FIFA 21 goes into Early Access this Friday, and that means you can be on the pitch in a matter of hours.
As with every title, subtle changes will mean the game plays differently to FIFA 21.
One of the game's most underrated dribbling moves, the fake shot is more than just a decoy.
Here's how to do it.
FIFA 21: How To Do A Fake Shot
Unlike most dribble moves, this isn't mapped to the shoulder buttons and right stick.
Instead, it requires charging your shot, before cancelling it.
It's not just handy in the box, though, and can help create space anywhere on the pitch.
Pair it with a powerhouse of a player, and you may be able to hold an opponent off while turning to open up a killer pass.
While it's easy to do, control-wise at least, it's something that takes practice to master.
You'll want to either hold cross (Square on PlayStation, X on Xbox) or shoot (Circle on PlayStation, B on Xbox) and then tap A while pulling the direction you want to turn to.
It's a great way to throw a defender off, and if you time it when they're slide tackling, you can often win a penalty or a free-kick by protecting the ball with your body.
For more on FIFA 21, be sure to check out our guide on how to level up your season pass more quickly here.
We've also got an explainer of the "Unassigned Glitch" from FIFA 20, which may just work in FIFA 21, too.
Find it here.