FIFA 22: How to Do a Chipped or Panenka Penalty

The Panenka penalty is a clever yet straightforward method of taking a penalty kick, where the taker chips the ball down the center of the goal. Antonin Panenka invented this technique, and it gained popularity in 1976 when the Czechoslovakian star used it to outsmart the legendary German and Bayern Munich goalkeeper Sepp Maier during the European Championship final.

Once you’ve mastered the art of taking regular penalties, you can add some flair to your penalty kicks and catch your opponents off guard from the penalty spot. The aiming process for a chipped or Panenka penalty remains the same, but when powering up your shot, hold L1 on PlayStation or LB on Xbox to attempt to loft the ball over the goalkeeper.

A classic Panenka aims directly down the middle of the goal, but you can also use a chipped penalty when aiming toward the sides of the goal or down the center. Be cautious, as if your opponent predicts your move correctly, these shots will be effortless saves for the goalkeeper. Additionally, players with high penalty attribute ratings are better at aiming since their shot cursor moves more slowly. It’s not recommended to use this technique if your player has low penalty attributes.

FIFA 23: How to Do a Chipped & Panenka Penalty

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