FC 26 PRO OPEN TRACKER, CUSTOM TACTICS AND UPGRADES UPDATE
The FC 26 Pro Open kicked off last night, delivering an electric start to the competition as top players battled through the first round of action. In this article, I’m going to break down everything from night one, including all confirmed player upgrades, a full upgrade tracker, and the latest group standings to show exactly where every competitor sits after the opening matches. If you’re following the FC 26 Pro Open closely, this complete recap will get you fully up to speed.
We kicked the FC Pro open off with Group A, a group which consists of experience, consistency, GOAT conversations and a Pro open debut. For context, each group will have two game weeks, with game week 1 starting last night. First place will qualify to the fc pro world championship and 2/3rd place will make it to the knockouts for a 1 off match to make it to the World Championship.
Lets take a look at how everyone got on.
Anders Vejrgang
Anders Vejrgang once again proved why he is currently one of the best players in the esport kicking off week 1 with a perfect record of 15/15 points, 5 wins from 5!! This leaves him 1 point away from earning the 16 points required for 3 upgrades, if he qualifies he will get one more as you can see. Below you will find his custom tactics and team used for the game week.
Yaskow
Yaskow is one of the newcomers to this years FC Pro open, many people may not know of him but within the pro scene he is regarded as one of the best by his peers and it comes as no surprise that hes come out of week 1 with 12/15 points with his only loss coming against anders vejrgang. He has lined himself up perfectly for qualification after giving himself a 6 point gap to 4th.
Tuga810
Tuga is one of the more experienced players in the group and I’d argue is someone who is seen as quite a dangerous opponent in the group, someone you don’t want to give the lead to. He kicked off week 1 with 9 points from 15 leaving himself in a good position for week 2 after securing a win in his last game against tekkz which leaves a 3 point gap between the two players.
Tekkz
Tekkz is one of the few players to qualify for the tournament three times in a row since its creation and its no surprise he goes into this group as one of the favorites. The long anticipated tie between two of the fans goats happened and anders won this time round, but Tekkz will be hoping to get revenge next game week. He finished on 6 points which is a strong showing but he would have liked to do better, with there only being a 3 point gap to 3rd place all eyes will be on Tekkz vs Tuga next game week.
Lukas
Lukas is a player who has been here before and will most likely be disappointed in his performance this week as he showed glimpses of what he is capable of, notably having the lead against Anders for long periods of the game. Unfortunatley he was only able to pick up 3 points in this gameweek. He will be hoping to close a 6 point gap next week gameweek he plays.
LJR Peixoto
LJR Peixoto has come as one of the biggest surprises of this gameweek, he is someone who had the expectations to come and compete for the top spot after his successes last year finishing top 4 of this competition. But it wasn’t to be, he couldn’t get going last night and finished the group on 0 points after week 1 securing his item 0 upgrades on the fc pro live tracker. He has it all to do ahead of the next game week.
Updated Group A table after Gameweek 1
As the FC 26 Pro Open continues, there are hopefully plenty more upgrades still to come for these cards, with each matchweek bringing new custom tactics, performance boosts, and meta-shifting changes. The competition is only getting tougher, and every game has the potential to reshape standings and player card ratings. Make sure to keep an eye on all upcoming changes by following the FC Pro Live Tracker, where you can stay updated on every new upgrade as it happens.
