EA has been able to create 8.75 million animation frames after taking in 22 players over 90 minutes. Machine learning is activated. "Previously the moment an athlete is preparing to FUT 22 Coins take the next step like a shot, pass or dribble - we've chosen an animation from our database," Eaves explains. "But it doesn't know the context. All of this information trains the network and aids in blending animations."

But how could the strive to be realistic affect a game which, ultimately reduces 90 minutes of professional football into ten minutes or less of play? "It's a positive," says FIFA YouTuber and streamer Chris Wood, aka Chesnoid Gaming.

"The whole idea of sport video games is that they replicate what you see in real daily life. The game is brought to life. Instead of five-minute half-hours of a video game it is more like five-minute halves of a genuine football match."

It is expected that the tiny movements, feints, and dashes recorded in southern Spain will be used to determine how the best players around the world play in FIFA 22. Mo Salah is a prime example of this. His subtle movements when he is caught and accelerates to get the ball in his hands, and the precise movements he employs to pass past defenders and insert it into the goal.

Their movements were immortalized that night. They'll soon be experienced by more than 30 million gamers across the globe. That's why each side was so worried about it. Eaves recalls that one of the goalkeepers was facing an extremely hard shot, and the ball slipped past his fingers. He was devastated. The emotions were raw. It was hard to buy FIFA 22 Coins imagine that he did not like that particular animation in the game.