Ok, so I have decided to share a tactic that I have had extreme success with. It's based on Clash's tactic 4141 v4, so credit goes to him for creating awesome tactics. The tactic also deploys Clash's/TFF's set pieces from his 4141 v4 tactic.
So what have I changed on the 4141 tactic? Well, as for player instructions and roles I have done the following:
Here is the tactical style settings:
And here are some stats and numbers from my best season:
*I forgot to say some things about how the team plays. Lots of times I experience that the attacking midfielders will appear fairly deep on the pitch and play crossfield balls into spaces on the wings, which the wide midfielders will latch onto. They will most of the times have no markers, and are free to run and cross the ball as they wish. Then there will usually be three players in or around the box to attack the ball. This also happens with the regista (plays crossfield balls).
One thing that might be said against this tactic is that it hasn't been tried with a weaker team, but I should say that I've many times easily beaten big teams with mostly reserve players at home.
I guess that's it. Feel free to try it out and comment about it, and if you have questions, just ask, and I will see if I can answer.
So what have I changed on the 4141 tactic? Well, as for player instructions and roles I have done the following:
- I have pushed the central midfielders up to attacking midfield positions. This is because I wanted to focus even more on goals coming through the middle of the pitch, but also because I want to press the opposition's central positions high up the pitch.
- I have changed the wide position roles from wingers to wide midfielders, and from attacking to supporting roles. They are also instructed to cut inside and to sit narrower than normal.
- I have changed the striker role from complete forward to deep-lying forward. I have also given the instruction to shoot less often.
- I have changed the defensive midfielder role from deep-lying playmaker to regista. I've also given the instruction to dribble more.
- I have instructed the fullbacks to take fewer risks.
- Mentality changed to very attacking.
- Attacking width changed to extremely wide.
- Passing style changed to more direct.
- Tempo changed to extremely high.
- Focus of passing has been changed from wings to no special focus and overlap left and right.
- Creative freedom changed to more disciplined.
- Distribution from Gk changed to distribute quickly.
Here is the tactical style settings:
And here are some stats and numbers from my best season:
*I forgot to say some things about how the team plays. Lots of times I experience that the attacking midfielders will appear fairly deep on the pitch and play crossfield balls into spaces on the wings, which the wide midfielders will latch onto. They will most of the times have no markers, and are free to run and cross the ball as they wish. Then there will usually be three players in or around the box to attack the ball. This also happens with the regista (plays crossfield balls).
One thing that might be said against this tactic is that it hasn't been tried with a weaker team, but I should say that I've many times easily beaten big teams with mostly reserve players at home.
I guess that's it. Feel free to try it out and comment about it, and if you have questions, just ask, and I will see if I can answer.
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