Mano a mano · EA SPORTS FC™ 27 Clubs
Mano a mano · EA SPORTS FC™ 27 Clubs
Compare puts two EA SPORTS FC 27 Clubs (formerly Pro Clubs) teams, or two players, side by side on one screen: goals, assists, ratings, per-90 numbers, percentile ranks and radar charts. It is built for the questions a single profile cannot answer: who is really the better finisher, and is that club we keep drawing actually stronger than us?
Two clubs: skill rating, overall record and goals from the Clubs Overview, side by side, plus the per-90 and percentile view of their output. Two players: goals, assists, average rating, MVPs, matches, per-90 numbers and percentile ranks, drawn as a radar so the shape of each player is visible at a glance. Players do not need to be in the same club.
From a club page you can also compare up to four members of that club with the same radar, goals, assists, rating, per-90 and consistency view, which is the quickest way to settle who should take the striker slot.
Sample size first. Every number is shown with the matches it is based on, and a 9.1 average over four matches is not better than an 8.2 over two hundred. Per-90 numbers normalise playing time, so a substitute and a regular starter can be compared on output per match rather than on totals. Percentile ranks place each value against all tracked players, so a 95 means the top five percent of the pool for that stat.
Radar charts show shape, not size: a wide chart is a rounded contributor, a spiky one is a specialist. Neither is better by itself; it depends on what your club needs. Remember that the data is refreshed on a schedule, roughly every 30 minutes for club info and every 6 hours for members and matches, so a comparison made right after a session may lag a few hours.
Yes. The compare tool takes any two tracked players regardless of club, and any two tracked clubs. The club page has its own comparison that takes up to four members of the same club, useful for settling positions inside your squad.
A stat divided by the minutes actually played and scaled to one full match of 90 minutes. It removes playing time from the comparison, so a player with 20 appearances and one with 300 are judged on what they produce per match rather than on totals. Over very few matches it is still noisy, so check the sample size shown next to it.
The share of tracked players a value beats in the same stat. A percentile of 90 for assists means the player has more assists per 90 than 90 percent of the pool. Percentiles let you compare stats measured on different scales, such as goals and average rating, on one radar chart.
Because the data behind it moves. Club info and overall stats are refreshed about every 30 minutes and members and matches about every 6 hours, and percentiles shift as the whole pool plays more. A comparison is a snapshot of the season so far, not a fixed result.