Fixed parts of the game in FIFA 19 FIFA 19 Guide and FUT Tips

Last update: 26 September 2018

Appropriate use of moves in fixed parts of FIFA 19 can create dangerous goal situations and contribute to victory in a match. This chapter describes all fixed parts of the game, such as corners, free kicks and penalties. The player will also find here a handful of tips that will help him/her to perform them correctly.

• Throw-ins
• Short corner kick
• Classic corner kick
• Hitting centre on the selected player from the corner kick
• Freekick - preparation
• Strong shot from freekick
• Technical shot from freekick
• Penalties - how to execute

Throw-ins

Throw-ins allow you to resume play from behind the football pitch line. When making free kicks, try to aim at a player who is not covered by an opposing player. Remember that by keeping the pass button pressed for a longer time, a player will throw the ball much further away.

Short corner kick

A short corner kick is a quick passing of the ball on the ground to the nearest player and continuation of the action by playing ball or knocking the ball into the penalty area. This kind of corner kick allows you to relax the situation in the penalty area and find a gap that can be exploited.

Classic corner kick

When a player performing a corner kick approaches the ball, a marking (cursor) will appear in the opponent's penalty area, where you can determine where the ball is going to be sent. Once you have placed the cursor in the right place, you can press the button responsible for the throw-in and select the power of your move. Remember not to play too hard because you will throw the ball over the penalty area and your players will not be able to finish the action.

Hitting centre on the selected player from the corner kick

When playing a free kick you can also choose the player to whom the ball will be addressed. To do this, you must press the button responsible for the modifier. Usually the game will select the player with the highest height and jumping statistics, but you can manually select another player by pressing the modifier button again. Once you have selected the right player, you can make a corner kick using the button responsible for the throw, then you will immediately take control of the selected player and have an opportunity to end the action.

Freekick - preparation

For free kick it is best to choose the player who has the highest statistics in terms of shooting power, accuracy and hop up techniques. If you want to shoot on the right side of the goal box, choose a left-legged player. On the other hand, when shooting on the left side of the goal box, choose the right foot player. The same rule applies to free kick crosses. For example, for the free kick shown in the picture above, a player on the right has been chosen to play the ball in order to score a goal.

Strong shot from freekick

When you make a free kick of about 20 meters (or less) you may be tempted to use the following technique. First select the part of the goal box you want to score at and aim between the last two players in the wall. Then press the modifier button and shoot button on about 3 power bars. The ball should go over the wall and hit the corner of the goal. This move will require a lot of practice, but it is an effective way to score a goal.

Technical shot from freekick

If you place the ball about 20 meters or closer, you may be tempted to take a technical, soft and twisted shot. Aim outside the opponent's wall, which usually means aiming outside the goal box area. Then press the shot button, charging power to about 1.5 bar while pressing the direction of the shot in the direction opposite to the dominant foot of the player. For example, if the player is a left-legged player, you must hold the direction to the right.

Penalties - how to execute

Penalties are always a lottery and nerve game, but it's a good idea to get to know their rules to slightly increase your chances of scoring a goal. To make a penalty kick, use the button responsible for the shot and choose the right direction. You can also use a modifier or finesse-tuning modifier to make a technical shot. Remember to limit the power of your shot to about 2 stripes of the bar - otherwise there is a high probability of miss and wasting the chance of scoring the goal.