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Time of India
3 days ago
- Sport
- Time of India
EA FC 25 Lauren James Flashback SBC tasks, solutions, and more
Image via EA Besides the new Kevin De Bruyne SBC, EA has also introduced the Lauren James Flashback SBC in EA FC 25. You can complete it to get your hands on a solid 95-rated striker, helping you to light up your attack in the Ultimate Team. For the purpose of obtaining the player, you will have to complete a total of four tasks, each one requiring you to build a team with certain prerequisites. They are quite simple, and you will have to spend approximately 200 thousand coins to complete the same. If you are interested in learning more, here are all the known details about the new EA FC 25 Lauren James Flashback SBC. EA FC 25 Lauren James Flashback SBC tasks The following are the four different tasks that you will have to complete as part of the newly commenced Lauren James Flashback SBC EA FC 25 in EA FC 25: Task 1 – England Min. team rating: 86. No. of players from England in the squad: Min. 1 Reward: 1x Small Electrum Players Pack Task 2 – Barclays WSL Min. team rating: 87. No. of players from Barclays WSL in the squad: 1 Reward: 1x Jumbo Gold Pack Task 3 – Top Form Min. team rating: 88. No. of players from TOTS/TOTW in the squad: Min. 1 Reward: 1x Premium Electrum Players Pack Task 4 – 89-Rated Squad Min. team rating: 87. No. of players in the squad: 11 Reward: 1x Jumbo Premium Gold Pack Once you are done with all of these challenges, you will receive the Lauren James card in EA FC 25, and you may then employ her in the striker position. Alternatively, you can use her as a right midfielder, right winger, or attacking midfielder. EA FC 25 Lauren James Flashback SBC cheapest solutions Listed below are the players that will prove to be the cheapest solutions for completing the EA FC 25 Lauren James Flashback SBC: Task 1 – England Trippier 83 Mane 84 Bernardo Silva 88 Popp 87 Renard 88 Reiten 88 Giacinti 82 Romero 84 Hakimi 84 Cuthbert 83 Catarina Macario 84 Task 2 – Barclays WSL Bruno Fernandes 87 Bernardo Silva 88 Popp 87 Renard 88 Giacinti 82 Lavelle 87 Swanson 87 Janssen 84 Rice 87 Pajor 87 Stanway 84 Task 3 – Top Form Koulibaly 84 Grealish 84 Trossard 83 Hakimi 84 Haaland 91 Dani Olmo 84 Ruben Dias 88 Aitana Bonmati 91 Vlahovic 84 Alba Redondo 84 Daniel Podence 93 Task 4 – 89-Rated Squad Iago Aspas 84 Mane 84 Rodri 91 White 84 Janssen 84 Haaland 91 Chiesa 84 Hasegawa 84 Prasnikar 94 Grealish 84 Montiel 94 If there are other useless players in your Ultimate Team, you may also use them.
Yahoo
26-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Departing Aston Villa defender Corsie to retire
Departing Aston Villa defender Rachel Corsie will retire from playing professional football this summer. The player publically announced her decision earlier this morning. The 35-year-old centre-back has enjoyed a senior playing career that has spanned for almost two decades. Advertisement Corsie started out with Aberdeen back in 2006 before going on to feature for Glasgow City, Notts County, Seattle Reign, Utah Royals, Canberra United, Birmingham City, Kansas City Current and latest club Aston Villa. The defender has spent the last four seasons with Aston Villa and she has made 44 appearances for the club in the Barclays Women's Super League. Corsie has also held the captain's armband in her time at Villa Park. Corsie has struggled with a knee injury in recent times and her game time has been severely restricted. On the international stage, Corsie has made 154 appearances for the Scottish national team in which she has scored 20 goals. Corsie has played a major role in the development of her national team during her 16-year international career. With Corsie out of contract at Aston Villa this summer, the club recently confirmed her departure. The player has now revealed that she will hang up her boots after featuring for Scotland in their upcoming UEFA Women's Nations League double-header against Austria and The Netherlands.
North Wales Chronicle
23-05-2025
- Sport
- North Wales Chronicle
5 talking points ahead of Arsenal's Champions League final clash with Barcelona
Here, the PA news agency looks at some talking points going into the clash at Estadio Jose Avalade. On this day in 2007, we became European champions 🏆 One goal from Alex Scott was the difference across two legs against Umeå 🔥 We remain the only team in the land to lift the trophy. — Arsenal Women (@ArsenalWFC) April 29, 2025 Arsenal are making their second appearance in the final, 18 years on from winning the competition when it was known as the UEFA's Women's Cup. As part of a quadruple in 2007, Vic Akers' Gunners defeated Swedish outfit Umea 1-0 over two legs, Alex Scott scoring the only goal late in the first. It remains the only time an English side have been winners – the only other time one has reached the final was when Chelsea did so in 2021, suffering a 4-0 loss to Barcelona. Arsenal have made it back to the final as part of an impressive turnaround this season under Renee Slegers, who took charge – initially on an interim basis and then permanently – after boss Jonas Eidevall resigned in October. Eidevall had overseen a 5-2 loss at Bayern Munich in first of the team's Group C matches. They would finish them with a 3-2 come-from-behind victory over the Germans and top of the pool, and subsequently produced second-leg fightbacks to get past Real Madrid in the quarter-finals and Lyon in the semis, the latter a stunning 4-1 win in France. Introducing your 2024-25 #BarclaysWSL@BarclaysFooty Player of the Season winner… @ArsenalWFC's Mariona Caldentey 🏆 — Barclays Women's Super League (@BarclaysWSL) May 11, 2025 Saturday's contest is set to see a star of Arsenal's season go up against their old club in Mariona Caldentey. The Spain international, recently named the Women's Super League 2024-25 player of the year and scorer of seven goals in the European campaign, joined last summer after 10 years with Barca, during which time she won a multitude of trophies including three Champions League titles. Arsenal also have former Barca defender Laia Codina in their ranks. 🇪🇸 Barcelona advance to the #UWCLfinal for the fifth time in a row 😎#UWCL || @FCBfemeni — UEFA Women's Champions League (@UWCL) April 27, 2025 Barca, whose squad features the likes of double Ballon d'Or winners Aitana Bonmati and Alexia Putellas, are heading into their sixth final and fifth in a row, having won the last two to add to their maiden success in 2021. When the sides met in the 2021-22 group stage, the Catalans won 4-1 and 4-0. This season Pere Romeu's side opened their Champions League campaign with a 2-0 loss at Manchester City, but they have been in ruthless form since, thrashing Wolfsburg 10-2 and Chelsea 8-2 on aggregate in the last eight and semi-finals respectively. When Arsenal triumphed against Umea in 2007, Slegers was a teenager coming towards the end of a brief spell with the club's academy, while her current assistant Kelly Smith was a prolific Gunners forward. Smith, who scored 125 goals in 144 appearances across three spells as an Arsenal player, was key in the quadruple and netted twice in the European semi-final against Brondby – but had to sit out the final due to suspension.
South Wales Guardian
23-05-2025
- Sport
- South Wales Guardian
5 talking points ahead of Arsenal's Champions League final clash with Barcelona
Here, the PA news agency looks at some talking points going into the clash at Estadio Jose Avalade. On this day in 2007, we became European champions 🏆 One goal from Alex Scott was the difference across two legs against Umeå 🔥 We remain the only team in the land to lift the trophy. — Arsenal Women (@ArsenalWFC) April 29, 2025 Arsenal are making their second appearance in the final, 18 years on from winning the competition when it was known as the UEFA's Women's Cup. As part of a quadruple in 2007, Vic Akers' Gunners defeated Swedish outfit Umea 1-0 over two legs, Alex Scott scoring the only goal late in the first. It remains the only time an English side have been winners – the only other time one has reached the final was when Chelsea did so in 2021, suffering a 4-0 loss to Barcelona. Arsenal have made it back to the final as part of an impressive turnaround this season under Renee Slegers, who took charge – initially on an interim basis and then permanently – after boss Jonas Eidevall resigned in October. Eidevall had overseen a 5-2 loss at Bayern Munich in first of the team's Group C matches. They would finish them with a 3-2 come-from-behind victory over the Germans and top of the pool, and subsequently produced second-leg fightbacks to get past Real Madrid in the quarter-finals and Lyon in the semis, the latter a stunning 4-1 win in France. Introducing your 2024-25 #BarclaysWSL@BarclaysFooty Player of the Season winner… @ArsenalWFC's Mariona Caldentey 🏆 — Barclays Women's Super League (@BarclaysWSL) May 11, 2025 Saturday's contest is set to see a star of Arsenal's season go up against their old club in Mariona Caldentey. The Spain international, recently named the Women's Super League 2024-25 player of the year and scorer of seven goals in the European campaign, joined last summer after 10 years with Barca, during which time she won a multitude of trophies including three Champions League titles. Arsenal also have former Barca defender Laia Codina in their ranks. 🇪🇸 Barcelona advance to the #UWCLfinal for the fifth time in a row 😎#UWCL || @FCBfemeni — UEFA Women's Champions League (@UWCL) April 27, 2025 Barca, whose squad features the likes of double Ballon d'Or winners Aitana Bonmati and Alexia Putellas, are heading into their sixth final and fifth in a row, having won the last two to add to their maiden success in 2021. When the sides met in the 2021-22 group stage, the Catalans won 4-1 and 4-0. This season Pere Romeu's side opened their Champions League campaign with a 2-0 loss at Manchester City, but they have been in ruthless form since, thrashing Wolfsburg 10-2 and Chelsea 8-2 on aggregate in the last eight and semi-finals respectively. When Arsenal triumphed against Umea in 2007, Slegers was a teenager coming towards the end of a brief spell with the club's academy, while her current assistant Kelly Smith was a prolific Gunners forward. Smith, who scored 125 goals in 144 appearances across three spells as an Arsenal player, was key in the quadruple and netted twice in the European semi-final against Brondby – but had to sit out the final due to suspension.
Leader Live
23-05-2025
- Sport
- Leader Live
5 talking points ahead of Arsenal's Champions League final clash with Barcelona
Here, the PA news agency looks at some talking points going into the clash at Estadio Jose Avalade. On this day in 2007, we became European champions 🏆 One goal from Alex Scott was the difference across two legs against Umeå 🔥 We remain the only team in the land to lift the trophy. — Arsenal Women (@ArsenalWFC) April 29, 2025 Arsenal are making their second appearance in the final, 18 years on from winning the competition when it was known as the UEFA's Women's Cup. As part of a quadruple in 2007, Vic Akers' Gunners defeated Swedish outfit Umea 1-0 over two legs, Alex Scott scoring the only goal late in the first. It remains the only time an English side have been winners – the only other time one has reached the final was when Chelsea did so in 2021, suffering a 4-0 loss to Barcelona. Arsenal have made it back to the final as part of an impressive turnaround this season under Renee Slegers, who took charge – initially on an interim basis and then permanently – after boss Jonas Eidevall resigned in October. Eidevall had overseen a 5-2 loss at Bayern Munich in first of the team's Group C matches. They would finish them with a 3-2 come-from-behind victory over the Germans and top of the pool, and subsequently produced second-leg fightbacks to get past Real Madrid in the quarter-finals and Lyon in the semis, the latter a stunning 4-1 win in France. Introducing your 2024-25 #BarclaysWSL@BarclaysFooty Player of the Season winner… @ArsenalWFC's Mariona Caldentey 🏆 — Barclays Women's Super League (@BarclaysWSL) May 11, 2025 Saturday's contest is set to see a star of Arsenal's season go up against their old club in Mariona Caldentey. The Spain international, recently named the Women's Super League 2024-25 player of the year and scorer of seven goals in the European campaign, joined last summer after 10 years with Barca, during which time she won a multitude of trophies including three Champions League titles. Arsenal also have former Barca defender Laia Codina in their ranks. 🇪🇸 Barcelona advance to the #UWCLfinal for the fifth time in a row 😎#UWCL || @FCBfemeni — UEFA Women's Champions League (@UWCL) April 27, 2025 Barca, whose squad features the likes of double Ballon d'Or winners Aitana Bonmati and Alexia Putellas, are heading into their sixth final and fifth in a row, having won the last two to add to their maiden success in 2021. When the sides met in the 2021-22 group stage, the Catalans won 4-1 and 4-0. This season Pere Romeu's side opened their Champions League campaign with a 2-0 loss at Manchester City, but they have been in ruthless form since, thrashing Wolfsburg 10-2 and Chelsea 8-2 on aggregate in the last eight and semi-finals respectively. When Arsenal triumphed against Umea in 2007, Slegers was a teenager coming towards the end of a brief spell with the club's academy, while her current assistant Kelly Smith was a prolific Gunners forward. Smith, who scored 125 goals in 144 appearances across three spells as an Arsenal player, was key in the quadruple and netted twice in the European semi-final against Brondby – but had to sit out the final due to suspension.
