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Ultimate Arsenal vs. Liverpool battle: Who’s got the advantage in EA FC 25?

In EA FC 25, the two teams bring their real-world dynamics into the virtual arena, offering fans a thrilling comparison based on player ratings, formations, and tactical depth.

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Shubham Shekhar
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The clash between Arsenal and Liverpool has always been a highlight of English football, combining history, skill, and intensity. In EA FC 25, the two teams bring their real-world dynamics into the virtual arena, offering fans a thrilling comparison based on player ratings, formations, and tactical depth. But the question remains: which team holds the edge in EA FC 25?

Liverpool’s trio in Attack!

Starting with the attack, Liverpool’s trio—Diogo Jota, Luis Diaz, and Mohamed Salah—packs a punch. Jota comes in as a well-rounded striker with 82 in Shooting and 83 in Dribbling. Diaz, with an impressive 90 Pace and 87 Dribbling, operates on the left wing, and Salah on the right boasts 89 Pace, 87 Shooting, and 88 Dribbling.

Meanwhile, Arsenal fields Leandro Trossard and Kai Havertz up front. While both offer solid ratings—81 in Shooting for each and Dribbling ratings of 85 and 82, respectively—their numbers fall short of Liverpool’s high-powered front line. Liverpool’s attack looks poised to dominate, with their speed and shooting stats outshining Arsenal’s frontline.

Arsenal gets an edge in Midfield!

In the midfield, Arsenal appears stronger on paper, with an array of attributes that add creativity and control. Martin Odegaard leads the charge with 89 in both Passing and Dribbling, supported by Bukayo Saka’s excellent 88 Dribbling and Gabriel Martinelli’s notable 89 Pace. Defensive solidity is added by Declan Rice, who boasts 84 Defending and 85 Physicality.

Meanwhile, Liverpool’s midfield trio of Dominik Szoboszlai, Alexis Mac Allister, and Wataru Endo provides a balanced but somewhat subdued comparison. Szoboszlai’s 84 Passing, paired with Mac Allister’s 85 Passing, make Liverpool’s midfield solid but arguably less creative than Arsenal’s lineup.

Who’ll win the tactical setup?

Defensively, the two teams appear well-matched. Arsenal’s Gabriel and William Saliba present high defensive stats, with Gabriel showcasing 86 Defending and 82 Physicality, while Saliba’s 87 Defending and 83 Physicality make him a rock at the back. Liverpool, however, brings the presence of Virgil van Dijk, a standout defender with 89 Defending and 86 Physicality, complemented by Ibrahima Konate and the reliable Andrew Robertson.

In terms of tactical setup, Arsenal's 4-4-2 formation contrasts with Liverpool’s 4-2-1-3, which leans toward a more aggressive, attacking approach in EA FC 25. Finally, in goalkeeping, Liverpool has a clear advantage. Alisson’s overall rating of 89 gives him a significant edge over Arsenal’s David Raya, rated at 83, offering Liverpool stronger defensive security.

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