🦸Skills

Dribbling

The ability to control the ball with precision and move around opponents.

Passing

The ability to accurately pass the ball to a teammate.

Shooting

The ability to kick the ball with power and accuracy to score goals.

Tackling

The ability to dispossess an opponent of the ball by using physical force.

Heading

The ability to use the head to control or direct the ball.

Speed

The ability to run quickly over short or long distances.

Agility

The ability to quickly change direction and maintain balance.

Strength

The ability to use physical force to win battles for the ball or to overpower opponents.

Stamina

The ability to maintain high levels of physical performance over the course of a game.

Anticipation

This refers to a player's ability to predict and react to the movements of the ball and their opponents.

Vision

This refers to a player's ability to see and understand the game and make accurate passes and movements.

Reflexes

This refers to a goalkeeper's ability to quickly and accurately react to shots on goal.

Decision making

This refers to a goalkeeper's ability to make quick and accurate decisions when faced with various situations, such as whether to come off their line or stay on it, or whether to attempt to catch or punch a ball.

Distribution

This refers to a goalkeeper's ability to accurately pass the ball to their teammates, either by throwing or kicking it. This is important for starting or continuing attacks from the back.

Jumping

This refers to a player's ability to jump high and gain aerial advantage over their opponents, which is useful for attacking crosses and defending set pieces.

Playmaking

This refers to a player's ability to create scoring opportunities for their teammates and to control the flow of the game.

Crossing

This refers to a player's ability to accurately deliver the ball into the penalty area from the wings or midfield.

Free kick

This refers to a player's ability to score goals or create scoring opportunities from free kicks, which are awarded to a team for fouls committed by the opposition.

Finishing

This refers to a player's ability to score goals from scoring opportunities, either with their feet or head.

Marking

This refers to a player's ability to defend and stay close to an opponent in order to prevent them from receiving or controlling the ball.