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    Wink Tactic against flat 4-4-2

    Hello guys,

    Tomorrow, i'll play against a strong 4-4-2 flat (scout players).
    Normally, I use 4-3W-1-2 with my 5th stars players, defensive mixed passing, mixed, hard tackle, no offside, no counter.

    I was wondering if this will work tomorrow...

    thanks

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    Or you could try the 4-5-1 V-Style, Normal + both flanks + mixed pass + counter on, also MR / L + DMC motivated. It seems to work pretty much always ...

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    thx man but my DMC has so bad ratings since a few matches... is it okay to put an additional MC with blue arrow instead ?

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    Hi bud, I have found 4-4-2 can be quite strong lately especialy against my 3w-1-4-2 formation so this season I experimented and found that starting with 4-1-3w-2 and changing to 4-3-3 at HT worked! I won 4/4!. IF you choose to follow me then this is the orders I used, attacking, mixed focus passing, hard tackling, close down own half, mixed passing style, zonal marking, force counter attacks and play offsides, red arrows on dmc, ml,mc,mc,mr,st,st and st when playing 3 upfront.
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    Never used 4-5-1 (3 MC's and 2 AML/R) with blue arrow on mc, maybe Skidz's way will guide you to a partial use of your unreliable DMC...

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    Blue or red arrows on MC is just "case by case" situation, as it breaks the formation somehow!

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    THank you guys !
    I think i'll try 4-5-1V first and then if it doesn't work, i'll turn into offensive 4-3-3

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    Quote Originally Posted by Skidz View Post
    Hi bud, I have found 4-4-2 can be quite strong lately especialy against my 3w-1-4-2 formation so this season I experimented and found that starting with 4-1-3w-2 and changing to 4-3-3 at HT worked! I won 4/4!. IF you choose to follow me then this is the orders I used, attacking, mixed focus passing, hard tackling, close down own half, mixed passing style, zonal marking, force counter attacks and play offsides, red arrows on dmc, ml,mc,mc,mr,st,st and st when playing 3 upfront.
    Play both counter attacks and offside trap? I have pretty weak defenders. Can I put blue arrow on my dmc? or just leave him without any arrow?

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    I followed all your orders and formation. Changed to 4-3-3 second half, my quality was slightly higher than my opponent's. But still he outposession me, and scored 2 goals. I only managed to score one goal. Which came from a free kick

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    Usually, i play a 3-1-4-1-1 against this formation ! With red on the DMC. In normal or defensive / Mixed pass or Middle focus / Forced counter .