In the goal replay scene, the camera is pointing in the wrong direction.

Do you have a video of this perfectioncat​ that we can pass on?

Darko

I didn't take a video because I didn't know when the phenomenon would occur.
In the previous bug, the camera was facing the opposite direction (the sky, etc.) from the decisive moment of the goal, but when it occurred this time, the screen was shifted about half way up from the decisive scene.
Therefore, it did not become a scene that needed to be replayed.
Why do you always ask if there are recorded images?
Does everyone usually record their game screens?
I don't think people normally record them when they don't know when something will happen.
Isn't it rather the development team that continuously records and verifies them?
In the past, if you played for six hours, I think it would happen about once. I think only debuggers would record and verify such a frequent phenomenon.

More importantly, I want you to fix this bug.
https://forums.ea.com/idea/fc-25-bug-reports-en/a-bug-that-previously-existed-has-reappeared-in-tu20-/12465478

Without a video to illustrate it perfectioncat​ we cannot pass it on to the team.

Testing here and I'm not seeing the same issue pop up. 

If seeing a bug or issue especially a visual one then having evidence we can share greatly helps.

Darko

I understand what you're saying.
In essence, you're saying that the debugging team should work on it until the phenomenon occurs.
However, from the user's perspective, even if the glitch occurs, it's a bug that can be canceled by pressing a button.
However, the bug that should be prioritized may be one that affects player evaluations.
The game you released in the past did not produce results based on actual data.  
It was producing results based on incorrect data.  
The same display bug occurred, and it cannot be fixed by pressing a button.  
This is connected to whether there are errors in the data that determines whether a player can win an award at the end of the season.  
Do you understand how much time users spend playing one season?

I recorded about 100 goals, but I couldn't reproduce the problem.
Here are a few things I remembered during the process.
1. POV did not occur, or I pressed the button to prevent it from occurring.
2. In the scene where the problem occurred, the screen froze when I took a shot. Then, the camera angle rotated.
At that moment, the camera rotated in a direction different from the direction it should have rotated.
I'm pretty sure that's how it happened.

I wonder if this phenomenon is more likely to occur at certain stadiums?
I don't remember which stadium it happened at last time.

I remembered something, so I will add some additional information.
The stadium where this phenomenon occurred had a high ceiling and no roof in the center of the stadium.
The upper part near the goal was high.  
I remember it being like this.  
However, I only remember the camera rotating toward the sky instead of framing the goal scene.  
Therefore, I think this phenomenon did not occur in stadiums with roofs covering the entire area or with low ceilings.  
However, there were also cases where the camera did not properly capture the moment of impact of the shot  
and instead captured it slightly off-center, so I don't think it's absolutely impossible for this to occur in stadiums with roofs.

EA_Darko​ 
I was able to reproduce the issue, so I have attached a video.

EA_Darko​ 
In the scene we recreated this time, it was not completely facing the sky, but there were times when it was completely facing the sky.