A summary of custom tactics. We've put together a list of tactics that we've found to be effective, as well as tactics used by pros and veterans. Please take a look.
Recommended Tactics List
4321 (Easy to assemble)
| defense | |
| Defensive style | balance |
| width | 40 |
| Depth | 67 |
| Offense | |
| Build Up | balance |
| Chance creation | Direct Path |
| width | 50 |
| Infiltration of the PA | 5 |
| Corner kick | 2 |
| Free kick | 2 |
ST: Stay in the center
Left CF: Back to defence
Left CM: Covers the center
Center CM: Does not move up during attacks, covers the center
Right SB: Doesn't move up during attacks, overlaps
Left back: overlapping
This tactic is specialized for attacking because the ST, both CFs, left and right CMs, and left SB all move forward. It also changes to 442 when defending, so it's easy to defend. It's a tactic that many people use, so give it a try.
442 (Offensive/Defensive Balance)
This is a tactic that is often used right at the start of a match.
| defense | |
| Defensive style | balance |
| width | 35 |
| Depth | 67 |
| Offense | |
| Build Up | balance |
| Chance creation | Direct Path |
| width | 49 |
| Infiltration of the PA | 5 |
| Corner kick | 2 |
| Free kick | 2 |
ST: Back to defense
LM/RM: Return to defense, meet crosses inside the penalty area
Both CMs: Do not move up during attacks, cover the center
Both SBs: Do not move up during attacks, overlap
Overwhelmingly stable. It is a tactic that involves defending from the front line, and by having players on the sides, it is possible to keep the team calm while taking width. It seems easier to use than other tactics.
5221 (Defense-oriented)
This is a tactic often used to end a match when you are leading.
| defense | |
| Defensive style | balance |
| width | 45 |
| Depth | 62 |
| Offense | |
| Build Up | Slow Build-up |
| Chance creation | Possession |
| width | 50 |
| Infiltration of the PA | 5 |
| Corner kick | 2 |
| Free kick | 1 |
ST: Stay in the center, get behind
LW/RW: Cut inside, get behind the defense, meet crosses inside the penalty area
Right CM: Covers the center
Left CM: Does not move up during attacks, covers the center
This is a tactic that specializes in defense. It is a thorough defensive strategy with 5 backs and 2 cm, and you can also let the ball escape by changing sides, so you can calm the game. To be honest, I think it is the most difficult tactic to play against. Please give it a try.
*Also, if you use this tactic and place a player who is good at passing and crossing at SB and a tall player who is good at heading at ST, you can play cross-game. Cross-game is a difficult way to play even for professionals, so if you can master it, you may be able to win. It will attract resentment from certain players, though... This is a secret between us.
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