Every year there are new celebrations added to the game and they get more toxic and frustrating every year, but which are the best this time around? We have the top 5.
EA Sports FC 24 came out on PlayStation and Xbox on 29 September 2023 and if you have played it you have probably been on the receiving end of one of these toxic celebrations. That being said, it can be hard to know how to do the specific one you want but don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. From now on if you score a last-minute winner, come to this guide for your toxic celebrations.
Toxic celebrations in EA Sports FC 24
1. All Ears
- PlayStation: Hold L1 & Press Triangle
- Xbox: Hold LB & Press Y
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If you think back to the World Cup, you’ll remember this one. Lionel Messi cupped his ears to the Netherlands bench. Iconic. This has been immortalized in EA Sports FC and as you can expect it’s pretty blood-boiling when it comes out.
2. Think
- PlayStation: Hold L2 & Double Tap Square
- Xbox: Hold LT & Double Tap X
The trademark celebration of Marcus Rashford and this one is simple but effective in EA Sports FC. As simple as standing still and pointing to your head. It still feels very frustrating to see your opponent do this against you.
3. Flex
- PlayStation: Hold L1 & Press Square
- Xbox: Hold LB & Press X
This one is less common but it’s still pretty good. Scoring and then showing off your muscles to your opponent is more than satisfying. Not the best on the list but is definitely a fun one.
4. Faking It
- PlayStation: Hold L2 & Flick R Stick Left Twice
- Xbox: Hold LT & Flick R Stick Left Twice
Takefusa Kubo did this celebration just this week. Pretending to be injured before doing a little jig, this one is the best in the game, in my humble opinion. It’s just fun, it doesn’t take itself too seriously and is a good watch after scoring.
5. Wheel
- PlayStation: Hold L2 & Spin R Stick
- Xbox: Hold LT & Spin R Stick
If you like Leeds United, then this one is probably your choice. It is simply a really bad cartwheel and forward roll but is another great one to watch. Done by Luke Ayling on many an occasion, this one is certain to get on your opponents’ nerves.