Reev explains why Alex Sandro Player Moments is FIFA 20’s best left back

Isaac McIntyre
Reev has dubbed Alex Sandro's Player Moments SBC the best LB in FIFA 20.

YouTuber Oliver ‘Reev’ Fletcher has dubbed Alex Sandro’s new 91-rated Moments SBC the “best left-back in FIFA 20,” and explained why he believes the Brazilian star’s “phenomenal” upgrade card has no equal in Ultimate Team.

EA Sports have been releasing more and more Player Moments SBCs towards the end of the FIFA 20 cycle. Recently, the FUT devs dropped one of the highest-rated left-back cards in the title yet, Alex Sandro’s Player Moments SBC.

The 91-rated Juventus defender immediately shot to the top of the left-back totem pole. Only Icon Roberto Carlos (91 and 93) and TOTY Andrew Robertson (94) are better on paper. But according to Reev, Sandro overshadows them all.

Alex Sandro now has one of the best cards in FIFA 20
There are barely any cards in FUT that come close to Sandro’s Player Moments SBC, Reev said.

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After finishing Sandro’s squad-building challenge ⁠— currently priced at just over 530k coins ⁠— the YouTuber took him straight into a game. Immediately, Reev dubbed him “phenomenal,” and added he’s “pretty much an Icon.”

“He’s probably the best left-back you can get in the game now… who’s better? I can’t think of anyone currently better than this guy. Just look at the stats,” the Englishman said, bagging a 3–0 rage-quit win in his very first match.

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In particular, Reev pointed to Sandro’s defensively-minded stats as key to his quality. With 89 interceptions and 91 tackles, the Juventus star would be a “rock at the back,” the YouTuber said. 99 stamina and 91 aggression was just icing.

Reev also suggested slapping an Anchor chemistry (+PAC, +DEF) on the Brazillian. Reev did, though, pick a Backbone style (+PAS, +DEF, +PHY), before slotting him into a Bundesliga-cross-Serie A hybrid squad.

Reev’s team around Alex Sandro (4-4-2):

  • GK ⁠— Marc-André ter Stegen (90)
  • LB ⁠— Alex Sandro (91)
  • CB ⁠— Fabio Cannavaro (87)
  • CB ⁠— Ferland Mendy (86)
  • RB ⁠— Sergio Ramos (93)
  • LM ⁠— Marco Reus (91)
  • LCDM ⁠— Birger Verstraete (88)
  • RCDM ⁠— Thomas Delany (87)
  • RM ⁠— Milot Rashica (86)
  • ST (L) ⁠— Neymar Jr. (94)
  • ST (R) ⁠— Eusébio (91)
Reev built a strong La Liga and Bundesliga hybrid for Alex Sandro
Reev surrounded his new Alex Sandro card with some of the best Bundesliga and La Liga cards in the game.

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How to get Alex Sandro’s Player Moments card

Sandro’s mega-upgrade is sticking around until the end of FIFA 20, unlike many SBCs, so the good news is you have plenty of time to polish it off.

The bad news is how costly the card is at the moment. On PC, the Serie A star’s challenge costs nearly 600k, while PlayStation and Xbox players will have to dole out around 530k to get their hands on the “phenomenal” card.

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Here are the requirements for Sandro’s 91-rated SBC:

Brazil

  • Brazil players: Min 1
  • Overall rating: Min 86
  • Chemistry: Min 75
  • Reward: Small rare gold players pack

Serie A TIM

  • Serie A TIM players: Min 1
  • Team of the Week players: Min 1
  • Overall rating: Min 86
  • Chemistry: Min 70
  • Reward: Rare electrum players pack

86-rated squad

  • Overall rating: Min 86
  • Chemistry: Min 75
  • Reward: Prime Mixed players pack
Alex Sandro best left back FIFA 20
Once you’ve finished the three challenges, you’ll be given one of the best left-backs in FIFA 20.

If you’re looking for the cheapest ways to finish these three expensive puzzles, make sure you check out our solutions guide. We’ve figured out the three easiest squads for Sandro’s squad-building challenge, so you don’t have to!

While Sandro may be out of some player’s price ranges, the new Team of the Week Moments can be a little cheaper too. Check out our predictions for the 20 upgrade In-Form cards we could see in the next Moments team, set to release March 25.

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About The Author

Isaac was formerly the Australian Managing Editor at Dexerto. Isaac began his writing career as a sports journalist at Fairfax Media, before falling in love with all things esports and gaming. Since then he's covered Oceanic and global League of Legends for Upcomer, Hotspawn, and Snowball Esports.