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eFootball Equipment Guide: Best Equipment Ranked

Complete eFootball equipment guide. Every equipment option ranked with stats, best builds, and how to get them.

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Konami turned Pro Evolution Soccer into eFootball, a free download that updates in place rather than shipping a new release every autumn. Dream Team is the centre of it: you sign current players and legends with GP or eFootball Coins, then climb the divisions of the eFootball League. Weekly Live Updates rewrite ratings from real world results, so form on the pitch feeds straight into your squad.

Your choice of equipment defines your damage output and playstyle. This guide ranks every major option, explains what makes each one strong, and tells you which builds they pair best with.

Equipment Rankings

EquipmentTierBest ForNotes
Chip Shot ControlSGoal Poacher and Fox in the Box strikers who arrive behind the last defender.A shooting skill that improves lofted finishes over an advancing keeper.
Through PassingACreative Playmaker and Orchestrator midfielders feeding pace on the break.A passing skill that sharpens balls played into space behind a defensive line, which is the entire point of the Quick Counter Team Playstyle.
Flip FlapARoaming Flank and Prolific Winger cards who take defenders on one against one.A dribbling skill giving access to the flip flap feint, one of the more reliable ways to beat a committed defender in a tight channel.
Man MarkingBThe Destroyer and Defensive Full-back roles tasked with a specific opponent.A defending skill that makes a defender far harder to shake off once he picks up a runner, which matters most against a Dummy Runner or Hole Player.
Super-SubBBench forwards brought on against tired defenders in the closing stages of a league match.An other category skill that lifts a player's ability once he is introduced in the second half, effectively giving you a stronger card for the last half hour.

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S-Tier: Chip Shot Control

A shooting skill that improves lofted finishes over an advancing keeper. It turns a one on one from a coin flip into a repeatable finish.

AttributeDetail
TierS
Best ForGoal Poacher and Fox in the Box strikers who arrive behind the last defender.
Key MechanicPlaying Styles per position
Recommended RoleGoal Poacher

How to get it: Available from mid-game onward. See our walkthrough for the exact progression point.

Best builds using Chip Shot Control: Pairs naturally with Goal Poacher thanks to how their stat scaling lines up.


A-Tier: Through Passing

A passing skill that sharpens balls played into space behind a defensive line, which is the entire point of the Quick Counter Team Playstyle.

AttributeDetail
TierA
Best ForCreative Playmaker and Orchestrator midfielders feeding pace on the break.
Key MechanicTeam Playstyles in Game Plan
Recommended RoleCreative Playmaker

How to get it: Accessible in the early-to-mid game. Check our maps guide for the location.

Best builds using Through Passing: Pairs naturally with Creative Playmaker thanks to how their stat scaling lines up.


A-Tier: Flip Flap

A dribbling skill giving access to the flip flap feint, one of the more reliable ways to beat a committed defender in a tight channel.

AttributeDetail
TierA
Best ForRoaming Flank and Prolific Winger cards who take defenders on one against one.
Key MechanicPlayer Skills
Recommended RoleBox-to-Box

How to get it: Accessible in the early-to-mid game. Check our maps guide for the location.

Best builds using Flip Flap: Pairs naturally with Box-to-Box thanks to how their stat scaling lines up.


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B-Tier: Man Marking

A defending skill that makes a defender far harder to shake off once he picks up a runner, which matters most against a Dummy Runner or Hole Player.

AttributeDetail
TierB
Best ForThe Destroyer and Defensive Full-back roles tasked with a specific opponent.
Key MechanicDream Team squad building
Recommended RoleAnchor Man

How to get it: Found in later areas. Our walkthrough covers when you can access this.

Best builds using Man Marking: Pairs naturally with Anchor Man thanks to how their stat scaling lines up.


B-Tier: Super-Sub

An other category skill that lifts a player's ability once he is introduced in the second half, effectively giving you a stronger card for the last half hour.

AttributeDetail
TierB
Best ForBench forwards brought on against tired defenders in the closing stages of a league match.
Key MechanicLive Update ratings
Recommended RoleFull-back Finisher

How to get it: Found in later areas. Our walkthrough covers when you can access this.

Best builds using Super-Sub: Pairs naturally with Full-back Finisher thanks to how their stat scaling lines up.


Equipment Progression Path

The order you should acquire equipment as you progress:

  1. Starting gear → Enough to clear Dream Team
  2. Through Passing → Your first real upgrade, available early
  3. Flip Flap → Mid-game upgrade with good scaling
  4. Chip Shot Control → Best-in-slot, aim for this by late game
  5. Upgrade to max → The power spike from max upgrades is enormous

Equipment Tips

  • Always upgrade your primary equipment before diversifying. One strong option beats three mediocre ones.
  • Match your equipment to your build's stat priorities for maximum scaling.
  • Choose your manager before you spend GP on players. The manager sets the formation and the instructions your squad can run, and a set of expensive signings in the wrong shape performs worse than cheaper players in the right one.
  • Check our tier list for how equipment rankings affect overall build effectiveness.

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