EA Sports FC 24: How to Scoop Turn

by Fernando Diaz / Articles, EA Sports FC 24 / 22 Jan 2023

What’s the Hype About?

Yo, if you’re here, you’re probably wondering why everyone’s raving about this Scoop Turn in FC 24. Well sit tight, and we’ll break it down real quick. By the end, you’ll be showin’ off on the pitch and making defenders look like they’re playing the wrong sport. Let’s get it!

What Even is a Scoop Turn??

Before we get all fancy, let’s lay the groundwork. The Scoop Turn is like that slick crossover move in basketball – unexpected, quick, and leaves your opponent wondering where you went. In FC 24, it’s the trick to swiftly change direction while keeping your defender guessing.

Who Can Do It?

First off, know that not every player on the pitch can pull this off. You need a player with at least four-star skills. But remember, five-star skillers can perform it while sprinting—so those dudes are straight-up cheat codes.

PlayStation

First off, no rush – your player should be walkin’ or at a light jog.

Point that Left Stick either Upward at 3 o’clock or 21 o’clock. This sets up where you’re gonna scoop.

While you’re doing that, hit Square or Circle (depends on your vibe) and immediately after, tap X. And bam! You’ve just executed the PS version of the Scoop Turn.

Xbox

Cool your jets and take it easy. Your player should be movin’ slowly, not sprinting.

Lock in the direction by angling your Left Stick to either 3 o’clock or 21 o’clock. Set the stage for that scoop.

Tap X or B, then quickly follow with A. Congrats, you’ve just laid down the Xbox version of the Scoop Turn.

Tips & Tricks

Don’t rush it; find the rhythm. If you’re too quick or too slow, your Scoop Turn might turn into a flop. Practice in the game’s training mode to get the feel.

Look for open spaces or when you’re close to a defender. Perfecting the scoop can create opportunities outta nowhere…

Mix up your gameplay!! If you overdo the Scoop Turn, your opponents will catch on. Keep ’em on their toes!!

Fernando Diaz

Fernando is doing what he always did, sharing his honest opinions about games whenever he can. The difference is now he is writing and not talking about it.
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