EA SPORTS FC 24

Guide
1. Introduction
"EA SPORTS FC 24" is the latest installment in the long-running series of sports
simulation games created by Electronic Arts. This game, while being a spiritual
successor to the FIFA franchise, introduces a new twist by emphasizing the
concept of a Football Club (FC) rather than just national or club teams. It provides
an immersive and authentic football experience, enabling players to manage and
compete with their custom-designed Football Clubs.
Key Features of EA SPORTS FC 24
● Customizable FC: Create and personalize your very own Football Club, from the logo and
team name to the team kit and stadium. Your club is your canvas.
● Extensive Career Mode: Dive into the world of club management, making crucial decisions
to steer your FC to success. Build and upgrade facilities, scout new talent, and manage
your squad's development.
● Ultimate Team 2.0: Ultimate Team mode is back with an enhanced experience. Collect,
trade, and play with your ultimate squad, but this time, team chemistry plays a more
significant role in your success.
● Realistic Gameplay: Experience realistic and immersive football action, with improved ball
physics, player movements, and AI intelligence. Every match feels like a genuine football
contest.
● Online Competitions: Join the global community of players in online multiplayer modes.
Compete in various online leagues and tournaments to showcase your FC's prowess.
Background and Setting
Football World Reimagined: The Birth of FCs:
"EA SPORTS FC 24" takes place in a In this alternate football universe, the
reimagined football world, where football idea of Football Clubs (FCs) has taken
clubs have become the primary focus of the center stage. FCs are independent
sport. National teams and traditional club entities, combining elements of both
teams still exist, but the heart of the game national and club teams. Players have
lies in the dynamic and evolving world of the freedom to create and customize
FCs. The game's setting is a fictional
their own FCs from the ground up,
football universe that draws inspiration from
making them unique in terms of
various real-world football cultures and
traditions.
branding, identity, and style of play.
Stadiums and Storytelling and Global Football Culture:
Environments: Narratives:
The game world is rich with
The game features a "EA SPORTS FC 24" the diverse and passionate
wide array of stadiums introduces a cultures of football,
and environments, narrative-driven incorporating elements
ranging from iconic approach, where your from around the globe.
football cathedrals to FC's journey is shaped From footballing traditions
small local pitches. Each by in-game events, in South America to the
stadium has its own choices, and scenarios. rich history of European
distinct atmosphere, and These narratives add clubs, you'll encounter
they can be further depth and immersion to various aspects of
customized as your FC the game, allowing real-world football in this
progresses. players to forge their own fictional setting.
footballing legends.
2. Getting Started
Installation Steps:

1. Purchase and Download: Before you can start playing "EA SPORTS FC 24," you need to
purchase the game from your preferred platform (e.g., PC, console). Once purchased,
follow the platform-specific instructions to download the game.
2. Installation Process: The installation process may vary depending on your platform. On
PC, you typically need to run the installation file and follow the on-screen instructions. On
consoles, you may need to insert a disc or download the game from the platform's online
store.
3. Updates and Patches: After installation, it's essential to keep the game updated. "EA
SPORTS FC 24" may receive patches and updates to fix issues and improve gameplay.
Ensure your platform is set to automatically download updates or manually check for them
regularly.
System Requirements
MINIMUM: RECOMMENDED:

● OS: Windows 10 - 64-Bit ● OS: Windows 10 - 64-Bit

● Processor: Intel Core i5-6600K @ 3.50GHz ● Processor: Intel Core i7-6700 @ 3.40GHz or
or AMD Ryzen 5 1600 @ 3.2 GHZ AMD Ryzen 7 2700X @ 3.7 GHZ
● Memory: 8 GB RAM ● Memory: 12 GB RAM
● Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti ● Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 or
4GB or AMD Radeon RX 570 4GB AMD RX 5600 XT
● DirectX: Version 12 ● DirectX: Version 12
● Network: Broadband Internet connection ● Network: Broadband Internet connection
● Storage: 100 GB available space ● Storage: 100 GB available space
● Additional Notes: DirectX: 12 Compatible ● Additional Notes: DirectX: 12 Compatible
video card or equivalent (feature level 12_0) video card or equivalent (feature level 12_0)
Creating Your Player/Team
Player Creation:
1. Player or Manager: In "EA SPORTS FC 24," you can create a player or take on the role of a manager. Decide
which role you'd like to play. Managers focus on team management and strategy, while players are involved in
the on-field action.
2. Customization: Customize the appearance, name, and attributes of your player or manager. This allows you to
create a unique character that represents you in the game.
3. Choosing Position and Style: If you're creating a player, select their preferred position (e.g., striker,
midfielder, defender, goalkeeper) and playing style (e.g., playmaker, target man, poacher). Managers, on the
other hand, focus on building and managing the team.

Team Creation:
1. Team Name and Identity: When creating a team, you'll have the option to choose a name, logo, and colors for
your Football Club (FC). This is a critical step in establishing your club's identity.
2. Stadium Selection: Depending on your progress and resources, you can select a stadium for your FC. You
can start with a basic home ground and gradually upgrade it as your club becomes more successful.
Navigating the Main Menu
Main Menu Overview:
● Play Now: Access quick matches and friendly games. Ideal for casual play or testing your skills.
● Career Mode: Enter the world of club management. Here, you can make key decisions to lead your FC to success, both on
and off the pitch.
● Ultimate Team: Build your ultimate squad, trade players, and compete in online and offline tournaments.
● Online Multiplayer: Join the global community of players in online leagues, tournaments, and other competitive modes.
● Training and Practice: Hone your skills and learn new techniques in the training mode. This is particularly useful for
improving your gameplay.

Navigation Tips:
● Use the Controller/Keyboard: The navigation system may vary depending on your platform, but generally, you'll use a
controller or keyboard to select menu options.
● Select Mode or Feature: Highlight the mode or feature you want to access and confirm your choice by pressing the
appropriate button.
● Settings: Check the settings option to customize various aspects of the game, including graphics, audio, and control
preferences.
● User Interface (UI): Familiarize yourself with the user interface. It usually displays important information, such as your club's
progress and the latest news in the football world.
3. Game Modes
Career Mode in "EA SPORTS FC
24" lets you step into the shoes
of a manager and experience the
world of football club
management. Whether you're
starting from the bottom or taking
charge of a powerhouse club,
your goal is to make key
decisions to lead your FC to
glory.
Career Mode Overview
Key Features:
● Club Management: As a manager, you are responsible for every aspect of your
club. This includes transfers, contracts, scouting, and developing your youth
academy.
● Transfers and Contracts: Buy and sell players to improve your squad. Negotiate
contracts and manage your wage budget wisely.
● Scouting: Send scouts to discover new talent and youth prospects. Develop young
players into future stars.
● Facility Upgrades: Improve your club's facilities, such as the stadium, training
ground, and medical center, to boost player development and team morale.
● Season Objectives: Each season, you'll receive specific objectives from the board.
Achieving these objectives is crucial for your job security and club reputation.
Ultimate Team Mode
Ultimate Team Mode in "EA
SPORTS FC 24" is a
card-based game mode
that combines collecting,
trading, and competitive
play. Build your dream
squad, compete in various
tournaments, and test your
team-building skills.
Key Features:
● Squad Building: Collect player cards to build your ultimate squad. You can
trade or purchase player packs to expand your collection.
● Chemistry: Team chemistry is vital. Ensure that players' positions and styles
align with your chosen formation for a chemistry boost.
● Tournaments and Challenges: Compete in various tournaments and
challenges to earn rewards and improve your squad.
● Marketplace: Buy, sell, and trade player cards on the in-game marketplace.
Market prices fluctuate based on supply and demand.
● Squad Management: Experiment with different formations, tactics, and
strategies to optimize your squad's performance.
Online Multiplayer
Join the global community of players in online multiplayer modes to showcase
your FC's prowess and compete against other real-world players.
Key Features:
● Matchmaking: Use the game's matchmaking system to find opponents of
similar skill levels for a fair competition.
● Leaderboards and Rankings: Compete for the top spot on leaderboards and
climb through the ranks. Earn rewards based on your performance.
● Competitive Seasons: Participate in competitive seasons that often include
special tournaments and events with unique rewards.
● FUT Champions: Compete in the FUT Champions weekend league for a
chance to earn exclusive rewards and gain recognition as a top-tier player.
Exhibition Matches
Exhibition matches are ideal for quick and casual play. You can enjoy the game
without the pressure of a long-term commitment, perfect for experimenting with
different teams and tactics.
Key Features:
● Quick Play: Jump into a game right away, selecting teams and settings for a
quick match.
● Customization: Adjust various match settings, including match length,
weather conditions, and difficulty levels.
● Practice: Use exhibition matches to practice your skills, try new formations, or
test strategies before taking them into more competitive modes.
Training and Practice
Training and practice modes allow you to refine your skills and learn advanced
techniques to improve your gameplay.
Key Features:
● Skill Challenges: Engage in skill challenges that help you master dribbling,
passing, shooting, and defending.
● Set Pieces: Practice taking free kicks, penalties, and corner kicks to increase
your proficiency during matches.
● AI Training: Play against AI-controlled teams or players to develop your
tactical understanding and sharpen your skills.
● Tutorial Mode: New to the game or need a refresher on the controls? The
tutorial mode provides step-by-step instructions to get you started.
4. Gameplay Mechanics
Control Basics:
● Movement: Use the left analog stick or arrow keys to move your player on the pitch.
● Passing: Press the designated pass button to distribute the ball. You can use short passes, through
balls, or lob passes.
● Shooting: Press the shoot button to attempt a shot on goal. You can also apply power and precision
for different types of shots.
● Dribbling: Use the right analog stick or skill moves to dribble past opponents. Different moves have
varying effectiveness.
● Defending: Use the contain button to maintain defensive positioning. Tackle and slide tackle buttons
allow you to regain possession.
● Switching Players: Switch between players with the right analog stick or the designated button.
● Tactics and Formation: Access the quick tactics menu to change formations, strategies, and player
instructions during a match.
Advanced Techniques
● Skill Moves: Execute skill moves with
right analog stick movements. These
moves can help you beat defenders and
create goal-scoring opportunities.
● Finesse Shots: For a finesse shot, press
the designated button while shooting.
Finesse shots are useful for curling the
ball into the net.
● Chip Shots: When one-on-one with the
goalkeeper, use the chip shot button to lift
the ball over them.
● Manual Passing: For precise control over
passing, enable manual passing in the
settings. This allows you to determine the
strength and direction of every pass.
Attacking Strategies
Possession Play: Counter-Attacking: High Pressing:
● Build from the Back: Start ● Quick Breaks: When the ● Pressing High Up the
your attacks from the defense
and gradually advance up the
opponent's defense is out Pitch: Apply intense
field. Maintain possession and of position, exploit their pressure on your
wait for openings. vulnerability with fast opponent in their own
● Pass and Move: Encourage counter-attacks. half to force turnovers.
your players to make quick, ● Use a High Defensive
● Through Balls: Use
short passes. Use the one-two
pass to break through tight through balls to release Line: Push your
defenses. fast wingers or strikers defenders up the field
● Crossing and Heading: behind the defense for to compress space and
Utilize wide players to deliver one-on-one reduce the opponent's
crosses into the box for your passing options.
opportunities.
strikers to head home.
Defensive Tactics
Positioning:
● Defensive Shape: Maintain a solid defensive formation to limit the opponent's options.
● Jockeying: Use the jockey button to keep your defender in a good defensive position and prevent
the attacker from easily passing or shooting.

Tackling:
● Standing Tackles: Use standing tackles to dispossess opponents without committing fouls.
● Sliding Tackles: Slide tackles can be effective for last-ditch efforts to regain possession, but they
carry higher risks.

Offside Trap:
● Coordinated Defense: Time your offside trap well to catch opponents in offside positions when they
play a through ball.
Set Pieces (Corners, Free Kicks, Penalties)
Corners:
● Delivery: Aim the corner kick toward your target player, who should be positioned in a good scoring
area.
● Short Corners: Use short corners to retain possession and create more controlled scoring
opportunities.

Free Kicks:
● Taking Free Kicks: Choose a player with good free-kick attributes for the best chance of success.
● Shot or Cross: Decide whether to go for goal directly or deliver a cross to a teammate.

Penalties:
● Aim and Power: Use the left analog stick to aim your penalty, and adjust the power of your shot.
● Mind Games: Observe the goalkeeper's movements and try to outwit them with your penalty
placement.
Player Ratings and Attributes
Player Attributes:
● Pace: Determines a player's speed and acceleration.
● Shooting: Reflects a player's accuracy and power when taking shots.
● Passing: Indicates a player's ability to distribute the ball with accuracy.
● Dribbling: Measures a player's ball control and dribbling skills.
● Defending: Pertains to a player's ability to defend and tackle effectively.
● Physicality: Reflects a player's strength, stamina, and aggression on the pitch.

Team Chemistry:
● Chemistry Styles: Apply chemistry styles to players to enhance specific attributes,
improving their overall performance.
● Chemistry Links: Players from the same league, club, or nationality tend to have better
chemistry when placed in the same squad.
5. Career Mode
Youth Prospects:
● Scouting: Utilize your scouts to search for promising youth players. Send them to different
regions or nations to uncover hidden gems.
● Youth Academy: Youth prospects can be found in the youth academy. Sign them when
they reach a suitable overall rating, or they may ask to join the main squad.
● Training: Train your youth prospects in the academy to enhance their attributes and overall
potential.
Player Growth:
● Training: Regularly train your players to improve specific attributes. Customize your training
sessions to match your player's position and development goals.
● Loan System: Loaning out players can help them gain valuable experience and improve
their overall rating.
Transfers and Contracts
Player Transfers:

● Scouting and Scouting Reports: Scout potential transfer targets and rely on scouting reports to
assess player attributes and value.
● Negotiations: Approach other clubs to negotiate transfers. Consider player exchanges, buyout
clauses, and installment payments.
● Budget Management: Keep an eye on your budget. Balancing the wage budget, transfer budget,
and club finances is essential.

Contracts:

● Renewals: Extend contracts for key players to prevent them from leaving on a free transfer.
● Release Clauses: Use or remove release clauses strategically to protect your club's interests.
● Loan Deals: Loan players to other clubs to reduce your wage budget and help them develop.
Managing Your Team
Lineup and Tactics:
● Formation and Strategy: Choose the formation that suits your squad's strengths and your preferred style of
play.
● Player Instructions: Assign specific roles and instructions to players to fine-tune their on-field behavior.
● Captain and Leadership: Select a team captain who embodies the qualities you desire in your squad leader.

Rotation and Squad Depth:

● Manage Fatigue: Rotate your squad to keep players fresh and reduce the risk of injuries and fatigue.
● Youth Players: Promote youth players to the main squad when they're ready, providing depth and competition
for starting spots.

Player Morale:
● Player Conversations: Interact with players through conversations to boost morale and address concerns.
● Media Statements: Use press conferences to shape the narrative around your club and maintain a positive
environment.
Youth Academy
Youth Development:
● Youth Scouting: Invest in high-quality scouts to find better youth prospects.
● Scouting Network: Build a wide-reaching scouting network to discover talent from
different regions.
● Promotion: Promote youth players to the first team when they're prepared for the
challenge.
Training and Growth:
● Custom Training: Customize training sessions to focus on areas where your youth
players need improvement.
● Loan Opportunities: Send young prospects on loan to lower-tier clubs to gain
experience and develop.
Achieving Objectives
Board Objectives:
● Season Goals: Each season, the board sets objectives related to league performance, cup competitions, and
financial stability.
● Youth Development: Successfully promoting youth players and meeting their development objectives is often
part of your club's goals.

Player and Manager Objectives:

● Individual Goals: Complete individual goals to boost your managerial rating and unlock in-game rewards.
● Player Happiness: Address player concerns and aim to fulfill their personal objectives when possible.

Balancing Act:
● Squad Rotation: Balancing player and board objectives can be challenging. Prioritize those that align with your
long-term vision for the club.
● Negotiations: Sometimes, you may need to negotiate with the board to adjust objectives to better match your
plans.
6. Ultimate Team Mode
Building Your Squad
Squad Building Basics:

● Starting Eleven: Choose players for your starting lineup based on their positions, attributes, and chemistry.
● Substitutes and Reserves: Fill your bench with substitutes and reserves who can be used during matches or to meet
chemistry requirements.
● Manager: Select a manager whose formation and nationality align with your squad to boost chemistry.

Chemistry:

● Team Chemistry: Aim for high team chemistry by selecting players from the same league, club, or nationality, and arranging
them in compatible positions.
● Individual Chemistry: Pay attention to individual player chemistry. Use position-change cards to adjust player positions if
necessary.
● Chemistry Styles: Apply chemistry styles to enhance specific attributes of your players and further improve their
performance.

Squad Rating:

● Overall Rating: Strive to increase your squad's overall rating by acquiring higher-rated players and optimizing team
chemistry.
Player Packs
Player Packs Overview:
● Acquiring Packs: Acquire player packs through various means, such as purchasing them
from the store, completing objectives, or participating in events.
● Types of Packs: Player packs come in different varieties, each containing a mix of players,
consumables, and other in-game items.
● Rare Players: Rare player packs have a higher likelihood of containing valuable, high-rated
players.
Pack Opening Tips:
● Manage Expectations: Player packs are random, and there's no guarantee of getting
top-tier players. Be prepared for various outcomes.
● Duplicate Players: If you receive duplicate players, you can store them in your club, sell
them, or use them in SBCs (Squad Building Challenges).
Competing in Tournaments
Tournament Types:

● Online Tournaments: Compete against other players in online tournaments, earning rewards based on your
performance.
● Offline Tournaments: Offline tournaments provide a chance to win rewards by playing against AI-controlled
teams.
● Special Tournaments: Participate in limited-time tournaments with unique rules and requirements for special
rewards.

Tournament Rewards:

● Coins: Win coins as a reward for participating in tournaments. Coins are the in-game currency for Ultimate
Team.
● Player Packs: Tournaments often offer player packs as prizes, providing an opportunity to improve your squad.
● Special Items: Exclusive players, kits, and consumables are sometimes rewarded for success in tournaments.
Squad Chemistry
Chemistry and Player Links:

● Position Links: Positional links are formed when players are in the same or complementary positions on the
field.
● Club Links: Players from the same club naturally have strong chemistry. Using club links can boost team
chemistry.
● Nation Links: Players from the same nation also form strong chemistry when placed near each other in the
squad.

Strategies for Chemistry:

● Hybrid Squads: Create hybrid squads by combining players from different leagues, clubs, and nations to
maximize chemistry.
● Manager Impact: Ensure your manager's nationality, formation, and league align with your squad for a
chemistry boost.
● Chemistry Styles: Apply chemistry styles to players to enhance their individual chemistry and attributes.
Auction House and Trading
Auction House Overview:

● Marketplace: The auction house is where you can buy, sell, and trade players and items with other users in the game.
● Market Trends: Player prices fluctuate based on supply and demand. Keep an eye on market trends to make smart trading
decisions.

Trading Tips:

● Player Valuation: Research the market to understand the value of players. Look for undervalued players to buy and sell at a
profit.
● Consumables: Consumables like contracts, fitness, and chemistry styles can also be traded for profit.
● Patience: Timing is crucial. Be patient and wait for the right moment to buy or sell players and items.

Squad Building Challenges (SBCs):

● Completing SBCs: SBCs involve submitting specific squads with specific requirements to earn rewards, including unique
players and packs.
● Squad Rating: Pay attention to the squad rating and chemistry requirements for each SBC.
7. Online Multiplayer
Matchmaking Process:
● Finding Opponents: The matchmaking system identifies suitable opponents based on skill rating,
team rating, and location to ensure fair and competitive matches.
● Connection Quality: Matchmaking also considers connection quality to provide a smoother online
experience.
● Match Types: You can choose from various match types, including friendly matches, ranked
matches, and tournaments.

Online Play Tips:

● Stability: Ensure a stable internet connection to minimize lag and disconnections during matches.
● Sportsmanship: Play with respect and sportsmanship, both in victory and defeat.
● Adaptability: Be adaptable in your playing style, as online opponents may have different tactics and
strategies.
Leaderboards and Rankings
Leaderboards Overview:
● Global Rankings: Check the global leaderboards to see how you rank compared to other
players from around the world.
● Regional Rankings: Some leaderboards are segmented by region or country, allowing you
to compete with players closer to your location.
Ranking Tips:
● Consistency: Consistent gameplay and winning streaks are essential for climbing the
leaderboards.
● Competitive Seasons: Participate in competitive seasons to earn points and improve your
ranking.
● Special Events: Take part in special events and tournaments that offer ranking points and
unique rewards.
Competitive Seasons
Competitive Seasons Overview:
● Season Objectives: Each competitive season comes with objectives that require you to achieve certain
milestones, such as a specific number of wins or points.
● Reward Tiers: Earn rewards based on your performance during the competitive season. Higher tiers offer
better rewards.
● Leaderboard Points: Accumulate leaderboard points by participating in competitive seasons, which contribute
to your global and regional rankings.

Competitive Seasons Tips:

● Objective Focus: Concentrate on completing season objectives, as they often lead to higher-ranking points
and better rewards.
● Skill Improvements: Focus on improving your skills and gameplay to maximize your chances of success in
competitive seasons.
● Patience and Persistence: Competitive seasons can be challenging, but patience and persistence can lead to
better results.
FUT Champions
FUT Champions Overview:
● Weekend League: FUT Champions is a competitive mode that includes the Weekend League,
where you play a set number of matches over the weekend.
● Monthly Rewards: Monthly rewards are based on your performance in the Weekend League over
the course of a month.
● Skill Rating: FUT Champions matches are skill-rated to ensure balanced competition.

FUT Champions Tips:

● Match Scheduling: Plan your matches during the Weekend League carefully. Spread them out to
avoid burnout and maintain focus.
● Skill Development: Continuously work on improving your skills and understanding of the game
mechanics to perform well in FUT Champions.
● Utilize the Breaks: Take breaks between matches to rest, refocus, and avoid frustration.
● Monthly Consistency: Aim for consistent performance in the Weekend League throughout the
month to secure valuable monthly rewards.
8. Strategy and Tactics
Formation Selection:

● Formation Variety: "EA SPORTS FC 24" offers a wide range of formations to choose from, including popular
ones like 4-4-2, 4-3-3, 3-5-2, and many more.
● Play to Your Squad's Strengths: Select a formation that aligns with your squad's attributes and player
positions. If you have fast wingers, consider a formation that utilizes them effectively.
● Adaptability: Have multiple formations in your tactical repertoire, so you can switch between them based on
your opponent and in-game situations.

Styles of Play:

● Possession Play: Focus on maintaining possession, circulating the ball, and patiently breaking down your
opponent's defense.
● Counter-Attacking: Exploit quick breaks and rapid transitions to catch opponents off guard when they lose
possession.
● High Pressing: Apply intense pressure on your opponent in their half to force turnovers and create scoring
opportunities.
Custom Tactics
Custom Tactics Overview:

● Team Instructions: Customize your team's instructions to dictate how they behave in various phases of the
game (e.g., attacking, defending, and build-up).
● Player Instructions: Set individual player instructions to control their movements and behavior on the field,
such as instructing a central midfielder to stay back while attacking.
● Balancing Act: Tweak custom tactics to maintain a balance between offensive and defensive strategies.

Tips for Custom Tactics:

● Adapt to Your Style: Customize tactics to match your playing style and squad strengths. Experiment to find
what works best for you.
● Regular Review: Periodically review and adjust your custom tactics as you gain more experience and as the
game evolves.
● Balanced Approach: Aim for a balanced approach that allows your team to perform well in various situations,
from controlling possession to breaking down stubborn defenses.
Strategies for Different Opponents
Scouting Opponents:

● Pre-Match Analysis: Pay attention to your opponent's playing style, squad composition, and recent performance.
● Adjust for Strengths: Adapt your tactics to nullify your opponent's strengths. For example, if they have a strong aerial presence, ensure your
defense is well-organized to counter this.
● Counter Styles: Have strategies ready to counter various styles of play, such as high-pressing, tiki-taka, or counter-attacking.

In-Match Adaptation:

● Half-Time Adjustments: If you're struggling in the first half, consider making tactical adjustments during half-time to turn the game around.
● Player Substitutions: Make effective substitutions based on the specific needs of the match. Fresh legs or specific skills can make a big
difference.
● Read the Game: Continuously assess the game's flow and adapt your tactics as needed. If you're leading, consider a more defensive
approach to protect your lead.

Sportsmanship and Fair Play:

● Respect Your Opponent: Always maintain good sportsmanship, regardless of the outcome. It's important for fair and enjoyable gameplay.
● Learn from Defeats: Use losses as an opportunity to learn and adapt your strategies. Sometimes, it's the best way to improve.
● Share Knowledge: Share tips and tactics with your fellow players, creating a positive and supportive community.
9. Advanced Techniques
Skill Moves Basics:
● Right Analog Stick: Execute skill moves using the right analog stick (RS).
● Stars Rating: Skill moves have star ratings indicating their difficulty. 1-star moves are simple, while 5-star moves are the
most complex.
● Combination Moves: Some skill moves require specific combinations of RS movements.

Effective Skill Moves:

● Ball Rolls (1-Star): Performed by moving the RS left or right. Useful for quick dribbles.
● Roulette (3-Star): Performed by rotating the RS 270 degrees. A classic move to evade defenders.
● Heel-to-Heel Flick (2-Star): Pull off by flicking the RS up and then down. Creates a quick burst of speed.
● Elastico (4-Star): Execute by rotating the RS 270 degrees from right to left or vice versa. Tricky for defenders to predict.
● Rabona Fake (5-Star): Performed by flicking the RS left, then right (for right-footed players). A flashy move to outmaneuver
opponents.

Skill Moves Tips:

● Practice: Mastering skill moves takes practice. Use skill games and training modes to improve your proficiency.
● Situational Awareness: Use skill moves in the right context, such as to beat a defender or create space for a shot.
Advanced Passing and Shooting
Advanced Passing:

● Through Balls: Use through balls to send teammates behind the defense. Hold the through ball button for a
more delicate pass or double-tap for a chipped pass.
● Driven Passes: Execute driven passes by double-tapping the pass button. These passes are fast and
accurate.
● Lobbed Passes: To lift the ball over defenders or the goalkeeper, use lobbed passes. Adjust the power with the
lob pass button.

Advanced Shooting:

● Finesse Shots: For finesse shots, press the finesse shot button. They are useful for curving the ball into the
net from a distance.
● Low Driven Shots: Perform low-driven shots by pressing the shoot button twice quickly. They are effective for
close-range finishes.
● Chip Shots: Use the chip shot button when one-on-one with the goalkeeper to lift the ball over them.
Defensive Maneuvers
Defensive Basics:
● Contain: Use the contain button to maintain a defensive position. It's an effective way to keep your
shape and prevent attackers from advancing.
● Tackling: Employ standing tackles to dispossess opponents. Slide tackles can be useful for more
aggressive challenges but carry a higher risk of fouls.
● Jockeying: Jockeying is a crucial skill. Hold the jockey button to move your defender while
maintaining a good defensive position.

Advanced Defensive Techniques:

● Manual Switching: Manually switch to the player you want to control to anticipate the opponent's
moves effectively.
● Interceptions: Learn to read the game and position your players to intercept passes and cut off
lanes.
● Pressure and Contain: Mix pressing the opponent with containing them to apply effective pressure.
Goalkeeper Controls
Basic Goalkeeper Controls:
● Positioning: Use the left analog stick to move the goalkeeper. Positioning is crucial for making
saves.
● Diving: Press the dive button to attempt a save. Time your dive well to stop shots effectively.
● Parrying: In some cases, it's better to parry the ball rather than catching it. Use the parry button to
push the ball away from danger.

Advanced Goalkeeper Techniques:

● 1-on-1 Situations: When facing a striker in a 1-on-1 situation, rush out to close the angle and
reduce the attacker's scoring chances.
● Reading the Shot: Anticipate where the opponent is likely to shoot and position your goalkeeper
accordingly.
● Distribution: Goalkeepers can initiate quick counter-attacks with precise throws or kicks. Use the
distribution button to get the ball to your outfield players.
10. Troubleshooting and Tips
1. Connection Problems:

● Issue: Frequent disconnections or lag during online matches.

● Solution: Ensure a stable internet connection, use a wired connection if possible, and close background applications that may consume bandwidth.

2. Gameplay Performance:

● Issue: The game runs slowly or stutters.

● Solution: Lower the graphics settings in the game options, close background applications, and ensure your PC meets the system requirements.

3. Controller Problems:

● Issue: Controller input is unresponsive.

● Solution: Check the controller's batteries, reconnect the controller, or try a different controller.

4. In-Game Bugs:

● Issue: Encountering in-game bugs or glitches.

● Solution: Report bugs to the game's support team, and they may provide fixes or updates.

5. Account and Progress Loss:

● Issue: Losing progress, including player items and in-game currency.

● Solution: Contact EA Sports support to recover lost progress and items.
Tips for Success in the Game
1. Practice Regularly:

Spend time in training and practice modes to improve your skills and familiarize yourself with different techniques and strategies.

2. Learn from Others:

Watch tutorials, professional players, and online guides to learn advanced strategies, tactics, and skill moves.

3. Adapt to Your Opponent:

Observe your opponent's playing style and adapt your tactics accordingly. Flexibility is key to success.

4. Maintain Sportsmanship:

Practice good sportsmanship, both in victory and defeat. A positive attitude fosters an enjoyable gaming experience.

5. Set Realistic Goals:

Set achievable goals for your progress in the game. Consistent improvement is more important than instant success.
 11. Glossary
1. IFA Points: In-game currency that can be purchased with real money and 1. RNG (Random Number Generator): The element of chance in the game,
used to buy player packs and other in-game items. especially when opening player packs or encountering unpredictable events.
2. Squad: Your team of players that you use in matches. 2. OP (Overpowered): A term used for players or strategies that are considered
3. Formation: The arrangement of players on the field, defining their positions too effective or strong in the game.
3. Nerf: Refers to a reduction in the effectiveness of a player, tactic, or item due
and roles.
to updates or patches.
4. Chemistry: A measure of how well players in your squad work together, 4. Buff: The opposite of a nerf, referring to an improvement or enhancement to a
enhancing their performance when high. player, tactic, or item.
5. Tactics: The strategic instructions given to your team, defining their playing 5. Meta (Metagame): Describes the most effective strategies, tactics, and player
style and behavior. choices in the current state of the game.
6. FUT (FIFA Ultimate Team): A game mode in FIFA that allows you to build 6. Patch: Game updates that can include changes to gameplay mechanics,
your dream squad using player cards and compete online. balancing, and bug fixes.
7. Squad Building Challenges (SBCs): Involves creating squads that meet 7. GG (Good Game): A common sportsmanship phrase used to express respect
specific requirements to earn rewards, including unique players and packs. for your opponent after a match.
8. Skill Moves: Special moves executed by players to beat opponents. They 8. OPP (Opponent): The player you are currently facing in a match.
9. Dribbling: The act of moving the ball while maintaining control and
have star ratings indicating their difficulty.
possession.
9. Weak Foot: A player's non-dominant foot, with its effectiveness rated from 1 10. Counter-Attack: A quick offensive play initiated when gaining possession
(very weak) to 5 (strong). after an opponent's attack.
10. Work Rates: Indicate how often a player gets involved in the game, both 11. AI (Artificial Intelligence): Computer-controlled players or actions in the
offensively and defensively. game.
11. Formation Styles: Describe the general approach of a formation, such as 12. Lag: A delay between your input and the game's response, often due to
Balanced, Attacking, or Defensive. connection issues.
12. Fullbacks: The wide defenders on the backline responsible for both defending 13. ELO (Matchmaking Rating): A hidden rating used to match players of similar
and supporting the attack. skill levels in online play.
14. Squad Rating: The average overall rating of the players in your squad.
13. Headers: Scoring goals with the head, usually from crosses or set pieces.
15. Pressing: High-pressure defense in which you aggressively pursue the ball.
14. Transfer Market: The in-game marketplace where players can be bought and 16. AGG (Aggression): The attribute that influences how aggressively a player
sold, and auctions can be managed. behaves on the field.