Hi, I've created a 4-2DM-3W-1 tactic, with quite a special formula.
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In the formation, there are two Fullbacks who are set on "Automatic" duty. This is the first clue. The team Mentality is set to "Contain". So, basically, this will just tell the defenders on both sides to defend.
Via player instructions, they are set to contribute to the attack much more. Also their passing, running, crossing is tweaked.
Second clue of the formation is there are two ball-winning Midfielders, which are accidentally acting like playmakers in the deep, who will join the attack. Like in stephenhk's tactics
Third clue of the tactic is the close down much more settings. I've described that some times now in other threads so no need of explaining what it does again and again. You'll see on the pitch if trying.
We're now left with 2 Wingers-Attack, 1AM-A and 1 False-9.
That's a very dangerous setup for a contain formation if you think about it a little bit more. While the team contains the result and defends, those players attack. I've told the attacking midfielder to "Close Down Much Less" like a playmaker of the old tradition does, I need to see futher if it works.
That is for quite some settings the case; I'll have to try it now and tweak according to what I see happens on the pitch, for potential further versions of the tactic.
No Opposition Instructions
Training
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Link
https://www.mediafire.com/file/z06z...e v1_F23DA879-56E4-406D-A512-D6F4110A9900.fmf
View attachment 86224
In the formation, there are two Fullbacks who are set on "Automatic" duty. This is the first clue. The team Mentality is set to "Contain". So, basically, this will just tell the defenders on both sides to defend.
Via player instructions, they are set to contribute to the attack much more. Also their passing, running, crossing is tweaked.
Second clue of the formation is there are two ball-winning Midfielders, which are accidentally acting like playmakers in the deep, who will join the attack. Like in stephenhk's tactics
Third clue of the tactic is the close down much more settings. I've described that some times now in other threads so no need of explaining what it does again and again. You'll see on the pitch if trying.
We're now left with 2 Wingers-Attack, 1AM-A and 1 False-9.
That's a very dangerous setup for a contain formation if you think about it a little bit more. While the team contains the result and defends, those players attack. I've told the attacking midfielder to "Close Down Much Less" like a playmaker of the old tradition does, I need to see futher if it works.
That is for quite some settings the case; I'll have to try it now and tweak according to what I see happens on the pitch, for potential further versions of the tactic.
No Opposition Instructions
Training
View attachment 86221
Link
https://www.mediafire.com/file/z06z...e v1_F23DA879-56E4-406D-A512-D6F4110A9900.fmf