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Corners are a bit of a mixed bag. There is no definite way to score them and it is sometimes a bit of luck. However, there are certain factors that you can control to increase the likelihood that one of your targets will get a head on your cross and score.
Penalty kicks in FIFA 10 haven't changed much from FIFA 09, with really only one little tweak. Because fouls are so frequent in online play in all versions of FIFA, you ought to know how to both save and score penalties. There are three ways to score penalty kicks:
Free kicks are quite easy to score in FIFA 10, and much easier to practice with the new Practice Mode. It's easy to get the hang of close range free kicks, but ones from distance can be a bit tricky. Believe it or not, you'll only really need to know two methods of free kicks, but this article will also go more in-depth about other, less effective methods.
A feature that is new to the FIFA franchise in FIFA 10 is the ability to control the celebration of your player after he has scored. There are two types of celebration moves; running moves and finishing moves. Find out your favorite combinations and celebrate your great goals with a traditional punch the air or a more fancy salsa dance.
Note that the celebrations listed in red are unlockable through using your Virtual Pro. Basically, you need to perform every celebration listed below that is not in red in order to unlock the celebrations listed in red.
Below is a table of all the basic controls in FIFA 09. Although you will probably be familiar with the vast majority of these, it is a good idea to skim over this as you might learn something you didn't know before. Its the little things like knowing how to execute an early cross or initiate runs that make big differences in matches, so take a quick look!
