Barclays Premier League Squad Guide for FIFA 14 Ultimate Team

 
 

For all those players that plan a FUT 14 team based on the Barclays Premier League, or that plan on building one, we’ve conducted an extensive analysis on the best players.

Here is our guide of the main English league for FIFA 14 Ultimate Team.

 
 
 
 

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Introduction to the FUT 14 Barclays Premier League Guide

 

Building a team is the biggest challenge in FIFA 14 Ultimate Team. It doesn’t need to be the best team, even because the budget may not allow it, but it needs to be the player’s stature for him to obtain success.

When choosing which players to play with, you will have to look carefully at their attributes. Choosing a team based on ratings is one of the most common mistakes on FUT 14. It’s precisely this aspect that this guide focuses on. For each position, and focusing on the truly important attributes, we’ll show who are the best athletes to choose.

It’s also important that the player checks to see if the player he chooses fits the formations he likes to play in. For example, a good full back will be useless if the player only uses formations with three defenders. According to those formations, the player must be cautious to look at the work rates, trying to relate them with the ones we advise in our Formations Guide.

Last but not least, it’s mandatory that you tune all of your team so that the individual and team chemistry be as high possible. For this last step to be easier, the majority of the players start to define the type of team they’re building. Some choose gathering players of the same nationality, while others decide to form a team of players from the same league. The most popular leagues are the Brazilians and the Barclays Premier League. There are also more experienced players that can form hybrid teams without damaging the chemistry a lot.

All of these steps are necessary to have; it could be that the team is not always well built as it could’ve been. This article aims to help those that think or want to form a FIFA 14 Ultimate Team based on players from the Barclays Premier League. Even the ones have one, could take out some valuable conclusion from this guide that could help turn your team even better.

On a similar guide that we wrote for FUT 13, we received 1300 comments. Most of them asked us to help improve their teams and the players they had. It’s important that the readers understand that this guide is simply guidance. It’s a theme too vast and the player’s combinations are almost infinite. Besides, there are various factors that influence the choices, like it’s one’s style of play, the formations used, the available budget, the preferences or even the time spent playing. There’s still one uncertain component: a good player for someone might not be for another. If there was a better team everyone would fight to get it. Part of the fun of FIFA 14 Ultimate Team is this: everyone has their personal club and players.

Another important point and that must stay very clear is that whoever is reading this guide, it’s about some criteria we chose and should be of everyone’s knowledge:

Only Gold Players

In this guide we didn’t consider silver or bronze player. Most players don’t assume them to be a better option than gold players, so to simplify the guide’s analysis we didn’t include them. In the future we may come to publish guides exclusively talking about these categories.

Only Regular Players

In this guide we didn’t consider In Forms (IF). They’re extremely expensive and in most cases are not considered good value for money. They should only be used by players with generous budgets, that already have the best team possible and that want small upgrades.

Only Normal Players

In this guide we didn’t consider players that have been transferred to other clubs or that have been reviewed (UP). Only players that started their season in the Barclays Premier League and with their original attributes were considered.

Only Original Attributes

In this guide we didn’t consider changes made on a players performance such happens when applying training or chemistry styles cards.

Position analysis

To make the comprehension of this guide easier we divided the players in nine distinct groups in order of their original position: Goalkeeper (GK), central backs (CB), right backs (RB and RWB), left backs (LB and LWB), central defensive midfielders (CDM) central midfielders (CM and CAM), right midfielders (RM, RW and RF), left midfielders (LM, LW and LF) and forwards (CF and ST).

Prices at the date of publication of the guide

In the chapter where FIFA 14 Ultimate Team BPL teams are suggested, the prices considered are the ones of the date of the guide’s publication: November 2013. It’s natural that the prices have suffered some oscillations throughout the season, so they should only be considered as guiding prices.

 
 

 
 
 

Barclays Premier League

 

No league is as spectacular as the main football competition of the United Kingdom. The qualification of the champion of the second biggest league of the world is made through the made points system. Whichever team gathers the most points wins the league. The first four classified gain access to the champions league of the next year, while the last three trade places with the first three qualified of the Football League Championship. Every season starts in August and finishes in May, having 38 game weeks with 10 matches each, being a total of 380 matches per season.

The Barclays Premier League is the most watched football league in the world, broadcasted in 212 countries and in more than 600 million homes. It’s also the second football league with more assists and the second best league classified in the UEFA league coefficients.

Started in 1992 the Premier League has only been conquered by 5 clubs. The dominant club is Manchester United, with a total of 13 titles. London’s teams only won the league three times while Manchester City and Blackburn Rovers only won the title once.

As to last season, the BPL lost some good players such as Andrey Arshavin (Zenit), Florent Malouda (Trabzonspor), Mahamadou Diarra, Pepe Reina (Napoli by loan), Carlos Tevez (Juventus) and Maicon (AS Roma), they’re good examples of this. But, the biggest out transfer was with a chance Spur’s Gareth bale move to Real Madrid for 85 million pounds.

These transfers didn’t necessarily make the league weaker. The English teams spent 620 million pounds on strong reinforcements: Gary Medel and Andreas Cornelius (Cardiff), Marco Van Ginkel, Samiel Eto’o and Willian (Chelsea), Mamadou Sakho (Liverpool), Stevan Jovetic, Jesus Navas, Fernandinho and Alvaro Negredo (Manchester City), Ricky Van Wolfswinkel (Norwich City), Victor Wanyama, Pablo Osvadldo and Dejan Lovren (Southampton), Wilfried Bony (Swansea), Etienne Capoue, Roberto Soldado, Paulinho, Erik Lamela, Vlad Chiriches and Christian Eriksen (Tottenham) and Nicolas Anelka (West Bromwich). But the biggest signing of the season was made between London and Madrid, with the purchase of Mesut Ozil by the Gunners for 42 million pounds.

The choices are a lot for which our guide will certainly be useful as to building a team with players from this league. But, since it’s in the United Kingdom where FUT 14 is played the most the Barclays Premier League is the most seen on this game’s teams. This means it’s also the most expensive league, for which it’s not recommended for players with a limited budget.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

FUT 14 Barclays Premier League Goalkeepers (GK)

 

Goalkeepers are the players that are less used on field. Because of this they are also the disdained when building a team. Most players start their purchases with a forward, later they strengthen the midfield the defence and only later the goal. The truth is a good goalkeeper may be worth a lot of goals. It’s good investment because they’re normally the most economically accessible players.

The goalkeepers with more prestige of the Barclays Premier League are the charismatic Petr Cech, the downgraded Hugo Lloris and the English national team goalkeeper Joe Hart. For having the best rating they are also the most searched by this league’s teams so they’re more expensive.

 

MOST HIGH-RATED GOALKEEPERS
Petr Cech	85	Czech Republic	Chelsea
Hugo Lloris	84	France	Tottenham Hotspur
Joe Hart	83	England	Manchester City
De Gea	82	Spain	Manchester United
Asmir Begovic	81	Bosnia Herzegovina	Stoke City
Michel Vorm	81	Netherlands	Swansea City
Tim Howard	81	United States	Everton
Simon Mignolet	80	Belgium	Liverpool
Tim Krul	79	Netherlands	Newcastle United
Wojciech Szczesny	79	Poland	Arsenal

 

When choosing a good goalkeeper it’s not only down to his rating. There are two fundamental attributes for choosing a good goalkeeper: reflexes and diving.

The first measures a goalkeeper’s agility when making a save. The best on this aspect is Hugo Lloris, even though the advantage over De Gea and Joe Hart doesn’t mean much.

 

GOALKEEPERS WITH BEST REFLEXES
Hugo Lloris	89	France	Tottenham Hotspur
De Gea	88	Spain	Manchester United
Joe Hart	87	England	Manchester City
Asmir Begovic	86	Bosnia Herzegovina	Stoke City
Gomes	86	Brazil	Tottenham Hotspur
Petr Cech	85	Czech Republic	Chelsea
Michel Vorm	84	Netherlands	Swansea City
Tim Krul	84	Netherlands	Newcastle United
Lukasz Fabianski	84	Poland	Arsenal
Tim Howard	83	United States	Everton

 

Diving is a fundamental attribute when choosing a goalkeeper. It measures the capacity for a goalkeeper to make a save when jumping.

The four BPL goalkeepers who have this attribute better developed are also those that have the best reputations. For those who are looking for the cheaper solution, Wojciech Szczesny is a valid alternative.

 

GOALKEEPER WITH BEST DIVING
Hugo Lloris	86	France	Tottenham Hotspur
De Gea	86	Spain	Manchester United
Petr Cech	85	Czech Republic	Chelsea
Joe Hart	85	England	Manchester City
Wojciech Szczesny	84	Poland	Arsenal
Maarten Stekelenburg	84	Netherlands	Fulham
Asmir Begovic	83	Bosnia Herzegovina	Stoke City
Michel Vorm	83	Netherlands	Swansea City
Tim Howard	83	United States	Everton
Anders Lindegaard	83	Denmark	Manchester United

 

The most experienced Ultimate Team players know that another leaning factor on a goalkeeper’s performance without considering the remaining four attributes: height. The more tall a goalkeeper is, better his chances of having a clean sheet.

This is Hugo Lloris’s weak point. Even though he can’t be considered a short goalkeeper, the truth is he’s 12 cm short of the mighty Asmir Begovic, this gold goalkeeper holds the title of tallest Barclays Premier League Goalkeeper. Cech, Hart and De Gea are all above 1,90 m.

 

TALLEST GOALKEEPERS
Asmir Begovic	200	Bosnia Herzegovina	Stoke City
Maarten Stekelenburg	197	Netherlands	Fulham
Petr Cech	196	Czech Republic	Chelsea
Joe Hart	196	England	Manchester City
Wojciech Szczesny	195	Poland	Arsenal
Emiliano Viviano	195	Italy	Arsenal
Mark Schwarzer	195	Australia	Chelsea
De Gea	193	Spain	Manchester United
Anders Lindegaard	193	Denmark	Manchester United
Simon Mignolet	193	Belgium	Liverpool

 

The choice for the best Barclays Premier League goalkeeper on FIFA 14 Ultimate team, is not easy.

In our opinion, even though he was downgraded, Hugo Lloris is still the best choice. Besides being the best with the two most important attributes he’s also the fastest. For the players that search for taller goalkeepers, Cech and Hart are goalkeeper to consider even though the first is slow and the second has weak handling.

For those who frequently pass the ball to the goalkeeper, De Gea is a choice to be considered. When talking about cheapest goalkeepers our suggestion is Asmir Begovic. Besides the four most rated goalkeepers in the league no one else has better reflexes than the Bosnian. Besides, he’s also the tallest of them all, which takes out any doubt for those who still had any. For those who don’t want to choose him because of the difficulty of having good chemistry links with the centre back, Simon Mignolet is a good alternative.

 
 

Best FUT 14 Barclays Premier League Goalkeeper

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

FUT 14 Barclays Premier League Central Backs (CB)

 

A goalkeepers task is made easier if in front of him are quality central backs. Their function is to stop the opponent from getting dangerously close to your team’s goal.

Vidic and Kompany are the central backs with the best reputation in the Barclays Premier League. The remaining good players to consider because of experience are John Terry and Rio Ferdinand, and by irreverence, David Luiz and Jan Vertonghen come to mind.

 

HIGHEST RATED CENTRAL BACKS
Nemanja Vidic	87	Serbia	Manchester United
Vincent Kompany	86	Belgium	Manchester City
John Terry	83	England	Chelsea
Rio Ferdinand	83	England	Manchester United
Daniel Agger	82	Denmark	Liverpool
David Luiz	82	Brazil	Chelsea
Jan Vertonghen	82	Belgium	Tottenham Hotspur
Martín Demichelis	82	Argentina	Manchester City
Fabricio Coloccini	81	Argentina	Newcastle United
Joleon Lescott	81	England	Manchester City

 

On a central back, two attributes assume particular importance on their performance: defending and heading.

A player with better defending will have an easier chance of dispossessing the opponent and avoid him reaching your box.

It’s the case of the two best rated players: Vidic and Kompany. It’s really hard to get past them. The most experienced players are normally those who have a higher rating on this attribute. Terry, Rio Ferdinand and Demichelis prove this.

 

CENTRAL BACKS WITH BETTER DEFENDING
Nemanja Vidic	86	Serbia	Manchester United
Vincent Kompany	86	Belgium	Manchester City
Martín Demichelis	85	Argentina	Manchester City
John Terry	84	England	Chelsea
Rio Ferdinand	84	England	Manchester United
Per Mertesacker	84	Germany	Arsenal
Brede Hangeland	83	Norway	Fulham
Joleon Lescott	82	England	Manchester City
Jan Vertonghen	81	Belgium	Tottenham Hotspur
Daniel Agger	81	Denmark	Liverpool

 

On a game partially made difficult on stopping an opponent’s header in our box, possessing good heading is even more important on a central back than it was before. Allow him to be superior in your box when defending air balls but it’s also worth it on set pieces, like corners where a central backs jump may just be worth some goals.

In this chapter there’s a player that annihilates all competition: Vidic. He’s the best header in the game. If you choose to not buy one, Lescott and Vermaelen handle it pretty well. Though Kompany is one of the tallest central backs he’s far behind on the Barclays Premier League list of players with good heading. He isn’t an isolated case: the tallest central back in the league, Brade Hagenland has dreadful heading. A player to avoid at all cost, even for his low speed.

 

CENTRAL BACKS WITH BETTER HEADING
Nemanja Vidic	90	Serbia	Manchester United
Joleon Lescott	85	England	Manchester City
Thomas Vermaelen	85	Belgium	Arsenal
John Terry	83	England	Chelsea
Martin Škrtel	83	Slovakia	Liverpool
Younès Kaboul	83	France	Tottenham Hotspur
Gary Cahill	83	England	Chelsea
Michael Dawson	83	England	Tottenham Hotspur
Mobido Diakité	83	France	Sunderland
Jan Vertonghen	82	Belgium	Tottenham Hotspur

 

Defending and heading may be useless against fast opponents. It’s necessary to fight fire with fire. No likes feeling impotent when seeing you get overrun by extremely fast players. Even though, in a way, centre backs aren’t that fast, every team needs one of these players with a high pace attribute.

The weak relish for heading by Kompany is in a way compensating due to his good speed. But there are faster players in the Barclays Premier League. The first on the list is Vlad Chiriches, defender that has his debut on the league. We don’t consider him a viable option since he lacks the remaining attributes necessary for a good central back. David Luiz, Kaboul and Koscielny are also fast players and possess these attributes, in a way that either one of these three present themselves as a viable for a defence based on the BPL.

 

CENTRAL BACKS WITH BETTER PACE
Vlad Chiriches	82	Romania	Tottenham Hotspur
Younès Kaboul	78	France	Tottenham Hotspur
David Luiz	77	Brazil	Chelsea
Laurent Koscielny	77	France	Arsenal
Chris Smalling	76	England	Manchester United
Maynor Figueroa	76	Honduras	Hull City
Sébastien Bassong	74	Cameroon	Norwich City
Vincent Kompany	73	Belgium	Manchester City
Gary Cahill	73	England	Chelsea
Sylvain Distin	73	France	Everton

 

In our opinion Vidic is a real wall. He intercepts everything that is at his reach. But, if the style of play of the team is to concede extremely fast counter-attacks we don’t advise him. He’s an extremely slow defender that compromises the team in fast attacks. For that Kompany is our number one choice for this position. Fast and with good defending and attacking attributes, the Belgian is for that the without a chance most expensive of all central backs of the Barclays Premier League.

Benefiting from his popularity and his characteristic for a good chemistry, David Luiz comes up as being one of the first choices for teams based on the Barclays Premier League. He’s without a doubt a good player for this position but there are other cheaper solutions. Like, Younès Kaboul that besides having work rates more appropriate to the position is the players that classifies as better in the three main attributes we said. Jan Vertonghen, Laurent Koscielny and Thomas Vermaelen are also good options, even though only the Frenchman has work rates more appropriate to his position.

 
 

Best FUT 14 Barclays Premier League Central Backs

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

FUT 14 Barclays Premier League Right Backs (RB and RWB)

 

Full backs have the role of troubling the mission of the wingers. Not only. In addition, good full backs also support their team mates on offensive maneuvers.

The right flank of the defence got really weak when Maicon left for Italy. Choosing the best right back for a Barclays Premier League Team is now an extremely hard choice. There are various valid option depending on the style of play. The six first are those the most liked ones.

 

HIGHEST RATED RIGHT BACKS
Pablo Zabaleta	82	Argentina	Manchester City
Bacary Sagna	80	France	Arsenal
Branislav Ivanovic	80	Serbia	Chelsea
Glen Johnson	79	England	Liverpool
Kyle Walker	79	England	Tottenham Hotspur
Micah Richards	79	England	Manchester City
Mathieu Debuchy	78	France	Newcastle United
Phil Jones	78	England	Manchester United
Azpilicueta	77	Spain	Chelsea
Rafael	77	Brazil	Manchester United

 

There are very important attributes in any right back: defending and pace.

Since they’re defenders they should have good defending capacities. This reduces a team’s risk of conceding.

Ivanovic is the players that best fits this aspect. The only other players that offer any type of competition are the Manchester City duo Micah Richards and Zabaleta.

 

RIGHT BACKS WITH BETTER DEFENDING
Branislav Ivanovic	85	Serbia	Chelsea
Pablo Zabaleta	83	Argentina	Manchester City
Micah Richards	81	England	Manchester City
Bacary Sagna	80	France	Arsenal
Phil Jones	79	England	Manchester United
Kyle Walker	78	England	Tottenham Hotspur
Azpilicueta	77	Spain	Chelsea
Glen Johnson	76	England	Liverpool
Mathieu Debuchy	76	France	Newcastle United
Rafael	76	Brazil	Manchester United

 

A flanked game tends to be faster than a game based in the middle of the field. The players that fill these spaces are obligated to be fast, both penetrating defensive and attacking moves of the team. Pace is one of the most important requirements for a good full back.

Between all of the right backs of FIFA 14 Ultimate Team, only Ignazio Abate is faster than Kyle Walker. The English international if far superior in this aspect compared to every BPL full backs. Besides Kyle Walker only Glen Johnson may be considered a fast player.

 

RIGHT BACKS WITH BETTER PACE
Kyle Walker	92	England	Tottenham Hotspur
Glen Johnson	85	England	Liverpool
Micah Richards	81	England	Manchester City
Rafael	81	Brazil	Manchester United
Mathieu Debuchy	78	France	Newcastle United
Azpilicueta	78	Spain	Chelsea
Sascha Riether	77	Germany	Fulham
Bacary Sagna	75	France	Arsenal
Pablo Zabaleta	74	Argentina	Manchester City
Martin Kelly	74	England	Liverpool

 

Pablo Zabaleta is the highest rated right back but once again, that doesn’t necessarily mean he’s the best choice for this position. In our opinion he’s the right choice for players that don’t use full backs to attack.

On the other hand there’s Kyle Walker. He has fantastic pace, good dribbling, passing and he’s high attacking work rates make him a good player for those that see full backs as second wingers.

For those that search for an intermediate solution, in other word, a player that defends and attacks fairly, we advise Micah Richards. He’s a balanced athlete that still has the bonus of being the right back with the most strength in the game. It’s as you now know a very important attribute. Glen Johnson is also a natural alternative. Though Ivanovic has good defending he’s very slow and Sagna doesn’t reach Micah Richards level.

 
 

Best FUT 14 Barclays Premier League Right Backs

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Best FUT 14 Barclays Premier League Left Backs (LB e LWB)

 

Left backs have exactly the same role of their teamm ates on the other flank. In other words, they try to make a winger’s job hard and participate on the team’s offensive manoeuvres.

A team’s left flank has even less options than the right but that doesn’t necessarily mean it has less quality. There are four players that stand out in this position: the veterans Ashley Cole and Patrice Evra, last season’s prominent Leighton Baines and the ever fast Gaël Clichy.

 

HIGHEST RATED LEFT BACKS
Ashley Cole	85	England	Chelsea
Leighton Baines	83	England	Everton
Patrice Evra	82	France	Manchester United
Gaël Clichy	81	France	Manchester City
José Enrique	79	Spain	Liverpool
Aleksandar Kolarov	78	Serbia	Manchester City
Kieran Gibbs	78	England	Arsenal
Monreal	77	Spain	Arsenal
Aly Cissokho	75	France	Liverpool
Fábio	75	Brazil	Manchester United

 

Ashley Cole and Patrice Evra’s joint experience in the Barclays Premier League, contribute decisively to make these two the two best defending left backs in the league. Even though being one of the fastest, using Santon should not be an option for teams where it’s necessary defending frequently.

 

LEFT BACKS WITH BETTER DEFENDING
Ashley Cole	82	England	Chelsea
Patrice Evra	80	France	Manchester United
José Enrique	80	Spain	Liverpool
Leighton Baines	79	England	Everton
Gaël Clichy	79	France	Manchester City
Aleksandar Kolarov	79	Serbia	Manchester City
Kieran Gibbs	78	England	Arsenal
Monreal	75	Spain	Arsenal
Aly Cissokho	74	France	Liverpool
Fábio	74	Brazil	Manchester United

 

Gaël Clichy is the fastest left back in the English league and the fourth most fast out of all of FUT 14 gold players. He makes his speed his biggest threat, differing from other three players from this position. All of them are a lot slower.

 

LEFT BACKS WITH BETTER PACE
Gaël Clichy	88	France	Manchester City
Kieran Gibbs	84	England	Arsenal
Aly Cissokho	81	France	Liverpool
Davide Santon	81	Italy	Newcastle United
Leighton Baines	79	England	Everton
José Enrique	79	Spain	Liverpool
Patrice Evra	78	France	Manchester United
Monreal	78	Spain	Arsenal
Fábio	77	Brazil	Manchester United
Ashley Cole	76	England	Chelsea

 

Even thought he isn’t the one who has the best defending skills, the best passing nor the best shooting, Clichy is our first choice for a Barclays Premier League based team. What he lacks in these attributes he highly compensates with his pace.

Leighton Baines and Ashley Cole are valid alternatives to the Frenchman. The first besides being an extremely balanced player is also a good crosser. He’s a good choice for more attacking teams. Cole fits better in a more defending game, as proves the fact that he is the player with the highest Slide Tackle of all the game and the third with the most Standing Tackle.

Of all the remaining players, Kieran Gibbs is our cheapest choice. He doesn’t have the same efficiency as the others we referred but he’s fast enough to cause some offensive damage and possesses reasonable defending to support properly the teams more retreated sector.

 
 

Best FUT 14 Barclays Premier League Left Backs

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Best FUT 14 Barclays Premier League Central Defensive Midfielder (CDM)

 

Many of the FIFA 14 Ultimate Team formations require some midfielders that have a natural aptitude to defend. Central defensive midfielders distinguish themselves for being especially aimed to help the more retreated line of their teams. According to their attributes and their work rates, they can also be useful for starting attacks. They are players that occupy a very strategic position in the field.

Yaya Touré’s supremacy over all other Barclays Premier League central defensive midfielders is extremely clear. Between the balances between attributes of the remaining, only the Chelsea duo Essien and Ramires are the highest rated.

 

HIGHEST RATED CENTRAL DEFENSIVE MIDFIELDERS
Yaya Touré	86	Ivory Coast	Manchester City
Michaël Essien	81	Ghana	Chelsea
Ramires	80	Brazil	Chelsea
Javi García	79	Spain	Manchester City
Cheick Tioté	79	Ivory Coast	Newcastle United
John Obi Mikel	79	Nigeria	Chelsea
Scott Parker	79	England	Fulham
Gareth Barry	79	England	Everton
Etienne Capoue	79	France	Tottenham Hotspur
Steven N’Zonzi	78	France	Stoke City

 

There are a variety of attributes in a central defensive midfielder that you have to give attention: defending, so that the first defender of team works; strength, so that you win all brawls on a prone area of the field; heading, to win possession in aerial moves like goal kicks; pace, so that you cover the most terrain on the field as possible; stamina, so they can equally participate in offensive a defensive moves (especially useful for players with high/high work rates); passing and possession so that he can properly start attacks. In our opinion the two first are the most important.

Normally using a central defensive midfielder is associated with having a deficit of elements in your defence. So, it makes sense that when you search for a player to occupy this position you’d want players that can defend.

The two best central defensive midfielders play for Manchester City: Yaya Touré and Javi Garcia. Besides, they’re also the players that have better heading so they are two good choices for teams that want to complicate an opponent’s game in the space between the midfield and the defence.

 

CENTRAL DEFENSIVE MIDFIELDERS WITH BETTER DEFENDING
Yaya Touré	83	Ivory Coast	Manchester City
Javi García	82	Spain	Manchester City
Michaël Essien	81	Ghana	Chelsea
Cheick Tioté	81	Ivory Coast	Newcastle United
John Obi Mikel	80	Nigeria	Chelsea
Scott Parker	80	England	Fulham
Gareth Barry	80	England	Everton
Cañas	80	Spain	Swansea City
Etienne Capoue	79	France	Tottenham Hotspur
Steven N’Zonzi	78	France	Stoke City

 

The area of the field occupied by the central defensive midfielders is the one where most ball dispute happen. Strong players will have a higher probability of winning the ball.

There’s a lot of muscle between the Barclays Premier League. Once again, City’s duo is the one that stands out. On the other hand there’s Ramires. Even though he’s really appreciated by the players, Chelsea’s Brazilian rarely wins a physical brawl due to being the weakest central defensive midfielder from the main English League.

 

STRONGEST CENTRAL DEFENSIVE MIDFIELDERS
Yaya Touré	92	Ivory Coast	Manchester City
Javi García	89	Spain	Manchester City
John Obi Mikel	88	Nigeria	Chelsea
Cheick Tioté	86	Ivory Coast	Newcastle United
Michaël Essien	84	Ghana	Chelsea
Steven N’Zonzi	81	France	Stoke City
Derek Boateng	81	Ghana	Fulham
Lee Cattermole	78	England	Sunderland
Youssouf Mulumbu	78	DR Congo	West Bromwich Albion
Etienne Capoue	77	France	Tottenham Hotspur

 

Out of all the choices that are necessary to make when creating a BPL team, the central defensive midfielder is the easiest. Yaya Touré is not only the best player playing this position in England he’s the best in the world. No one is as complete as him. Fast, almost inviolate either by air or by ground, with good offensive attributes and work rates adjusted to his position. An authentic lung capable of playing the full width of the field.

Only a limited budget may justify another player other than Yaya. Ramires is normally chosen to replace him because he possess a much appreciated cocktail of work rates, pace and stamina which allows him to be everywhere. But his huge popularity makes him a player considerably expensive for some budgets.

There are still very options that offer a cheap price but still good quality wise. For those who want an element that offer defensive solidity to the team. Javi Garcia is a very interesting choice. His very accessible price is due to his mediocre pace. For those that search for someone that can step on further zones of the pitch, Tioté is a player to consider.

 
 

Best FUT 14 Barclays Premier League Central Defensive Midfielders

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Best FUT 14 Barclays Premier League Central Midfielders (CM e CAM)

 

A lot of games are decided on the midfield and not close to the goals. The players that play in these zones are the ones that should create the game and define its rhythm.

It’s in midfield that there’s more quality in the Barclays Premier League. Some of the world’s best footballers play there. It’s the case of the Spaniards David Silva and Juan Mata and the newcomer Mesut Ozil.

 

HIGHEST RATED CENTRAL MIDFIELDERS
David Silva	88	Spain	Manchester City
Juan Mata	87	Spain	Chelsea
Mesut Özil	87	Germany	Arsenal
Santi Cazorla	85	Spain	Arsenal
Samir Nasri	84	France	Manchester City
Shinji Kagawa	83	Japan	Manchester United
Steven Gerrard	83	England	Liverpool
Oscar	82	Brazil	Chelsea
Yohan Cabaye	82	France	Newcastle United
Jack Wilshere	82	England	Arsenal
Christian Eriksen	82	Denmark	Tottenham Hotspur
Michael Carrick	82	England	Manchester United
Mikel Arteta	82	Spain	Arsenal
Moussa Dembélé	81	Belgium	Tottenham Hotspur
Bryan Ruíz	81	Costa Rica	Fulham

 

Central midfielders are responsible for discovering lines that break the opponents defence. Their passing quality has to be really good so they can assist forwards.

Even though David Silva, Gerrard and Arteta share the top of the table due to the space left by the legendary Paul Scholes, the Spaniard from Manchester City is who better does it from either short or long distance. Silva is the one that makes the best short passes in the whole world.

 

CENTRAL MIDFIELDERS WITH BETTER PASSING
David Silva	86	Spain	Manchester City
Steven Gerrard	86	England	Liverpool
Mikel Arteta	86	Spain	Arsenal
Mesut Özil	85	Germany	Arsenal
Santi Cazorla	85	Spain	Arsenal
Michael Carrick	84	England	Manchester United
Frank Lampard	84	England	Chelsea
Ryan Giggs	84	Wales	Manchester United
Juan Mata	83	Spain	Chelsea
Samir Nasri	83	France	Manchester City
Jack Wilshere	83	England	Arsenal
Christian Eriksen	83	Denmark	Tottenham Hotspur
Fernandinho	83	Brazil	Manchester City
Yohan Cabaye	82	France	Newcastle United
Darren Fletcher	82	Scotland	Manchester United

 

David Silva’s supremacy is also showed through his dribbling. He’s still this leagues player with the most vision and ball control. On the position below follow four players from the rival clubs.

 

CENTRAL MIDFIELDERS WITH BETTER DRIBBLING
David Silva	89	Spain	Manchester City
Shinji Kagawa	88	Japan	Manchester United
Coutinho	88	Brazil	Liverpool
Mesut Özil	87	Germany	Arsenal
Juan Mata	87	Spain	Chelsea
Santi Cazorla	86	Spain	Arsenal
Samir Nasri	86	France	Manchester City
Moussa Dembélé	86	Belgium	Tottenham Hotspur
Jack Wilshere	85	England	Arsenal
Oscar	85	Brazil	Chelsea
Bryan Ruíz	85	Costa Rica	Fulham
Gastón Ramirez	85	Uruguay	Southampton
Christian Eriksen	84	Denmark	Tottenham Hotspur
Tomáš Rosický	84	Czech Republic	Arsenal
Charles N’Zogbia	84	France	Aston Villa

 

David Silva is the most interesting player in the Barclays Premier League Midfield. He’s the best at various attributes, from which two of the ones we consider most important: passing and dribbling.

Benefiting from an upgrade, Mata climbs to the podium of best BPL midfielders, also occupied by Ozil. Though they are a lot similar our preference is directed towards the Spaniard. He has more adjusted work rates and possesses better attributes except passing and mental. The only justification we found for the Germans doubled price is due to his increasing popularity. His transfer was the most expensive by the English club and his first season is going pretty well.

Cazorla and Nasri are cheaper players that can perform well their roles as central midfielders. The Spaniard is a box to box player while the Frenchman has natural attacking tendencies.

Our cheapest choice falls to Fernandinho. Even though he isn’t very physically powerful, the Brazilian is fast dribble and is a good passer. Coutinho is also a good alternative to the number one in Manchester City’s Midfield.

 

Best FUT 14 Barclays Premier League Central Midfielders

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Barclays Premier League Right Wingers (RM, RW e RF)

 

The wingers are responsible for giving game width in the attack. They’re normally very explosive players.

The right side of the midfield was in earlier seasons the weak point of Barclays Premier League based teams. This deficit of quality was obscured by Valencia, which on FUT 14 saw some of his most important attributes be downgraded. The addition of Jesus Navas to this league and the passage of Nani from left to right side, came as a solution to this problem.

 

HIGHEST RATED RIGHT WINGERS
Jesús Navas	85	Spain	Manchester City
Antonio Valencia	83	Ecuador	Manchester United
Nani	83	Portugal	Manchester United
Theo Walcott	81	England	Arsenal
Erik Lamela	81	Argentina	Tottenham Hotspur
James Milner	81	England	Manchester City
Aaron Lennon	80	England	Tottenham Hotspur
Kevin Mirallas	80	Belgium	Everton
Hatem Ben Arfa	79	France	Newcastle United
Stewart Downing	78	England	West Ham United

 

There are three fundamental attribute on a winger: pace, dribbling and passing.

Pace is probably the biggest weapon of these players. They use it to evade opponents and getting to the other side, many times through sprints on the side lines.

The Barclays Premier League is extremely well served in this chapter. Five gold players have pace over 90, being the highlighted sprinter Theo Walcott, the fastest gold player of FIFA 14 Ultimate Team.

 

FASTEST RIGHT WINGERS
Theo Walcott	96	England	Arsenal
Aaron Lennon	92	England	Tottenham Hotspur
Nathan Dyer	92	England	Swansea City
Jesús Navas	91	Spain	Manchester City
Deulofeu	91	Spain	Everton
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain	89	England	Arsenal
Kevin Mirallas	88	Belgium	Everton
Antonio Valencia	87	Ecuador	Manchester United
Marko Arnautovic	86	Austria	Stoke City
Nani	84	Portugal	Manchester United

 

Just being fast doesn’t cut it to reach the opponents box, having good dribbling to surpass the opponents’ players that appear on the way.

There are a lot of player gifted in dribbling, being Nani and Lamela the best. The Portuguese adds good dribble to the capacity of executing every technical move of the game.

 

RIGHT WINGERS WITH BETTER DRIBLLING
Nani	88	Portugal	Manchester United
Erik Lamela	88	Argentina	Tottenham Hotspur
Jesús Navas	86	Spain	Manchester City
Hatem Ben Arfa	86	France	Newcastle United
Kevin Mirallas	85	Belgium	Everton
Aaron Lennon	84	England	Tottenham Hotspur
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain	84	England	Arsenal
Deulofeu	84	Spain	Everton
Victor Moses	83	Nigeria	Liverpool
Antonio Valencia	82	Ecuador	Manchester United

 

When reaching the opponents box the winger has to decide what to do. Normally, they choose to cross to the forwards. That is why it’s important for them to have good passing.

The weakest point of the Barclays Premier League Wingers is exactly this. Only James Milner offers good quality passing. Walcott for example could’ve been an option to consider filling this slot in virtue of his fantastic pace, but he’s affected negatively for missing frequently passes to his more forward team mates.

 

RIGHT WINGERS WITH BETTER PASSING
James Milner	84	England	Manchester City
Jesús Navas	79	Spain	Manchester City
Nani	79	Portugal	Manchester United
Antonio Valencia	79	Ecuador	Manchester United
Kevin Mirallas	79	Belgium	Everton
Damien Duff	78	Republic of Ireland	Fulham
Erik Lamela	76	Argentina	Tottenham Hotspur
Hatem Ben Arfa	76	France	Newcastle United
Stewart Downing	76	England	West Ham United
Adam Johnson	76	England	Sunderland

 

Navas and Nani are clearly the most indicated players to occupy this position in a team without budget restraints. Our preference goes toward the Spaniard that even though has worse shooting and doesn’t execute as much technical moves can be considerably faster and help the defence more due to his work rates high/medium.

From the most popular there’s also James Milner. That even though has good passing, he is the slowest of the whole league. We discourage this purchase.

For those that can’t pay so many coins there’s a player that doesn’t diverge far from the best: Kevin Mirallas. The Belgian is faster than Nani, has almost better dribbling than Navas and passes as well as these two players. Besides having a work rate adjusted to the position he occupies he is still has a 4 star week foot and 4 star skill moves.

 

Best FUT 14 Barclays Premier League Right Wingers

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Barclays Premier League Left Wingers (LM, LW e LF)

 

The left wingers have exactly the same role as their teammates from the other side.

With Bale leaving for Real Madrid, Hazard as become the highest rated left winger. The newcomer Willian is second on the list making it three Chelsea players in the four first places.

 

HIGHEST RATED LEFT WINGERS
Eden Hazard	85	Belgium	Chelsea
Willian	83	Brazil	Chelsea
Ashley Young	82	England	Manchester United
André Schürrle	80	Germany	Chelsea
Lukas Podolski	80	Germany	Arsenal
Steven Pienaar	80	South Africa	Everton
Adel Taarabt	78	Morocco	Fulham
Nacer Chadli	78	Belgium	Tottenham Hotspur
Matt Jarvis	77	England	West Ham United
Pablo Hernández	77	Spain	Swansea City

 

Even though they’re fast, the left wingers aren’t nearly as fast as their team mates from the right. Raheem Sterling is the only one that surpasses 90 pace but, even if you like fast players, there are others more capable than the Englishman. His passing quality is really bad.

 

LEFT WINGERS WITH BETTER PACE
Raheem Sterling	91	England	Liverpool
Willian	88	Brazil	Chelsea
Ashley Young	88	England	Manchester United
André Schürrle	88	Germany	Chelsea
Scott Sinclair	88	England	West Bromwich Albion
Eden Hazard	87	Belgium	Chelsea
Matt Jarvis	87	England	West Ham United
Oussama Assaidi	86	Morocco	Stoke City
Lukas Podolski	81	Germany	Arsenal
Pablo Hernández	80	Spain	Swansea City

 

With the exception of Podolski that isn’t a natural born dribbler there’s a proportional quality between the left winger and his dribbling. It’s natural that Hazard and Willian are the ones most highlighted in this chapter.

 
 

LEFT WINGERS WITH BETTER DRIBBLING
Eden Hazard	88	Belgium	Chelsea
Willian	88	Brazil	Chelsea
Ashley Young	85	England	Manchester United
Steven Pienaar	85	South Africa	Everton
André Schürrle	84	Germany	Chelsea
Adel Taarabt	84	Morocco	Fulham
Oussama Assaidi	84	Morocco	Stoke City
Pablo Hernández	83	Spain	Swansea City
Scott Sinclair	82	England	West Bromwich Albion
Nacer Chadli	81	Belgium	Tottenham Hotspur

 

Hazard is clearly the best fitted passer between the remaining left wingers. Even though we discourage, Chris Brunt is an option for those that don’t necessarily need pace.

 
 

LEFT WINGERS WITH BETTER PASSING
Eden Hazard	83	Belgium	Chelsea
Chris Brunt	80	Northern Ireland	West Bromwich Albion
Steven Pienaar	79	South Africa	Everton
Matthew Etherington	79	England	Stoke City
Willian	78	Brazil	Chelsea
Sylvain Marveaux	77	France	Newcastle United
Adel Taarabt	76	Morocco	Fulham
Ashley Young	75	England	Manchester United
André Schürrle	75	Germany	Chelsea
Matt Jarvis	75	England	West Ham United

 

Hazard’s price is prohibits him from lots of budgets, proving the worth of the player. He’s without a doubt the best Barclays Premier League left winger. He’s the one the better passer and dribbler and is one of the fastest. He possesses a series of other developed attributes such as balance, agility, acceleration and ball control. We only discourage him for teams that will need him defending, given his work rate high/low.

For those that don’t want to pay as many coins for the Belgian they have the excellent newcomer, Willian. The ex-Shakhtar man is a complete and balanced player. The other Chelsea player, André Schurrle is our third choice.

One of the most use players in the BPL is Podolski. Even though he’s the one that has the best shooting, his passing and dribbling don’t convince us.

On the other hand of what happens on the right flank, the cheapest choice isn’t the more obvious one. Matt Jarvis seems as the most balanced player to use but you should certify that his high/low work rate applies to your team’s formation.

 

Best FUT 14 Barclays Premier League Left Wingers

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Barclays Premier League Forwards (CF e ST)

 

The forwards are the players on which fall the most responsibility of scoring goals.

In the Barclays Premier League, the most popular players are Robin Van Persie, top goal scorer of the last two seasons, Sergio Aguero, City’s attacking reference, Wayne Rooney, the mythical Manchester United player and Luis Suarez, one of the fans’ favourites.

 

HIGHEST RATED FORWARDS
Robin van Persie	89	Netherlands	Manchester United
Sergio Agüero	88	Argentina	Manchester City
Wayne Rooney	87	England	Manchester United
Luis Suárez	86	Uruguay	Liverpool
Soldado	84	Spain	Tottenham Hotspur
Stevan Jovetic	84	Montenegro	Manchester City
Samuel Eto’o	84	Cameroon	Chelsea
Negredo	83	Spain	Manchester City
Edin Džeko	83	Bosnia Herzegovina	Manchester City
Fernando Torres	82	Spain	Chelsea
Dimitar Berbatov	82	Bulgaria	Fulham
Javier Hernández	82	Mexico	Manchester United
Jermain Defoe	81	England	Tottenham Hotspur
Demba Ba	81	Senegal	Chelsea
Olivier Giroud	80	France	Arsenal

 

To score goals shooting is necessary. If either by foot or head, the most important attribute for a forward are: shooting, heading and pace.

Most goals are scored with the foot so good shooting is a necessary attribute for a forward.

Robin Van Persie is the second best shooter of FIFA 14 Ultimate Team. Only Cristiano Ronaldo is superior. Besides his team mate Wayne Rooney, Aguero and Suarez possess an above average shot. This means the best forwards are the ones that best shooting.

 

FORWARDS WITH BETTER SHOOTING
Robin van Persie	89	Netherlands	Manchester United
Wayne Rooney	87	England	Manchester United
Sergio Agüero	84	Argentina	Manchester City
Luis Suárez	83	Uruguay	Liverpool
Jermain Defoe	83	England	Tottenham Hotspur
Soldado	82	Spain	Tottenham Hotspur
Negredo	82	Spain	Manchester City
Edin Džeko	82	Bosnia Herzegovina	Manchester City
Fernando Torres	82	Spain	Chelsea
Stevan Jovetic	81	Montenegro	Manchester City
Samuel Eto’o	81	Cameroon	Chelsea
Dimitar Berbatov	81	Bulgaria	Fulham
Demba Ba	80	Senegal	Chelsea
Olivier Giroud	80	France	Arsenal
Nicolas Anelka	79	France	West Bromwich Albion

 

On FUT 14, knowing how to head gained another importance. Plenty of goals are born like this.

Unlike with shooting there’s no proportionality between players with high ratings and players with good heading. Of the four more popular only Rooney appears in the list of 30 forwards with good heading.

 

FORWARDS WITH BETTER HEADING
Andy Carroll	88	England	West Ham United
Wilfried Bony	86	Ivory Coast	Swansea City
Olivier Giroud	83	France	Arsenal
Pablo Daniel Osvaldo	83	Italy	Southampton
Negredo	82	Spain	Manchester City
Emmanuel Adebayor	82	Togo	Tottenham Hotspur
Rickie Lambert	82	England	Southampton
Steven Fletcher	82	Scotland	Sunderland
Marouane Chamakh	82	Morocco	Crystal Palace
Wayne Rooney	81	England	Manchester United
Soldado	81	Spain	Tottenham Hotspur
Demba Ba	81	Senegal	Chelsea
Christian Benteke	81	Belgium	Aston Villa
Loïc Rémy	81	France	Newcastle United
Jozy Altidore	81	United States	Sunderland

 

Depending on the style of play and formation having good shooting and heading may not be enough for a striker. Especially in games that privilege counter-attack, pace is a very important attribute.

Eto’o is back to the big European Stage in time to accompany Rémy to the list of fastest Barclays Premier League forwards. In a way, the 41 Forwards of this league are fast players, but not as fast as the Frenchman or the Cameroonian.

 

FORWARDS WITH BETTER PACE
Samuel Eto’o	91	Cameroon	Chelsea
Loïc Rémy	91	France	Newcastle United
Daniel Sturridge	90	England	Liverpool
Sergio Agüero	88	Argentina	Manchester City
Javier Hernández	88	Mexico	Manchester United
Arouna Koné	86	Ivory Coast	Everton
Danny Welbeck	85	England	Manchester United
Jermain Defoe	83	England	Tottenham Hotspur
Romelu Lukaku	83	Belgium	Everton
Luis Suárez	81	Uruguay	Liverpool
Stevan Jovetic	81	Montenegro	Manchester City
Christian Benteke	81	Belgium	Aston Villa
Iago Aspas	81	Spain	Liverpool
Darren Bent	80	England	Fulham
Yoan Gouffran	80	France	Newcastle United

 

Choosing the best Barclays Premier League forward is a bit subjective because it depends on everyone’s style of play. In our opinion Sergio Aguero is the most complete. Even though he’s a player primarily focused on attack, he make it really well. Even though he’s not the best at any of the attributes he consider more important no other BPL forward surpasses him in ball control, acceleration and balance.

For those that don’t have the money to pay for him, there is a new player that came this season to spice up the English League: Samuel Eto’o, even though he isn’t a cheap player, it’s enough to say that he has the best average between the three most important attributes we considered.

In spite of his excellent capacity to shoot Van Persie fails for being too slow and not using his head properly. Rooney for example in spite of not being the fastest he seems like a viable option for most teams.

Far from Luis Suaréz or Jovetic’s quality, Javier Hernandéz is our cheapest choice. The Mexican may cause a lot of damage on the opponents defence.

 
 

Best FUT 14 Barclays Premier League Forwards

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Barclays Premier League team suggestions

 

A lot of people think that this is the most important part of the guide. It’s not. The thing that is really important to know is how to choose player based on their role and style of play that fits each player. And that is made in the previous chapters. The team suggestions that follow are simple graphic indicators of what we wrote previously. They should serve merely as orientation because it’s impossible to build a team that fits everyone. They depend on various factors we don’t know such as budget, formation, style of play and player preferences.

To try and explore the needs of the maximum player as possible we suggest three teams with different budgets and formations: 4-1-2-1-2 with unlimited budget, 4-4-2 with 100k budget and 4-3-3 with a 20k budget.

 
 
 

Team with Unlimited Budget

 

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• Budget

1,249 million coins (832k + 417k)
911 million coins (701k + 210k)

• Summary

The choice for this team’s player was based on analysis made in the previous chapters. In goal, Lloris is still our favourite. In centre back position, Vidic was not chosen because we think most players that choose him will only be for formations that use 5 defenders. Kaboul wins over David Luiz in the first squad because of the Brazilians work rates. The full backs chosen were fast enough and equally balanced. Depending on a players mentality you can put attacking full backs like, Kyle Walker or more defending full backs like, Ashley Cole.
The four players in midfield are untouchable, the same happens with Aguero in the attack. Those that play with a forwards head may prefer Rooney for Eto’o.

 
 
 

100k Budget Team

 

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• Budget

136k coins (100k + 36k)
47k coins (35.2k + 11.8k)

• Summary

The choice for this team’s players was based on analysis made in the previous chapter. In goal, Hart is a cheaper alternative to Cech and Lloris. In the defence everything remains the same, except Koscielny comes in for Kompany. Vermaelen and Vertonghen are stuck in as subs because of their high attacking work rate. Half of the budget was spent on three midfielders: Schurrle and Eriksen, that are two pleasant surprises in FUT 14, and Cazorla that according to a players preference may be preferable than Nasri. Even though not being an extraordinary player, Valencia is the best right winger for this position. On the attack for those that don’t need as much pace, Torres shoots and passes better than Chicharrito.

 
 
 

20K Budget Team

 

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• Budget

32k coins (18.4k + 13.5k)
19k coins (9.3k + 9.9k)

• Summary

The choice for this team’s players was based on analysis made in the previous chapter. In goal Begovic is a true penny saver. In defence Kolo Touré and Gary Cahill close the path to goal with the precious help of Javi Garcia. The Spaniard is a very useful element in these types of formation for giving defensive security in midfield and setting free team mates to start attacks. Glen Johnson and Kieran Gibbs are the full backs, they are both a case of good value for money, the biggest investment is on the Brazilian duo Fernandinho and Coutinho that with their pace, dribbling, and above average passing give width to the attack. On the last third of the field there are two distinct cases: Mirallas is a great surprise while Jarvis in the left flank is the worst player on the team. The man responsible for goals is Chicharito despite Soldados’s characteristics being better fitted for this formation.

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Hybrid Squads

 

Building a hybrid team is not usually an easy task. The biggest difficulty is finding key player to join between different leagues.

The Barclays Premier League has players with many nationalities, therefore is it’s more prone to allow the build-up of hybrid teams with other leagues. The team with greatest quality is the result of the combination of BBVA and BPL. David Silva, Mata, Navas, Soldado, Negredo and Torres are key players in this connection. There are also Belgium defenders like Kompany that can connect really well with Thibaut Courtois and let’s not forget that there is also the perfect connection between Aguero and Messi.

Building a good Hybrid team based in the BPL and Bundesliga is also possible. There are a lot of great German players that play in England such as, Özil, Schürrle and Podolski other choices include Van Persie, Clichy and Nasri.

On an inferior level, the BPL still connects reasonably with other leagues, especially with the league 1.

Follow our other league guide to easily build your hybrid team.

 
 
 
 

Follow our tips and you’ll more successful on FIFA 14 Ultimate Team with your Barclays Premier League Team