A TikTok video showing four recreated goals from the real life game between Newcastle and Manchester City has rightly gone viral.
The most popular sport in the world is also advertised by one of the most popular video games in the world, and positive reviews for EA Sports FC 24 saw it become the best-selling game over Christmas in the UK.
You can read our interview with pro Daniel ‘Stingray’ Ray for tips here, because if you want to play like the content creator who recreated four of the five goals from the recent Premier League fixture between Newcastle and Manchester City, you’ll need to be very good.
This EA Sports FC 24 content creator is so good at the game that fans think he should help make the next game trailer.
The video has 556,000 likes and has been watched over 5 million times on TikTok, with a comment from creator Ozilla_fc, saying, ‘Rate my recreated goals… took ages.’
The four recreated goals are Bernardo Silva’s opening heel flick goal, Anthony Gordon’s curler, Kevin De Bruyne’s long shot, and Oscar Bobb’s quick feet winner.
Not only that, the goals are scored in the same minute as in the actual game, and the comment sections on both TikTok and Twitter are filled with awe.
‘This video is actually insane. Good job, bro,’ said one commentator on Tiktok.
‘I prefer this to the actual highlights. Keep up the great work,’ said another.
Ozilla_fc is very popular within the football community, with 1.9 million followers on TikTok alone, and it’s easy to see why.
Their TikTok channel is full of compilations and recreations of goals from real life, including Real Madrid’s 4-1 win over Barcelona in the Super Cup this weekend.
Football fan or not, we recommend you checking out the video below, as there’s some serious skills on display.
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