FC 24 Versus Team 2 is in the wild, and adds fresh cards in two different flavours: FC 24 Fire and FC 24 Ice. Joining Team 1 favourite Son Heung-Min in the latest EA Sports FC 24 promo are Rodri and Dayot Upamecano, as a bunch of top stars get upgraded stats or fresh PlayStyles for Ultimate Team. All the details of EA’s big new year campaign are here in your FC 24 Versus Fire and Ice guide.
What is FC 24 Versus?
FC 24 Versus brings the FC 24 Winter Wildcards promo to a close with a fresh batch of cards and at least one new SBC. Cunningly, the campaign actually features two different item types: FC 24 Versus Ice and FC 24 Versus Fire. Each player selected, such as Spurs talisman Son Heung-Min and Newcastle stalwart Kieran Trippier, gets one of each, with unique properties and stats.
Son’s cards, for instance, both have an OVR of 90. However, his Fire item is positioned at ST, with 92 shooting and 86 dribbling. Whereas his Ice card sits at CAM, and has 91 shooting and 88 dribbling.
FC 24 Ice and FC 24 Fire: What’s the difference?
As outlined above, it’s all about choosing which positions and stats match your ideal line-up. Also factored into this decision are FC 24 PlayStyles. Let’s use the example of Son again. His Fire card at ST features a Finesse Shot PlayStyles Plus, as well as four standard versions: Power Shot, Technical, Rapid, and Quick Step. In comparison, the PlayStyle Plus on his Ice card is Technical, while his four standards are Finesse Shot, Power Shot, Rapid and Quick Step.
Very similar cards, then, but those subtle differences are key. As of Friday, January 12, Son’s Ice card costs 1 million coins, while the Fire one is 697,000. Trying to upgrade your balance to save up for the Korean? Try using our guides to the FC 24 best kits and FC 24 best badges.
Who is in FC 24 Versus Team 1?
12 players were dropped into packs to make up FC 24 Versus Team 1 on Friday, January 5. That made for 24 cards in total, with each scoring both an Ice and Fire item. We’ve covered Son Heung-Min in plenty of detail above. Other noteworthy names include Al Hilal forward Neymar Jr, who gets 93-rated options at LW (Fire) and ST (Ice), and Kieran Trippier. The Newcastle defender nabs a fairly traditional Fire card at RB, but those looking to mix things up will be more tempted by his Ice item, which shifts him to CM. Both are rated 88.
Other intriguing FC 24 Versus Team 1 cards include Camavinga (LB/CDM, Real Madrid, 87) and Marta (RW/CAM, Orlando Pride, 89). The first FC 24 Versus SBC, meanwhile, is for Raheem Sterling (LW/RW, Chelsea, 88). All have been added to the full FC 24 Versus cards list at the foot of this guide.
What about FC 24 Versus Team 2?
FC 24 Versus Team 2 was unleashed into packs on Friday, January 12. The big standout is Manchester City midfielder Rodri. His Versus cards are both rated 91. Ice places him at CM, while Fire relocates him to CDM. Another intriguing option is Bayern defender Dayot Upamecano. You can use the Frenchman in his traditional CB position with an Ice card, or switch him out to RB with his fire item. Both are rated 87.
All cards have now been added to the list at the foot of this guide. That's likely it for Versus, with FC 24 TOTY expected to land on Friday, 19 January. Want gameplay tips while you wait? Then dip your toes into GR’s FC 24 formations guide.
Do any of the FC 24 Versus cards have the same position?
Yes. Both Lukas Hradecky (Bayer Leverkusen, 88) cards keep him as a goalkeeper, and even maintain the same PlayStyles: Footwork and Cross Claimer. The difference here is simply down to ratings. Hradecky’s Ice card offers 93 reflexes, 88 diving, and 88 handling, while the Finn’s Fire card boasts 90 reflexes, 91 diving, and 84 handling.
Where is the full FC 24 Versus cards list?
Below is the complete FC 24 Versus cards list, correct as of Friday, January 12.
- Neymar Jr (Al Hilal, 93) - Ice LW, Fire ST
- Rodri (Manchester City, 91) - Ice CM, Fire CDM
- Son Heung-Min (Tottenham, 90) - Ice CAM, Fire ST
- Marcus Rashford (Manchester United, 90) - Ice ST
- Marta (Orlando Pride, 89) - Ice CAM, Fire RW
- Wendie Renard (Lyon, 89) - Ice CDM, Fire CB
- Raheem Sterling (Chelsea, 88) - Ice RW, Fire LW [SBC only]
- Sergio Ramos (Sevilla, 88) - Ice CDM, Fire CB
- Kieran Trippier (Newcastle, 88) - Ice CM, Fire RB
- Lukas Hradecky (Bayer Leverkusen, 88) - Ice GK, Fire GK
- Roberto Firmino (Al Ahli, 88) - Ice ST, Fire CM
- Gavi (Barcelona, 88) - Ice CM, Fire CM [SBC only]
- Ashley Lawrence (Chelsea, 88) - Ice RB, Fire LB
- Alexis Sanchez (Inter Milan, 88) - Ice CAM, Fire ST
- Antonio Rudiger (Real Madrid, 88) - Ice CDM, Fire CB
- Kingsley Coman (FC Bayern, 88) - Ice RW, Fire LW
- Joao Felix (Barcelona, 88) - Ice CF, Fire LW
- Fiyako Tomori (AC Milan, 88) - Ice CDM, Fire CB
- Morata (Atletico Madrid, 87) - Ice ST, Fire ST
- Camavinga (Real Madrid, 87) - Ice CDM, Fire LB
- Marco Asensio (Paris SG, 87) - Ice CAM, Fire RW
- Dayot Upamecano (FC Bayern, 87) - Ice CB, Fire RB
- Christian Gunter (Freiburg, 87) - Ice RB, Fire RB
- Richarlison (Tottenham, 87) - Ice ST, Fire LW
- Dani Olmo (RB Leipzig, 86) - Ice CAM, Fire CAM
- Cody Gakpo (Liverpool, 86) - Ice LW, Fire CF
- Leonardo Spinazzola (Roma, 85) - Ice LWB, Fire RW
- Armand Lauriente (Sassuolo, 85) - Ice LW, Fire CM
- Moussa Sissoko (Nantes, 85) - Ice CM, Fire RWB
