How to Complete the Ultimate TOTS Finale Objective in FC 26
By Alfie Carrington••1 min read
The Ultimate Team season is reaching its peak, and EA has released the Ultimate TOTS Finale Objective. This is a must-complete challenge for anyone looking to bolster their squad with elite Brazilian presence and high-value fodder packs for the endgame.
Ultimate TOTS Finale Rewards Analysis
The headline reward is undoubtedly the End of an Era Dante. Celebrating a stellar career at clubs like Bayern Munich and Nice, this card offers incredible defensive awareness. Alongside the veteran, you will earn two Ultimate TOTS Player Packs and multiple 10x 86+ Rare Gold Players Packs which are perfect for completing high-tier SBCs.
Play 10
Play 10 matches in Ultimate TOTS Finale Tournament.
Score in 6
Score at least 1 goal using finesse shots in 6 separate matches with a TOTS Player Item in Ultimate TOTS Finale Tournament.
Assist in 6
Assist at least 1 goal using through passes in 6 separate matches with a TOTS Player Item in Ultimate TOTS Finale Tournament.
Score 20
Score 20 goals in the Ultimate TOTS Finale Tournament.
Win Quarter-Finals
Win the Quarter-Finals of the Ultimate TOTS Finale Tournament.
Win Semi-Finals
Win the Semi-Finals of the Ultimate TOTS Finale Tournament.
Win Tournament
Win the Ultimate TOTS Finale Tournament.
Tips for Completing the Challenges Fast
- Focus on the tournament wins early to ensure you hit the semi-final and final requirements.
- Combine the Assist and Score 20 objectives by using a two-striker formation to easily trade goals.
- If you are short on time, use high-rated TOTS players to make the Score in 6 requirement effortless.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Who is the main player reward?
- The main player reward is the End of an Era Dante, celebrating his retirement from professional football with a highly-boosted card.
- Is the Ultimate TOTS Finale Objective worth the grind?
- Absolutely. With multiple 85+ and 86+ packs plus two guaranteed Ultimate TOTS players, the value for your time is unmatched.
