Here's how to complete the FIFA 23 History Mystery Lesson objectives
Find out how to complete the various confusing FIFA 23 History Mystery Lesson objectives with this guide, as we reveal what you actually need to do in the game.
The History Mystery Lesson Lesson objectives have been released as part of the World Cup integration, and it is causing quite a lot of confusion for players who are trying to complete them. Typically, objectives in FIFA 23 will give a direct explanation of what the player needs to do to complete them, with a tracker to show you your current progress.
However, the FIFA 23 History Mystery Lesson is - as the name suggests - a bit different, so to see how to complete all of the objectives in the game, make sure to carry on reading down below.
How to complete the History Mystery Lesson objectives
As mentioned, the recently releasedHistory Mystery Lesson objectives are rather vague in their descriptions, and require you to possess a knowledge of historical World Cup moments in order to complete them, or at least figure out what you need to do.
The part that seems to be confusing players the most is the various progress trackers, as they don't seem to line up with what you actually need to do, leading to a lot of players second-guessing themselves.
However, we have all of the actual objectives that you'll need to complete below, so read on below to see the full list:
- The Blow of Maracanã - Score two goals with a Uruguayan player
- Hometown Shocker - Score seven goals in one match
- Pinturicchio - Score with a finesse shot with an Italian player
- A 1950 Miracle On Grass - Score a goal with a player from the USA
- The Heat Battle of Lausanne - Score three goals with both a Swiss player and an Austrian player
- Somersault - Score a goal with a German player in four separate matches
These objectives can be completed in any Ultimate Team game mode on any difficulty setting, and can technically all be done in the same match, apart from Somersault.
One thing that you might want to do is pair these objectives up with the various objectives from this FIFA 23 World Cup Swaps tracker that require you to play Squad Battles, as then you can kill two rather tedious birds with one stone and get some good rewards too.
You don't even need to have the various nations in your starting eleven too, but do of course bear in mind that you can only make five subs, and you will need six different nationalities, so you'll probably want at least your German player starting.
If you want to complete any SBCs though, make sure to check out this FIFA 23 SBC solutions guide for everything that we've covered so far, and head over to our FIFA homepage for even more guides.
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Harry Boulton
Harry is a Guides Writer at GGRecon, having completed a Masters of Research degree in Film Studies. Previously a freelance writer for PCGamesN, The Loadout, and Red Bull Gaming, he loves playing a wide variety of games from the Souls series to JRPGs, Counter-Strike, and EA FC. When not playing or writing about games and hardware, you're likely to find him watching football or listening to Madonna and Kate Bush.
