FIFA Ultimate Team’s latest (Premier League excluded) team of the week selection is here, featuring Super Mario (not literally), Jan Oblak, Radja Nainggolan and more.
His star had shone brightest last weekend as Atletico Madrid managed to nab the 3 points in a 1-0 win against Rayo Vallecano, where Oblak had a stellar showing in goal. Keeping out a Vallecano side who tested him 12 times. His reward is a 91 rated inform card that has 88 diving, 90 reflexes, 93 handling, 79 kicking, 90 positioning. Making this guy arguably the best goalkeeper available outside icons and
Super Mario gets his first inform of the season after scoring Marseille’s second goal in the 2-0 win against Amiens SC in Ligue Un. An 85 rated card with attributes including 82 pace, 87 shooting, 82 dribbling, 79 physical, 74 passing. The card also has 4 * WF and 4 * skill moves. OTW owners will see there winter OTW cards get a nice boost from 83>85. Now if Mario can get another inform in a few weeks, we could be looking at a very OP card!
Belgium’s temperamental firecracker also gets his first special card of FIFA 19, for a match-winning goal in Inter Milan’s Serie A clash against Sampdoria last Sunday afternoon. Rated 86, the card is incredibly well balanced, with 77
- Marquinhos 87 (Paris Saint-Germain)
- Bruno Fernandes 86 (Sporting Lisbon)
- Kingsley Coman 85 (Bayern Munich)
- Karim Demirbay 85 (Hoffenheim)
- Domenico Criscito 84 (Genoa)
- Alvaro 84 (Villarreal)
- Ludovic Butelle 84 (Angers)
- Portu 83 (Girona)
- Mikel Oyarzabal 83 (Real Sociedad)
- Krzysztof Piatek 82 (AC Milan)
- Sofiane Feghouli 82 (Galatasaray)
- Leonardo Pavoletti 82 (Cagliari)
- Jordan Veretout 82 (Fiorentina)
- Alexander Juel Andersen 82 (Vendsyssel FF)
- Teji Savanier 79 (Nimes)
- Adrian Dalmau 76 (Heracles)
- Alexis Vega 75 (Guadalajara)
- Ilias Chair 69 (Stevenage)
So that wraps up this weeks team of the week, arguably some questionable selections but its not the worst team of informs to grace FIFA 19. These cards will be live in packs from 6pm tonight (20th Feb 2019).
