How to beat 4-2-3W-1 ? Champions Final. Pls help

Hello,
I'm playing a slighter better team in the final of the champions league
We were in the same group in the first round, twice we ended the game in a draw.

I uploaded pictures of my squad and his squad. My team is Arsenal, his team is Newpie

He plays 4-2-3W-1.
I saw in the counter formations thread that the best is to play 4-4-2 classic
In the previous 2 games against him i played in a 4-1-3W-1-1 and I managed to finish in 2 draw results.

I played with this formation because i have only 1 good MC, So I played with an DMC and 1 AMC in stead of a ST.
But I could put my AMC as an MC, I already did that before.

Any suggestions how which formation i should play with my squad ? What orders should i put?

Thx for the help

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can i play with a 4-1-4-1 ?
should i play defensive with counter attacks ?
what arrows should i put on my DMC and on my ML and MR ?

Never thought to counter it with the butterfly formation?

same question here if anyone knows please share... in table of counters it says 4-4-2

4-4-2 classic norrmal, hard tackling, no ofside no counter

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Originally Posted by jacksparrow

4-4-2 classic norrmal, hard tackling, no ofside no counter

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Long, short or mixed passes? Pressure whole pitch or own side ?

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Originally Posted by pat0812

Long, short or mixed passes? Pressure whole pitch or own side ?

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long and own half, so how the result?

The game is in 20min?
Could I play normal and not defensive ?

About the offside trap I think it's a bad idea. I heard that if a player has AMC you shouldn't use it

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Originally Posted by pat0812

The game is in 20min?
Could I play normal and not defensive ?

About the offside trap I think it's a bad idea. I heard that if a player has AMC you shouldn't use it

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did i said to use offside trap? i said offside no :D

I won 2-1 in extra time. Thank yiu

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Originally Posted by pat0812

Long, short or mixed passes? Pressure whole pitch or own side ?

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Short passing.