FIFA 19: The Best Chemistry Styles Explained

Forwards

The chemistry styles will allow you to add even more pace to players like Neymar

Wingers

Aside from goalkeepers, this is the simplest chemistry decision. FIFA games often turn into a game of wingers sprinting down the line and crossing the ball, so you want to make sure you max out these stats. Apply the 'Hunter' card to already fast wide players, as it will give them an extra boost while also significantly increasing their end product when they get into shooting positions.

Most wingers are small with low strength stats so it is pointless using the 'Hawk' stat. Even with the added physicality, your player will still be easily outmuscled by defenders who normally have very high strength stats.

If you happen to be one of the few players who do not enjoy sprinting down the line, try the 'Sniper' chemistry card. This will give you more control over dribbling in crowded places and it will also vastly improve your wingers end-product when you take up shooting positions.

Strikers

For big tall target men like Edison Cavani and Olivier Giroud, use the 'Finisher' chemistry style. This will improve both physicality and shooting stats, making these big strikers even tougher to handle for defenders. If you play with direct and quick strikers then the 'Hunter' style is going to be the most useful. This will turn your striker into a prolific goal-scoring machine as it will increase both sprint speed and finishing.

All Attacking Chemistry Styles

Deadeye - Shooting, Passing

Finisher - Shooting, Physical

Hawk - Pace, Shooting, Physical

Hunter - Pace, Shooting

Marksman - Shooting, Dribbling, Physical

Sniper - Shooting, Dribbling