''The F.A. Premier League Stars'' is a sports video game released in Europe in 1999 for

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, developed by

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and published by

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Reception

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rated the game an 87 of 100 stating that ''the only people who won't like FAPLS are those who object to anything which isn't Fifa, so this game won't be too popular outside of the UK, but if it were up to me, everyone would be taught to love this game. A gem.''

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* 1999 video games EA Sports games Europe-exclusive video games PlayStation (console) games Video games developed in the United Kingdom Windows games {{ElectronicArts-stub