I usually play 4-2-3-1 or 4-5-1v, but have of lately found that 4-3-2W-1 is a good middle ground between the two. I'm meeting an opponent that plays 4-1-2-3 on paper with AML/AMR. Would my formation be a good counter to his? Another option is to move up a DC to DMC. Not sure about it though, as it would leave my weaker DC against his stronger ST (only my strong DC had dual positions/DMC).
TACTICAL INSTRUCTIONS
Mentality: Normal.
Focus passes: Down both flanks.
Passing: Long.
Focus counters: Off.
Pressing: Low.
Tackling: Hard.
Marking: Zonal.
Offside: Off.
Suggestions are welcomed.
Put it in the wrong forum. Please move to formations and tactics if possible.
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Originally Posted by Arphaxad
I usually play 4-2-3-1 or 4-5-1v, but have of lately found that 4-3-2W-1 is a good middle ground between the two. I'm meeting an opponent that plays 4-1-2-3 on paper with AML/AMR. Would my formation be a good counter to his? Another option is to move up a DC to DMC. Not sure about it though, as it would leave my weaker DC against his stronger ST (only my strong DC had dual positions/DMC).
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