Homecoming 2.0 - 2026 onwards...
This Career Mode Story is following events after what happened in this story: Homecoming - FC25 CM Story 2024 to 2026 - Answer HQ
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You'll struggle with Chelsea, Betis, possibly Club Brugge - but the other five you can take on with fair chance. If you beat PAOK 7:2 on aggregate, than teams as FCSB, Malmö and Charleroi ought to be nine guaranteed points, Dynamo Kyiv and Young Boys are equal to your level, so those two plus Brugge are depending on your form of the day. I don't know which ones are at home or away (that does have a bit of influence), but you'll make top 24 for sure; if there's a positive result against Brugge, you could dream even bigger.
@Danimal5981 wrote:You'll struggle with Chelsea, Betis, possibly Club Brugge - but the other five you can take on with fair chance. If you beat PAOK 7:2 on aggregate, than teams as FCSB, Malmö and Charleroi ought to be nine guaranteed points, Dynamo Kyiv and Young Boys are equal to your level, so those two plus Brugge are depending on your form of the day. I don't know which ones are at home or away (that does have a bit of influence), but you'll make top 24 for sure; if there's a positive result against Brugge, you could dream even bigger.
First three are away from home. Then home vs FCSB, away vs Betis, last three at home. Placed the team logos in the top of the pic for the home games and in the bottom for away.
I agree that Chelsea, Betis and Brugge will be the toughest challenges, the two latter being away from home. I'm not sure any of the other are guaranteed points, and the 7-2 win vs PAOK was also heavily influenced by an early red card in the second leg. But I do think I have the quality to make it to the top 24. If one could win 4 points from the first two games, that would be a good start.
@Danimal5981 wrote:FCSB, Malmö and Charleroi ought to be nine guaranteed points, Dynamo Kyiv and Young Boys are equal to your level, so those two plus Brugge are depending on your form of the day.
On route to the Top 8, I said before and I'll say it again...
Narrowing the gap at the top but F C K is also playing catch up. The end of the season might be like the last where three or four teams have it coming down to the end. It seems like you are scoring more this season, maybe it was just because of the 8-0 and then multiple 3-0 wins but the goals keep coming in the league. It would be fun to see this side going up against one of the "big" European sides in the knockouts.
@LABoog4 wrote:Narrowing the gap at the top but F C K is also playing catch up. The end of the season might be like the last where three or four teams have it coming down to the end. It seems like you are scoring more this season, maybe it was just because of the 8-0 and then multiple 3-0 wins but the goals keep coming in the league. It would be fun to see this side going up against one of the "big" European sides in the knockouts.
Yes, I'm definitely scoring more this season. Ironically the next game is goalless, but then I've also come out of a streak of playing FC København, FC Midtjylland, AGF and Brøndby - with two wins and two draws and an 8-2 scoreline all together. I think this season could be it for Viborg FF.
