How to Win Against Any Formation?

[Potemy]

Playing against a very attacking 3-2-3-2 tonight:

-----ST-------ST-----
AML-----AMC-----AMR
-----MC------MC-----
----------------------
-----DC--DC--DC-----

I'm playing at home, I have all 5 stars, he has only 2 5*, and maybe this is important, his GK is 3* and AMR is 2*

Very important game to me, I'm 3rd place and he's 2nd right now. Thanks.

EDIT:

I was thinking 3-2-2-2-1, some people call it the butterfly?

--------ST--------
AML----------AMR
----MC----MC----
DML----------DMR
----DC-DC-DC----

Maybe a slight variation, changing one MC for a DMC. Is that okay?

[Adel Gamal]

Playing against a very attacking 3-2-3-2 tonight:

-----ST-------ST-----
AML-----AMC-----AMR
-----MC------MC-----
----------------------
-----DC--DC--DC-----

I'm playing at home, I have all 5 stars, he has only 2 5*, and maybe this is important, his GK is 3* and AMR is 2*

Very important game to me, I'm 3rd place and he's 2nd right now. Thanks.

EDIT:

I was thinking 3-2-2-2-1, some people call it the butterfly?

--------ST--------
AML----------AMR
----MC----MC----
DML----------DMR
----DC-DC-DC----

Maybe a slight variation, changing one MC for a DMC. Is that okay?

yes 3 2 2 2 1 will work great to counter your opponent's formation with these orders also :

Normal mentality ... down both flanks ... long passing ... counter attack ... no offside trap (he has 2 AML/R/C) so no offside trap ... own half.

[Potemy]

yes 3 2 2 2 1 will work great to counter your opponent's formation with these orders also :

Normal mentality ... down both flanks ... long passing ... counter attack ... no offside trap (he has 2 AML/R/C) so no offside trap ... own half.

I was thinking to play a defensive, counter attacking game first and then switch to a more offensive game later in the match if I have to.

Why do you pick long passing? Is it because I'll be playing down the wings?

What does his AMs have to do with offside traps? Should I not play offside traps even though my goalkeeper is much better than all his attackers?

[Adel Gamal]

I was thinking to play a defensive, counter attacking game first and then switch to a more offensive game later in the match if I have to.

Why do you pick long passing? Is it because I'll be playing down the wings?

What does his AMs have to do with offside traps? Should I not play offside traps even though my goalkeeper is much better than all his attackers?

long passing because he has no DL/R or MR/R ... and his back too weak and exposed.

don't ever play offside trap when there is AMl/c/r ... they break the offside trap easily and you lose even from weaker teams.

Ever don't do this