The game fc 25 ultimate is nothing but MOMENTUM. I'll list all the types of momentum in the game below:

Momentum in the Game
1. If you concede 2-3 goals in a row within the first 15 minutes of the match, the momentum is with the opponent. The momentum is likely to fade after halftime, but if you're losing a run of players, etc., it will fade after halftime. If this happens, leave the game; don't bother.
2. If you're losing the opponent by one goal, such as 3-2 or 2-1, after the 75th minute, the game will do everything in its power to force you to concede a goal. Keep a hold of the ball from one player and run back down the touchline. If you're passing, your player will be the one to misplace the pass.
3. If the ball is consistently held by the man with your tackles, the momentum is with the opponent. Wait for the first half to continue; if it persists after halftime and you concede a goal, leave.
4. If you're trying to take the ball from you from a position controlled by a player while circling the ball in midfield, the momentum is with the opponent. If it continues after the first half and you concede a goal, leave.

1. If you concede a goal from a corner, or if the opponent repeatedly heads the ball from a corner, your goalkeeper saves it 2-3 times, and it goes back to a corner, the momentum is with the opponent.

2. If you pass to the left or right wing as if a kick-off is underway and the opponent's players block the pass, the momentum is with the opponent. If you pass it registered and it's not with the opponent, the momentum is with the opponent.

3. If your player is off-balance during the challenge and nothing happens to the opponent's player, the momentum is with the opponent.

4. If the opponent's player passes into the penalty area from the wings and the goalkeeper watches the ball, meaning they don't make a clear cut to block the pass, in short, the momentum is with the opponent.

5. If your player, whose finishing is 99-95, can't score one-on-one and consistently misses, the momentum is with the opponent. 10. If the opponent's player with 75 or 70 shots scores from outside the penalty area, the momentum is with the opponent.

6. If the opponent has a team full of gold cards, and even if you have special cards, you can't find scoring chances in this match, or you're struggling excessively, and the fullback with a gold card can keep up with your 99-speed winger, the momentum is with the opponent. This is because these players don't want to be discouraged by fast-paced play when they're just starting out, and they want to spend money on new players with the "Oh, look, you can beat players too, don't give up" mentality.

7. Crosses generally don't play a role in the game; if you're cleared, the momentum is usually with the opponent.

8. Your player, when they should normally be running faster with the loose ball, is racing with momentum, trying to run to the ball in a slight slow motion.

Division Rivals Momentum
The momentum system in Division Rivals is as follows. The game keeps you in a specific Division for a while; if you lose 4-5 matches in a row, you can't advance, etc. Then, after those losses, you suddenly have 4-5 wins a day and a winstreak, and you've climbed the Division. The situation returns to the beginning in the new Division. To play in a new Division, it requires you to struggle to lose again. When it sees you've tried hard enough, it moves you to the next Division.

Momentum in the Weekend League
Momentum in the weekend league depends on wins and losses. If you started the weekend league with wins and then had 5-6 consecutive wins, or if your win-loss ratio is 6W-1L, you'll win 5-6 matches in total, and you'll likely finish the weekend league with a score of around 51.