1. What is FIFA Passing Accuracy?

Passing accuracy in FIFA is a key performance metric that measures the percentage of successful passes a player makes during a match. It's calculated by dividing completed passes by total attempted passes.

2. How Does the Calculator Work?

The calculator uses the FIFA passing accuracy formula:

Where:

• Completed Passes — Number of successful passes
• Total Passes — All attempted passes (successful + unsuccessful)

Explanation: The formula gives the percentage of passes that successfully reached a teammate.

3. Importance of Pass Accuracy

Details: High passing accuracy indicates good ball control and decision-making. Top midfielders typically have 85-90% accuracy in professional matches.

4. Using the Calculator

Tips: Enter the number of completed passes and total passes. Both values must be positive integers, with completed passes ≤ total passes.

5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What's considered a good pass accuracy in FIFA?
A: For professional players, 85%+ is good, 90%+ is excellent. Lower percentages may indicate risky passing strategies.

Q2: Does pass accuracy include all types of passes?
A: Yes, it includes short, long, through balls, and crosses unless filtered by specific statistics.

Q3: How does FIFA track passing accuracy?
A: The game's statistics engine tracks every pass attempt and whether it reaches a teammate.

Q4: Why might a player have low pass accuracy?
A: Factors include defensive pressure, attempting difficult passes, or playing in advanced positions with fewer safe options.

Q5: Does position affect pass accuracy expectations?
A: Yes, defenders typically have higher accuracy than forwards who attempt more risky passes in the final third.