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Updated on May 5. 2022 by Ritwik Mitra: FC 25 Coins continues a long standing tradition of annual soccer video game releases that have people from all over the world absolutely hooked. The variety of game modes and the near-fanatical following of soccer all over the world have practically guaranteed success for these games. From Career Mode to Ultimate Team FC has entire generations hooked on its competitive gameplay.

Volta Football is one such mode that brings back the spirit of FC Street back once again, which is pretty welcome. Playing games of street football all the way to official FC 25 Ultimate Teamsal matches can be quite engaging and here are some tips that players should be aware of to help them master this mode in FC 25.

A match of Volta tends to be pretty hectic, with goals going in on either side at the drop of a hat. It's a huge part of what makes this mode entertaining and a breath of fresh air from a regular game of FC. However, players who want to seal victory in these games need to still take things pretty seriously, especially when it comes to the flow of the game.

Getting caught in position is a guaranteed recipe for disaster. After all, defense can turn into attack in the blink of an eye during a match of Volta. Staying calm in possession and figuring out the best passes that can be made goes a long way in making these matches more bearable and for players to sustain a pretty decent lead.

Staying static on the ball is a surefire way to get tackled and lose the ball. Volta doesn't spare players who are indecisive on the ball, and an opponent that is adept at pressing will make these players pay. So, when in doubt, it's always good to just pass the ball to a teammate in space before getting besieged by a series of tackles.

Smooth and fluid passing goes a long way in making the game easier to read and frustrate the opponent as well. It might seem like a boring way to play the Fut Coins for sale game, but it doesn't need to be the player needs to just move the ball around and wait for a space to open up, unleashing a deadly through ball that can almost always lead to a goal.