FIFA 22 Showdown Tracker: All upgrades are LIVE

By David LuffFootball Editor

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The Showdown Series promo left FIFA 22 Ultimate Team as quickly as it came, but it brought plenty of SBCs during the event.

Keep on top of all the latest card upgrades below, and find out whether your investment was worth it.

Latest - All Upgrades are LIVE

All matches covered by the Showdown Series have been completed, with all the card upgrades now live.

The first set of upgrades went live as scheduled on Friday, 8 April, with the second set coming on Tuesday, 12 April.

One of the biggest winners has been Burnley's Wout Weghorst, who now has an astonishing 91 OVR card, with the stats of an even higher card!

The much-hyped game between Manchester City and Liverpool didn't disappoint, although it did result in a draw, meaning neither Aymeric Laporte nor Curtis Jones gained a full upgrade.

Showdown Series Tracker

Player
Start Rating
Match Date
W/D/L
Boost
New Rating
Upgrade Date
Weston McKennie
89
3/4
Loss
0
-
-
Marcelo Brozovic
89
3/4
Win
+2
91
8/4
Martin Braithwaite
88
3/4
Win
+2
90
8/4
Suso
88
3/4
Loss
0
-
-
Wout Weghorst
89
6/4
Win
+2
91
8/4
Richarlison
89
6/4
Loss
0
-
-
Serge Aurier
88
6/4
Win
+2
90
8/4
Benjamin Pavard
88
6/4
Loss
0
-
-
Marcus Tavernier
87
6/4
Loss
0
-
-
Fabio Carvalho
87
6/4
Win
+2
89
8/4
Andriy Yarmolenko
88
7/4
Draw
+1
89
8/4
Thiago Mendes
88
7/4
Draw
+1
89
8/4
Iuri Medeiros
88
7/4
Win
+2
90
8/4
Ryan Kent
88
7/4
Loss
0
-
-
Harvey Barnes
88
7/4
Draw
+1
89
8/4
Mario Gotze
88
7/4
Draw
+1
89
8/4
Suat Serdar
88
9/4
Loss
0
-
-
Genki Haraguchi
88
9/4
Win
+2
90
12/4
Aymeric Laporte
89
10/4
Draw
+1
90
12/4
Curtis Jones
89
10/4
Draw
+1
90
12/4
Konrad De La Fuente
72
10/4
Win
+2
74
15/4
Matheus Thuler
72
10/4
Loss
0
-
-

Release Date

The Showdown Series promo landed on Friday, 1 April at the usual time of 1pm ET / 6pm BST.

It ran until Thursday, 7 April, with Showdown players gaining upgrades on Friday, 8 April and Tuesday, 12 April.

How do Showdown cards work?

FIFA 22 Showdown SBCs are a very simple, but very clever concept, that relies on real-world footballing fixtures and results to determine upgrades to cards.

To start off, 2 cards are released as Showdown SBCs for a limited time for an upcoming fixture, usually pitting two relatively equally matched teams against each other that have an interesting or important fixture upcoming.

FUT players can complete both SBCs if they wish if the cards are heavily upgraded from their base versions, or they can ‘bet’ on which team they think will win the fixture by completing their SBC in hope of a further upgrade.

Once the SBC expires and the game is played, the Showdown SBC cards receive upgrades based on the result of the fixture.

For the team that wins the fixture, the corresponding Showdown SBC card in-game will receive a +2 OVR Upgrade, further boosting the card to new heights, while the card from the team that lost will remain the same rating.

If the fixture results in a draw, then both cards will receive a +1 OVR Upgrade.