Mythbusters of top eleven

[Tactician]

I lost another match, 1-0, but I used 2 tokens to challenge again and won 2-0 in extra time and was a hard fought match, and the orders I had to used was less logical. The opponent was about 10-13% weaker. I noticed that goals scored in extra time do not count in the goal difference too, so, correction from my part for what I said previously, the opponent that beat my team with no goal difference in the second part of the first phase could have won in extra time or by penalty shoot-out.

[nikolgiorgos]

I lost another match, 1-0, but I used 2 tokens to challenge again and won 2-0 in extra time and was a hard fought match, and the orders I had to used was less logical. The opponent was about 10-13% weaker. I noticed that goals scored in extra time do not count in the goal difference too, so, correction from my part for what I said previously, the opponent that beat my team with no goal difference in the second part of the first phase could have won in extra time or by penalty shoot-out.

I saw that. 4-4-2 flat vs 4-2-3-1 is not the perfect counter.
Try 4-1-4-1 or 3w-1DMC-4f-1 or 3w-1DMC-3f-1AMC-1

[Tactician]

I saw that. 4-4-2 flat vs 4-2-3-1 is not the perfect counter.
Try 4-1-4-1 or 3w-1DMC-4f-1 or 3w-1DMC-3f-1AMC-1

The point of 4-4-2 is to block the opponent high up in the pitch while still having enough in front to score a lot of goals. There is no need to put a DMC if you block service to the AMC from high up (high pressing) and using man-on-man marking makes it even harder for the opponent. I have some experience with 4-1-4-1 against 4-2-3W-1; it would be a defensive counter, but the match would at slow pace with tighter scores. 3w-1-4-1-1 or 3w-1-4-2 might work but logically that would be something to be used against much weaker opponents.