They are more adept at looking for open spaces in order to allow you to pass options. This rewards patience on the attack, but you still need to keep a good pace to cut through a well-organised opposition defence. It feels like players respond better to movements of the left stick by itself and gives you greater control on and off the ball. Additionally, you can make long FIFA 23 coins, sweeping passes with greater confidence.

The most obvious addition to your arsenal to attack however, is the brand new power shot. It does exactly what's stated on the label. Press the shoulder buttons while you shoot and the player with the ball will unleash an impressive shot that appears as if it's ripping someone's head off.

If you're a one-on-one match with the 'keeper they will certainly increase your chances of scoring, however aiming changes to fully manual as you're in the middle which means it's easy to slash them for a throw-in should you get it wrong.

They can also take longer to take off than normal shots, giving defenses the chance to make a block and then the camera will zoom in to show your opponent of what you're committing to. This means they're quite a long way from a goal.

Set pieces are now requiring some basic understanding of physics, with the game offering you complete control of the exact location how the taker hits the ball. It's easier to grasp on corners than free-kicks, in which it is necessary to be more precise to make a difference It's also much more sense than the odd stick-flicking mechanic used for  FUT 23 coins. Penalties are also being revamped by introducing a new time-based system that puts more pressure on the taker and is likely how they should work.