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FIFA 18 Cheat Sheet COMPLETE CONTROLS - DEFENDING - GOALKEEPER - SKILL MOVES COMPLETE CONTROLS DEFENDING SKILL MOVES - 4 STAR NOTE: All controls for the Classic configuration. Change player Ball hop (standing) (tap) Switch player (manual) right stick Ball roll cut left (standing) 1(hold), 2(hold) MOVEMENT Tackle/Push or pull (when chasing) A Ball roll cut right (standing) 2(hold), 1(hold) Move player left stick Pull and hold (when chasing) (hold) Heel to heel flick 3,4(flick) First touch/Knock-on R + right stick Sliding tackle Simple rainbow 4,3,3(flick) Sprint R (hold) Clearance Advanced rainbow 4,3(hold),3 Stop and face goal left stick (release) + l Physical Tackle/Push/Pull/Jockey (hold) Feint left and exit right 2,8,4,6,1 Protect/Jockey L (hold) Contain (hold) Feint right and exit left 1,6,4,8,2 Face up dribbling L + R Teammate contain (hold) Spin left 8,8 Skill moves right stick Running jockey + Spin right 6,6 Stop ball left stick (release) + R Quick get up (after slide tackle) Stop and turn left/right (running) 3,2(flick)/3,1 Hard tackle (hold) ATTACKING (SIMPLE) SKILL MOVES - 5 STAR Short pass/Header X GOALKEEPER Lob pass/Cross/Header S Elastico 1,6,4,8,2 Through ball T Drop kick or Reverse elastico 2,8,4,6,1 Shoot/Volley/Header C Throw/Pass Hocus pocus 4,8,2,8,4,6,1 No touch small feints Charge/Drop ball r Triple elastico 4,6,1,6,4,8,2 Chip shot l + C Switch to GK touch pad button Ball roll,flick left (running) 1(hold),3(flick) Finesse shot r + C Driven throw + Ball roll,flick right (running) 2(hold),3(flick) Low shot/Downward header C + C (tap) Driven kick + Quick ball rolls (standing) 4(hold) Fake shot C, X Cover far post (hold) Flick over 3(hold) Fake pass S, X Sombrero flick (standing) 3,3,4(flick) SKILL MOVES - 1 STAR Turn and spin (left or right) 3,2(flick) or 3,1 ATTACKING (ADVANCED) Ball roll fake left (standing) 2(hold),1(flick) Protect ball (when dribbling) L Ball juggle (while standing) (hold) + Ball roll fake right (standing) 1(hold),2(flick) Lobbed through ball l + T Rabona fake (jogging) + + 4 Threaded lobbed through ball r + l + T Drag back spin (left or right) 4,2(flick) or 4,1 Driven lob pass/Cross r + S SKILL MOVES - 2 AND 3 STAR High lob/Cross l + S Ground cross S + S (tap) Body feint (left or right) 2/1 (flick) 3,7,2/3,5,1 Call for support r (tap) Stepover (left or right) Brought to you by 2,7,3/1,5,3 Dummy a pass r (hold) Reverse stepover (left or right) 2/1 Cancel L + R Ball roll (left or right) (hold) REACT WORKSHOP Flair pass L + X Drag back + (flick) Flair shot L + C Heel flick 3,4 (flick) http://bit.ly/get-react-workshop Driven ground pass r + X Flick up 3,3,3 (flick) Threaded through pass r + T Roulette (left) 4,8,2,7,3,5,1 Advanced React tutorials for professionals! Let ball run r + left stick (first time) Fake left and go right 2,8,4,6,1 Slow dribble l + left stick Fake right and go left 1,6,4,8,2 Created with ♥ by Petr Tichy, Enjoy responsibly! www.ihatetomatoes.net.

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