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#4 Running away from the referee
Earlier editions of FIFA used to allow gamers the opportunity to run away from the referee to try and avoid a booking.
While the referee would eventually catch up and brandish the card, it was sometimes only after a good five minutes.
Occasionally though, if you could successfully avoid being caught, the game just gave up and you could get away unpunished.
#5 Intentional Foul Button
EA first implemented this concept in FIFA 2001. While fouls are a staple of FIFA today, it was so very different back then where with the tap of the R1 button, you could wrestle your opponent to the ground to stop counter attacks and commit fouls just for the sake of it. Pressing the foul button meant there was no chance of winning the ball.
However, this is another feature EA has eliminated in an attempt to rid the game of cheating and negative tactics.
