Over the years, various different celebrations have been popular in football games. The toxic days of shushing and dabbing in old FIFA games have been replaced by the Griddy in FC 24 and 25. Now that UFL is out and free to play, there are new celebrations to learn.
However, unlike FC 25, which features hundreds of celebrations made famous by players from around the world, the options are more limited in UFL.
All Celebrations And How To Do Them In UFL
As you may have noticed when scoring a goal, the celebration options in UFL are limited. In fact, there are only four you can do when you score a goal, and they all involve running towards the corner flag before a short cutscene plays. Those four celebrations are:
| Celebration | Button Input |
|---|---|
| Do a double back flip over the camera in slow motion. | R2/RT and X/A |
| Do a cartwheel then cross your arms by the touchline. | R2/RT and Triangle/Y |
| Do a cartwheel into a roll. It’s Robbie Keane’s signature celebration. | R2/RT and Square/X |
| Do a wave in front of your with both arms. It’s a celebration Alexandre Lacazette and Samuel Umtiti have done. | R2/RT and Circle/B |
The same celebration will be done whenever you press the corresponding button, so it’s good to learn them. We tested it and each button combination does not do a random celebration option.
It is disappointing that there are only four options and that you can’t customize them for your team. However, we also hope that more celebrations are added to the game in future updates. It is one way that UFL is severely lagging behind EA Sports FC.
In Ranked mode, I’m sure we’ll start to see which option is a favorite among players and which is considered the most toxic option. As and when more celebrations are added to UFL, we’ll be sure to update you. At least there are a lot of skill moves in the game.
Published: Dec 3, 2024 02:12 pm