Can I beat him?

[Abhinavsharma]

It is possible because he forced counter attacks. I told you once on one of your threads that in some cases you can't allow the opponent to come in your half freely and attack if the attackers are too strong for the defence to handle them.

Defending is one thing, hard defending is another, but the combination of any of those two with force counter-attacks is very different. What might have happened here is that the opponent pushed most of his players up and he out-numbered the defending players. This is one of the possible tactics used to beat a defensive with counter-attacks 4-5-1(V).

You are comparing it with real life football
Hey may not have quality to save the boat

[Tactician]

You are comparing it with real life football
Hey may not have quality to save the boat

Go and experiment for a few months and come back to correct your mistake. I am an experienced user that has used the combination of defensive and counter attacks with a lot of formations including 4-5-1(V) in this game although I don't use this formation a lot these days. Take into consideration that 4-5-1(V) was my main formation for 2 seasons.

Your persistence or stubbornness in not understanding what I have said (which is one of the key in this game that could help you a lot in many future situations) will cost you matches and also will prevent you from finding appropriate tactics to counter some formations. Last year (2015), 4-5-1(V) formation was among my main formations. My team got beaten 2-1 by a lower quality team in a very important match and nothing could be done at that time because I lacked knowledge and experience and also the old system (comments only) was not very helpful to find out how the opponent won. Go on the link of Virtual F.C (see in signature) and have a look at that team and see yourself if it easy to beat such a team that was using 4-5-1(V); yet some opponents did it.

I have shared one of the most important things for the tactical type of manager. In fact, I should have not shared this, but I did so because I wanted and also because you shared a good formation (3-2-2-2-1) which might be helpful to me.
So, make good use of what I said.