) and thus can continue to develop his team.

Here because it is interested even all leagues and teams in the overview:
Leagues:
This year is the Czech and Turkish league this no longer.
Europe:
Austria 1. League (A Bundesliga)
Belgium 1. League (Pro League)
Denmark 1. League (Super League)
Germany 1st and 2nd league (Bundesliga, 2. Bundesliga)
England 1st to 4th league (Barclays PL, Npower champ, Npower League 1 Npower League 2) France 1st and 2nd league (Ligue 1, Ligue 2)
Italy 1st and 2nd league (Serie A, Serie B)
Netherlands 1. League (Eredivisie)
Norway 1. League (Tippeligaen)
Poland 1. League (Polska Liga)
Portugal 1. League (Liga Portuguesa)
Republic of Ireland 1. League (Irish League)
Russia 1. League (Russian League)
Scotland 1. League (SPL)
Spain 1st and 2nd league Liga BBVA, Liga Adelante)
Sweden 1. League (Allsvenskan)
Switzerland 1. Liga (Axpo SL)

Asia / Australia:
Australia 1. League (A League)
Republic of Korea 1. Liga (K Sonata Legaue)

America:
Brazil 1. League (Liga do Brasil)
Mexico - 1. Liga (Primera Div Mex)
USA 1. League (MLS)

Clubs from the "rest of the world":

Argentina:
Boca Juniors Buenos Aires
Racing Club Buenos Aires (new)
River Plate Buenos Aires

Greece:
AEK Athens
Olympiacos Piraeus
Panathinaikos Athens
PAOK Saloniki

South Africa:
Kaizer Chiefs Johannesburg
Orlando Pirates

Turkey:
Galatasaray Istanbul (New)

Scotland:
Glasgow Rangers (new)

Teams:
This year, China and Wales no longer there:
Europe:
Austria
Belgium
Bulgaria
Denmark
Germany
England
Finland
France
Greece
Italy
Croatia
Netherlands
Northern Ireland
Norway
Republic of Ireland
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Russia
Scotland
Slovenia
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Hungary
Turkey

South America:
Argentina
Brazil
Chile (new)
Ecuador
Colombia (new)
Peru (new)
Uruguay

North America:
Mexico
USA

Africa:
Egypt (new)
Ivory Coast (new)
Cameroons
South Africa

Asia / Oceania:
Australia
Republic of Korea (South Korea)
New Zealand

Other:
Classic XI (veterans uA with Rudi Völler, Zico, Roger Milla)
World XI (THE all-star team!)

Conclusion:
For the Wii I'm satisfied. That I have to do as compared to PS3 compromising on the graph is clear to me, but we still have a lot of fun too, especially in multiplayer mode.
The original licenses make it second to none for me.