FUT 25 - Rush Mode Guide

#### Introduction to Fut 25 Coins Rush Mode

Rush Mode is an exciting new addition to FUT 25, offering a unique blend of fast-paced gameplay, strategic flexibility, and team-oriented action. Here’s a comprehensive guide on the basics, gameplay mechanics, and rules to help you master this mode.

#### Team Composition and Goalkeepers

**Little Man and UT Modes:** - Each Rush team consists of 5 players: 4 player-controlled and 1 AI goalkeeper. - If a player disconnects, the AI takes over to ensure continuity. - The AI goalkeeper can be controlled by the captain for attacking (Y/Triangle) or positioning (RS/R3). - Goalkeepers on both sides have identical height, attributes, and skills for fairness.    **Kick-off and Manager Career Modes:** - Players can control the entire team in these modes.

#### Gameplay Mechanics

**Ball Fight:** - At the start of each game, ball launchers at the halfway line launch the ball randomly with varying power and height, adding unpredictability.

**Flexible Positioning:** - Traditional fixed roles are abandoned, promoting flexible and strategic gameplay. - Players return to their recent positions when the game stops. - Emphasis on teamwork, allowing for strategic switches and coordination.

#### Modes Overview

**Little Man Club Mode and UT Mode:** - Team up with club members or individual players to climb rankings. - In UT mode, play with up to three friends and participate in special events, building chemistry and earning rewards.

**Career Mode and Kick-off:** - Choose any team from the kick-off. - Career mode includes interactions with youth training through 5v5 Rush matches, influencing player development.

#### Rules and Regulations

**Field Dimensions and Lines:** - Field size: approximately 63.7m x 46.6m (41.5% of a traditional field). - The penalty area and center circle are large to retain core football experiences. - Two dotted lines mark the offside rule area. - Goal size matches traditional 11v11.

**Game Time and Winning Rules:** - Continuous 7-minute countdown with no half-time. - Clock stops when the ball is out of bounds. - If tied at the end of regular time, a 2:20 goal shootout or penalty shootout decides the winner. - The final whistle rule allows continuation of play until the attack is resolved if a shot is in flight at 0:00. - Penalties in the final seconds grant a short extension for the fouled player to shoot.

**Offside:** - Determined by new dotted lines, located one-third of the field length on each side. - Normal offside rules apply once players cross these lines. - Aims to enhance game flow and reduce stoppages.

**Blue Cards and Offensive Advantage:** - No red cards; serious fouls earn blue cards, resulting in a 1-minute send-off. - Blue card timer pauses when the ball is out and reduces by 15 seconds for each conceded goal. - Teams must have at least two players on the field; a third blue card results in a loss. - Two yellow cards lead to a blue card; yellow card count resets after issuing a blue card. - Goalkeepers are exempt from receiving yellow or blue cards. - Delayed carding is based on offensive advantage.

**Substitutions, Stamina, and Injuries:** - No substitutions; players don't worry about injuries or long-term stamina.

**Set-pieces:** - Streamlined for efficiency: quick throw-ins, corner kicks, and free kicks. - Closest player takes throw-ins and corners; fouled player takes free kicks and penalties. - Set-piece positions based on the last field position before the stoppage.

**Indirect Free Kicks:** - Always indirect; passes must be made to a teammate. - Taken from the regular game view for quick resumption.

**Corner Kicks:** - Takers adjust passes using the aiming cursor. - Different strengths affect trajectory. - Ground passes are an option.

**1-on-1 Penalty Kicks and Penalty Shootouts:** - Regular time penalties offer 1-on-1 opportunities with the goalkeeper. - Tied games after overtime go to penalty shootouts with alternating shots. - Each penalty taker has 10 seconds to complete the shot, with only the FC 25 Coins for sale penalty taker and goalkeeper on the field.