FC 25 SP: Best ways to earn XP in FC 25
radiotimes.comNew seasons in FC 25 mean new rewards to earn, and now you can gain XP to level up through the tiers more easily than ever before.
XP isn't earned in Ultimate Team only anymore. In FC 25, you will earn XP towards season progress by playing Ultimate Team, Clubs and Manager Career.
As EA explains, if you play Career Mode and «you won’t be forced to jump online in Clubs or Football Ultimate Team to earn the high level Career rewards».
«Same goes for Clubs players, same goes for Football Ultimate Team players.»
Sound good? Learn more about the best ways to earn XP in FC 25 below.
Two to five objectives are released within Ultimate Team every day. Each one rewards 100 SP, and a further 50 SP bonus is available upon completing them all. The total that can be earned per day is 250 SP. These are usually simple tasks, such as scoring so many goals or assists.
Like daily objectives, players are set several weekly objectives within Ultimate Team to complete. These are usually longer, requiring more steps to be completed but yielding bigger rewards – XP being one of them.
Six weekly objectives are available with 300 SP available for each, with an extra 200 SP then up for grabs if you complete the group. In total, you can walk away with 2,000 SP per week. Some examples of requirements include winning a match with a certain chemistry in your team or playing a certain mode multiple times.
The newest addition to EA FC 25 has players participate in a frantic five-versus-five match on a smaller-sized football pitch. As part of Season 1 Total Rush, Rush Points can be earned by playing the mode with XP giving on top.
A great way to get increased XP is to use players that FC 25 challenges want you to use. These are typically players from a certain league or nation, which in turn will grant you higher XP upon winning.
4,000 XP per week can be earned in Skill Games mode. The quickest way to get the weekly total is by playing the Artillery Saving skill for goalkeepers. Upon every A
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