Fan discovers massive EA FC 25 glitch that's completely broken the game and can make you unbeatable

A streamer claims to have found a bizarre game-breaking glitch on EA Sports FC 25.

The new game was released worldwide on 27 September and has seen millions of players get stuck into multiple game modes.

Quite quickly, players found a new skill which was making opponents break their controllers.

But there's also a new apparent loophole being exploited and it too is causing carnage on EA FC 25.

EA FC content creator @Makatore took to X to create a video revealing he had stumbled across a glitch in the game.

In holding down R1, he was able to bypass the invisible barrier and run forward to thwart his opponents when they were taking free-kicks, corners and goal kicks.

With footage to back up his claims, Makatore also stole the ball from an opposition kick-off and denied a short corner routine in Division 1 rivals.

I just found a game breaking FC 25 block glitch #fc25 pic.twitter.com/iMan2bLpvA

— Zach (@Makatore) September 30, 2024

He stated that the game is "cooked" as he pulled no punches.

"I have found a way to directly block free-kicks, corners and goal kicks," Makartore said.

"This game is cooked. You can also directly steal the ball from your opponents' kick-off because why wouldn't you be able to? That's legal, right?

"So normally in this game when your opponent is taking a corner there's this invisible corner that you can't cross but then if you start running and hold down R1 right before they cross it, you can go anywhere.

"Normally on a goal kick there's that invisible barrier at the top of the box but if I start running once again on the path towards the ball and then hold down R1, I could block a goal kick.

"It works with free-kicks as well. One thing to note is that when you start holding down R1 you can't change your player's direction anymore so you might miss, so there's a little skill gap to it."

Makatore did receive some responses criticising his decision to put the glitch out there.

Though he has said he put it online in a bid to ensure it was fixed by EA in a new patch.