A relatively easy challenge to complete, but one players should do right this minute if it has previously fallen by the wayside.
Battle royale titles are required to constantly update their titles. There is so much competition out there that it is a necessity of the genre. Plus, most BR games take place exclusively on one, relatively small map. If developers were to leave that map as it is and make no further changes to the game, chances are it wouldn't be a competitive game for very long, no matter how good it is.
Epic is the leader in doing exactly that via Fortnite. It could be argued that interest in the BR behemoth was dwindling in 2019, although its concurrent player count would beg to differ. Any worries Epic had will have since melted away as Chapter two continues to go from strength to strength.
The map has been flooded for most of Season 3, but those waters are now beginning to subside. That makes this the perfect time to complete the challenge that requires players to score a goal at Pleasant Park. Not a particularly tricky challenge to tick off the ever-increasing list, but if it's one that has slipped players' minds, now is the time to do it.
Pleasant Park's soccer field is one of the few parts of the named location that has been left untouched by Midas's collapsed wall of water. Now once players have scored a goal on the pitch and completed the challenge, they can quickly make their escape without having to swim to safety. There should be a ball in the middle of the pitch, and all players need to do is walk into the ball, guiding it into one of the two goals.
Another reason this challenge should be easier to complete now than when it was first added in week one is fewer players will be converging on the pitch. Multiple people trying to play soccer at the same time in Fortnite sounds entertaining, but not when those players are trying to eliminate each other. Now players can have an uninterrupted kickabout and pick up 35,000 XP for doing so.