FC 24 Euro Throwbacks explained: Answers to vintage riddles
A summer of football is well under way, which means that Euro fever has also taken over EA Sports FC 24 — with a heap of new kits and modes to dive into.
The game’s Ultimate Team mode has been overrun with new objectives, too, including a rather tricky Euro Throwbacks challenge that harks back to some of the tournament’s best vintage moments.
The challenge has a total of 2,000 XP points to claim from completing all the objectives within it, so it is a surefire way to help players climb the coveted seasonal ladder to unlock sought-after rewards such as a 95-rated Bernardo Silva and a 97-rated Toni Kroos.
Most of the time, players will need to solely rely on their skills on the pitch to complete various tasks, but with the Euro Throwbacks challenge, their knowledge of football history is also being tested — as EA has sprung a series of riddles on them that need to be deciphered before they head into a match.
It is really putting everyone’s football knowledge to the test, so we have untangled everything for you so you can simply focus on winning games and scoring goals.
Read on for a full breakdown of all the riddles and answers needed to complete FC 24’s Euro Throwbacks challenge.
The Euro Throwbacks challenge can be found by clicking Objectives on the Ultimate Team homepage before toggling to the right onto the Seasonal tab. It is the second item listed on the menu from there, and will be presented as shown in the image above. Below is a breakdown of each task and how to tick them off.
Riddle: A hero stepped onto the European Championship stage in 1984 and left a legacy. He scored nine goals in just five matches and led his team to glory. Score nine goals using players from that nation in any game mode.
Answer: This is referring to French midfielder Michel Platini, and so you will need to score nine goals using players from France.
Riddle: Greece pulled off one of the most impressive and astonishing European Championship victories in 2004! Win a match in any game
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