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With the launch of Season 2 on October 22, you'll need to dive into new promos, such as Ultimate Scream, while also making time to progress through your Season Pass rewards.

The point system used to track this progress resets at the start of every new FUT 27 season. So, how can you quickly climb the ranks of Season 2 Season Pass from scratch? Here are some efficient tips based on the available content.

Weekly, Daily, and Season Objectives

First, it's important to note that Season 2 Season Pass comes in two tiers: Premium and Standard (the latter is unlocked for free by default). Each pass features 30 levels (rewards) to unlock, with each level typically requiring around 1,000 Season Points (SP).

You can earn SP by engaging with standard FIFA 27 content, starting with Weekly Objectives.

The tasks within this system follow a consistent format. While the individual rewards are modest, offering a maximum of 50 SP per task, they are very straightforward to complete, such as playing a certain number of matches or scoring goals with specific players.

Notably, some Weekly Objectives may require you to make transactions on the transfer market. You could buy FC 27 coins online beforehand and use this as an opportunity to acquire players you've had your eye on, killing two birds with one stone!

Additionally, Daily Objectives are refreshed every day at 8:00 AM (UK time). While these tend to be less demanding and offer smaller rewards, you shouldn't pass up any chance to earn extra SP if you're looking to progress quickly.

Season Objectives follow the same general rules as Weekly Objectives. The key to completing them is to stay active across the game's core modes: Ultimate Team, Career Mode, and The Grounds.

Player Objectives

The value of this category lies in helping you earn specific FUT 27 player cards as rewards, while also providing a boost to your SP total. After selecting the player you wish to develop (ideally an Icon player), add them to a team.

Adjust the match settings, such as shortening the half duration or applying other custom configurations, to increase the pace of the game. Most importantly, ensure the difficulty is set to Beginner.

In Player Career mode, strive to maintain your spot in the starting lineup. Simply playing in matches is usually enough to keep your position secure; if you notice your standing in the starting XI slipping, you can improve it through pre-match training sessions.

Once you have completed all the required challenges for your player, you can request to be substituted off. When the system asks if you would like to simulate the remainder of the match, select Yes.

Repeat this process until you have filled the progress bar for your Player Objectives, which will earn you 750 SP.

Manager Objectives and Live

Manager Objectives are straightforward, though they can only be completed once. If you haven't tackled them yet, prioritize simpler tasks such as Transfer Savvy, Top at Christmas, or Experience Wins.

You can even set the difficulty to Beginner and let the game run (AFK) to complete these tasks, while simultaneously making progress toward objectives related to the number of matches managed.

Alternatively, you could pursue objectives like achieving promotions, though these require more time. It is best to focus on tasks labeled as short-term or mid-term, as they align better with the typical two-month duration of a season.

Manager Objectives are refreshed periodically. If you have completed all available tasks, but the list has not yet updated, check the live objectives section instead.

Ultimate Team

In Ultimate Team, you can earn SP by playing matches across various game modes. You unlock rewards upon reaching Level 3, which requires a total of 500 SP. Fortunately, it is possible to earn up to 850 SP per day through regular play.

The amount of SP awarded varies by mode. Certain Live Events offer 60-70 SP per match; Rivals typically provides 70 SP; and Champions can grant up to 100 SP per match.

If you want to save effort, you can choose Kickoff mode or Squad Battles, set the difficulty to Beginner, and simply let the game run on its own. This allows you to earn FIFA 27 Season 2 SP while you attend to other tasks.

SP daily farming route

To progress through Season 2 Pass more quickly using the methods mentioned above, make it a habit to check your Daily, Weekly, Seasonal, and Limited-Time objectives as soon as you log into FUT 27. Prioritize tasks that offer higher SP rewards or are simple to complete.

Next, focus on completing player-specific objectives, which can be finished quickly on Beginner difficulty with shorter match durations, and track your progress after each game.

For Manager Live, prioritize short-term challenges, transfer-related objectives, and easily achievable league-ranking goals; you can also use the match simulation feature to improve efficiency.

Regarding SP earned through Ultimate Team, plan your gameplay around the daily caps to ensure you collect as much SP as possible.

Finally, don't forget to visit Season Pass page to check your accumulated SP, unlocked tiers, and available rewards. If you encounter any bugs, be sure to report them promptly.

Additionally, new player cards introduced through events during Season 2 can help you complete specific SP-related objectives or challenges. Plan your time wisely to maximize your rewards.

That covers everything for this guide. With Season 2 just getting underway, start working toward unlocking the entire Season Pass today!

FC 27's FUT Gallery is more than just a system for recording player collections; it's also closely related to Gallery Level progression, Gallery Token acquisition, and set rewards.

The news that MLS, NWSL, and Saudi League will be added as new Gallery Sets elevates the strategic value of the First Owner tag to unprecedented levels. For players preparing for the new set, now is the last window of opportunity to secure these new club and league sets at a low cost.

First Owner Bonuses Improve Gallery Rating

The final level of a Gallery Set is determined by both the base rating and tag bonuses. According to community data, First Owner is a crucial tag affecting ratings:

• A set containing 5–9 First Owner cards receives a +150% bonus
• 10-19 cards receive a +300% bonus
• 20 or more cards receive a +500% bonus

In comparison, Bronze tag provides a maximum bonus of +80%, and TOTW tag provides +15%.

Therefore, even if First Owner cards have a lower rating, they can significantly improve the overall set's final score, helping players achieve higher ranks and more tokens.

Different Preparation Paths for MLS, NWSL, and Saudi Leagues

The card pool structures for the three new leagues coming to FIFA 27's FUT Gallery are different, directly impacting the focus of preparation strategies. Understanding the card distribution in each league beforehand helps control preparation costs and more effectively utilize First Owner tag bonus.

MLS and Saudi League: Prioritize First Owner Cards

The number of gold cards in MLS and Saudi League is relatively limited, with many clubs primarily composed of silver and bronze cards. This is especially true in Saudi League, where some teams only have one or two high-rated cards available.

Under this card pool structure, attempting to artificially inflate the base grade using high-rated cards acquired through the market is extremely costly.

In contrast, acquiring First Owner cards for MLS and Saudi League teams in advance through low-level packs and other rewards, and then supplementing with a small number of key gold cards based on actual rating needs, is a more flexible preparation strategy.

Low-rated cards can be used to accumulate tag bonuses, while high-rated cards are responsible for improving the base rating. Combining the two helps balance cost and rating performance.

NWSL: Boost Base Rating with High-Rated Players

NWSL card pool presents a different picture. According to official data, the highest-rated NWSL players in FUT 27 are Temwa Chawinga (89 LM), Barbra Banda (88 ST), and Sophia Wilson (88 ST).

These three players have base ratings significantly higher than most gold cards in MLS and Saudi League, thus their impact on base ratings is very direct in NWSL club sets.

However, the limited number of NWSL clubs and narrow player pool naturally leads to a shortage of high-rated cards. If future Gallery Set rating thresholds for NWSL clubs are not extreme, then relying on First Owner silver and bronze cards to provide tag bonuses, and adding one or two regular gold cards of Chawinga, Banda, or Wilson, could potentially achieve B or even A ratings at a relatively low cost.

As for high-priced TOTW or Holographic cards, there's no need to rush to acquire them. Before the official set requirements and score thresholds are announced, prioritizing the accumulation of low-cost first owner cards, while reserving room for future adjustments, is a more prudent strategy.

Bronze and Silver Packs: Accumulate Low-Cost First Owner Cards Before New Sets Arrive

With the gallery sets for the three leagues yet to have their rating requirements officially announced, the safest preparatory method remains opening bronze and silver packs.

Bronze packs have extremely low costs. Even if all bronze cards from a single pack are sold quickly, FC 27 coins recovered are enough to cover a significant portion of the cost. Furthermore, if even one bronze card from MLS, NWSL, or Saudi Arabian league appears, it automatically enters the gallery record, becoming a free filler card with a first owner bonus in future sets.

Silver packs are valuable on two levels: firstly, silver cards often provide a higher base contribution than bronze cards in club sets for new leagues; secondly, duplicate low-value silver cards obtained from silver packs can be used to upgrade silver SBCs, continuing to generate more usable first owner silver cards.

It's important to note that silver and bronze cards for these three leagues have already seen a significant price increase in the market. Some silver cards stabilized in the 800-850 coins range after the leaked information spread, making it unsuitable to continue buying cards in large quantities with an investment mindset and waiting for appreciation.

A more sensible approach is to treat First Owner cards from bronze and silver packs as direct materials for Gallery progression, rather than as investment tools. First, register the cards in your Gallery record by opening packs, then decide which cards to keep in your club and which to release back to the market to recycle coins based on the actual slot demand after the set is released.

In conclusion, with the upcoming addition of MLS, NWSL, and Saudi League to FC 27 Gallery Sets, players should prioritize accumulating First Owner cards at a low cost and reserve enough coins for future needs.

Before the specific rating thresholds are announced, instead of blindly chasing price increases or hoarding high-priced players, it's better to use bronze and silver packs to complete your collection in advance, and then adjust your strategy according to the official rules. Reasonable cost control and maintaining flexibility are key to more effectively achieving higher ratings and more tokens.