Scoring from the penalty spot isn’t just about hitting the ball—it’s about confidence, technique, and reading the goalkeeper.

As an aside, one player has taken penalties in World Cup shootouts with both feet: Andreas Brehme, who scored with his left against Mexico in 1986, and with his right against England four years later.

To score penalties, the only thing you have to do is time your shots and aim them precisely. Try to make the timing as perfect as possible by keeping the green circle as close to the ball as possible.

To take penalty kicks, you now have to choose direction and power, with how long you press shoot having a precise impact on where the kick is placed. You can now also use the left stick to move ...

Penalty kicks should be an almost guaranteed way to score in FIFA 21, but they remain as tricky as ever and need time to perfect Penalties updated in FIFA 20, making them harder to score than ever.

Penalties updated in FIFA 20, making them harder to score than ever. The same penalty system has been carried over into FIFA 21, meaning that players who mastered the process last year can be ...