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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Holm is a great find. Good potential, real face, fits the bill, well scouted!
Season is going as planned: top 4 are heading towards championship round; a matter of time before København and Nordsjælland catch up (I think).
@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.
@thomashunter2199 wrote:Chelsea being in the competition really reduces every clubs chance of winning it. With the players, history and money. Looks like an early start with wins the the league stage will be key.
like the look of the new signings especially arp.
Yes, away games at Brugge and Betis will be difficult, whilst I shouldn't expect anything from hosting Chelsea either. So let's hope for a good start in Malmö and Kyiv.
@LABoog4 wrote:3 goals a 2 assists in one game, that is the game of a lifetime for Thomas. The Europa League fixtures have a nice mix of teams you should beat based on their history and teams that will be challenging but give fans a fun day away.
Without seeing/remembering everyone that is in Europa. I think Chelsea would have to be one of the favorites to win it all.
Yes, 3 goals 2 assists, a "full house" if one plays poker. He didn't really perform last season, so I only kept him as a backup to my narrator from the academy because first choice right winger Serginho was sold.
But he's kind of turned his form around and the right wing is his position to lose at the moment.
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.
Chelsea being in the competition really reduces every clubs chance of winning it. With the players, history and money. Looks like an early start with wins the the league stage will be key.
like the look of the new signings especially arp.
3 goals a 2 assists in one game, that is the game of a lifetime for Thomas. The Europa League fixtures have a nice mix of teams you should beat based on their history and teams that will be challenging but give fans a fun day away.
Without seeing/remembering everyone that is in Europa. I think Chelsea would have to be one of the favorites to win it all.
