Fifa 13 is a game that requires star skill players and a great deal of knowledge.

To build an all gold team, here are a few tips you can use to annihilate any one or team on the field. You need to control and dominate the game right from the opening.

*All search results will show auctions closest to the end, giving you a better chance to jump in with a winning bid. Too often many sales go without a single bid most players leave the starting bid @ 150 coins. Meaning you will be able to grab them really cheap.

*If you have a full squad made of silver or gold players, it could be hard to shift your cards. They rarely sell in auctions, at 20 coins or less of what you will probably get through a quick-sell. It is a very good idea to hold on to the 60+ rated cards.

*Complete a few tournaments and start going to the auction to get more players. Look at the restrictions of some of the tournaments. A few require a Max number of nationalities in your team, so remember who you placed a bid for after you make some progress.

*It can be very tempting to sell a bronze player as soon as you get a better star, "RELAX," The first couple of tournaments and leagues are set at Amateur and Semi-Pro difficulty, so it's a good idea to take advantage of your bronze player and use them as much as possible. Rotate your squad, this will keep the key players' fitness up, and won't have to waste Contract on players when you can save them for tougher matches. Don't worry about using a contract on a bronze player.

*You can artificially increase a player by owning all of the players on the market. The best players to use are cheap, fast, or 5 star skill players. Make sure that you own every player, then increase the price anywhere from 100-600 coins and put them back on the market. Use 6 or more players to get good results.

*Before you take your Ultimate Team online, you to come up against someone with an all-gold squad. Even in the bottom league and first tournament, or if you are a very good FIFA player, a team of 50 - 60's vs. Missy and his All-Stars will always be a challenge.