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Arka Sarkar

All FC 26 Festival of Football 3 Gauntlet rewards

FC 26 Football Gold

The Festival of Football 3 Gauntlet is live in FC 26, giving us a chance to unlock Antonio Nusa Phenoms for free. You’ll also get plenty of extra rewards by completing all the tasks. Let’s check out the available rewards and how to obtain them.

How to get all FC 26 Festival of Football 3 Gauntlet rewards

The table below contains all the tasks to complete, along with the rewards on offer. To complete the full set, you have to complete any eight of the tasks.

Task Rewards
Score at least one goal in the Festival of Football Gauntlet 3 40 Tokens
Score at least one goal in four separate matches in the Festival of Football Gauntlet 3 50 Tokens
Win at least two matches within a single round in the Festival of Football Gauntlet 2 86+ Rare Gold Players x10
Win at least two matches within a single round in the Festival of Football Gauntlet 2, twice 45 Tokens
Win at least three matches within a single round in the Festival of Football Gauntlet 2 Evolution
Win at least three matches within a single round in the Festival of Football Gauntlet 2, twice 87+ Rare Gold Players x10
Score at least one goal in eight separate matches in the Festival of Football Gauntlet 2 88+ Rare Gold Players x8
Complete a Perfect Round in the Festival of Football Gauntlet 2 90+ Rare Gold Players x5
Complete a Perfect Round in the Festival of Football Gauntlet 2, twice 90+ Rare Gold Players x5
Score at least one goal in 12 separate matches in the Festival of Football Gauntlet 2 90+ Rare Gold Players x5

You’ll get the Nusa item by completing the set. For a free card, the 95-rated item looks pretty meta. You’ll also get several extra packs and an evolution for completing all the tasks.

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