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I'm 1-0 down in champions league and I'm playing at home in 2nd leg.
He plays 4-5-1v and I looked on counter formations that say 3-5-2 or 3-5-2v.
My 2 ST are struggling to score when they play together. I'm thinking this-
-----DC-----DC-----DC-----
------------DMC------------
-----MC----MC-----MC-----
AMR--------------------AML
------------ST--------------
Attacking, whole pitch, hard tackling.
Blue arrows on DC and red arrows on AMR/AML.
Thoughts..
NO HARD TACKLING!
and I probably would have gone 4-2-3-1 with counter attacks, but I think you'll be fine.
I use the 4-5-1v so I could give you an insight to the strengths and weaknesses.
I normally struggle against teams who play 3 in the centre as they out number my 2 CM's.
Playing an attacking mid against the 4-5-1v is more or less useless.
The 4-5-1v is a wing based formation but also leaves itself vulnerable to wing based attacks.
If I were you, I would probably consider 4-3n-2w-1 or 3-5-2v depending on the strength of your attack and defence.
Hope this helps. :)
Gonna go 4-3-2w-1
Thanks for the replies!
Good luck! Let us know how you get on.
JFT96
Will do, mate!
Very happy, I won 4-1 :0)
I went 3-0 up and he pushed a couple players up with his ST and I got a 4th. He then pulled 1 back so I went 4-5-1 defensive, long passing to see the game out.
Thanks to el pistolero for the
4-3-2w-1 formation.
Sweeper.
Another happy customer. :)
Luckily for you I'm not a bitter Liverpool fan and I know the 4-5-1v very well so had good advice haha.
Congratulations Sweeper :D
Lol.. Thanks!! :0)
You need 2 goals and who is better offensively than STs?Quote:
Originally Posted by sweeper4football
3-2-2-2-1 butterfly otherwise as it is one I win vs 4-5-1V
You're a bit late. I gave him some advice already, he went with 4-3n-2w-1 and won 4-1... :PQuote:
Originally Posted by cracicot