Rematch Shooting Guide: Pro Tips to Score More Goals Every Match

Ready to score like a pro in Rematch? If you’ve ever wondered how to make your shots count and leave goalkeepers sweating, you’re in the right place. Today, we’ll break down the essentials and share some juicy tips to help you shoot better in Rematch—no fluff, just pure game-changing advice!

How aiming works in Rematch
How to control shot strength and angle
Using Extra Effort for more powerful shots
How to volley and surprise the defense

Master the Basics: Aim to Win

Shooting is the heart of scoring in Rematch. Your main goal? Line up those two white brackets on your screen in the same direction. If you don’t, you risk wild misses—or even worse, scoring an own goal. So, always double-check your aim before you let that ball fly.

Control Your Shot: Strength and Angle Matter

When you hit the Shoot command, Rematch gives you more control than you might think. The interface changes: the aim brackets turn into a full circle with a dot in the center. The circle’s thickness = shot power, and the dot shows your angle.

Want to kick further or harder? Hold the Shoot button longer—the circle gets thicker, and your shot gets stronger. To add some curve or change the angle, just move your right stick (or mouse) while holding Shoot. The dot will shift, letting you bend the ball like a pro.

Boost Your Power: Use Extra Effort

Here’s a neat trick: activating Extra Effort doesn’t just speed you up—it makes your shots a lot more powerful. This mode uses a special, smaller energy bar, but the payoff is huge. Faster movement = harder kicks. If you’re sprinting with Extra Effort and shoot, you’ll send the ball much further and make things tough for the goalkeeper.

Just a heads up: when you trigger Extra Effort, your character gives the ball a slight push ahead. Don’t lose control, or you might waste a perfect chance!

Go for Volleys: Fast and Flashy

Want to really impress and score quick goals? Try a volley! That’s when you kick the ball while it’s still in the air—usually right after a cross. It’s not just for show; volleys are fast and tough to defend. To set up a volley, wait for a teammate’s cross or bounce the ball off the wall to get it airborne.

As soon as you see blue brackets around the ball, hit Shoot. Timing is everything. Nail it, and your character will pull off a stylish volley that could decide the match!