A tactic that takes inspiration from the old "W-M" days of football. In practice it functions much like a 2-3-3-2 in attack with the IWBs drifting into the midfield. The DLP has a support role so he will drift in and support the attack occasionally, but his custom instructions encourage aggressive transition defense that will force the opposition counter attack outside to the wings if he is unable to gain possession.
This tactic was specifically designed for lower quality teams to be able to steal wins off of the top tier squads, favoring both volume of counter attacks and quality of shots.
This tactic was specifically designed for lower quality teams to be able to steal wins off of the top tier squads, favoring both volume of counter attacks and quality of shots.