Ideally, pace & decisions will be as equal. Try and have a Left footed player on the left, and Right footed for the right. You want them to be able to win the ball back, and have the ability to find a pass quickly, either out wide or into the AP. (Tackling, aerial, postioning) Pace & Passing are always good if you can get them.ĬM = Tackling, passing, decisions & teamwork were my main ones. WB = I went for crossing/dribbling, along with the usual defensive ones such as tackling & positioning.ĬB = Usual attributes. GK = Standard attributes really, nothing special.
#Fmm 2021 tactics how to
I must say, I took a lot of knowledge and tips from various users in the old thread, on how to create a lone-striker tactic, which can be found here Īlso, through various DM messages, given some guidance and advice on the tactical side of FMM which helped me in putting it all together. More screenshots of the results can be found in that thread. So hopefully this gives them a chance to play one, but without posting it as a challenge here. I would like to share my success 4-4-1-1 tactic I have used throughout my Jorge 1KC challenge I am posting this because I know some players would love to do a 1KC challenge, but can't create a tactic. The wingers have the same job of supplying width but centrally, we have an AF who will look to directly attack the channels and will be your main goalscorer.PLEASE DO NOT USE THIS IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO POST A CHALLENGE Up-front, we have plenty of variety in our attacking play. All three midfielders, naturally, will hold their position and cover both attackers and defenders, adding glue and stability. In midfield, to try and add stability rather than creativity, we have not one, not two but three deep-lying playmakers. We also deploy a mid-block for the reasons explained earlier in the blog. Off the ball, we want to press slightly to win the ball back because, despite our attacking nature and direct style of play, we still rack up a high possession number and this tactic, of course, will be more effective when you are on the ball. The quick tempo is a bid to get the ball forward to the danger players so we can affect the final 1/3 areas where we are most dangerous. So if it's pressing we want, the pressing can be done in the middle of the park where it's much safer.įor FM21, what I have created is probably best used with the elite teams (only tested with PSG) due to its very attacking nature. But with the attackers dropping off and inviting the opponent's defence with the ball, you can then trap them in the middle of the park where you can potentially have 7/8 players ready to engage the opponents. Having your attackers inviting pressure rather than closing down may give your team some solidarity and make the opponents think twice with the ball as they know one direct ball can beat all 5 attackers. Starting off with a lower line of engagement or mid-block may be wise to force your opponents to play out a little. You may want to force your opponent into the central areas as a trap in order to win the ball OR you can allow your opponents to have the flank area if you don't consider that a dangerous area to concede but either way, pressing would have to be done expertly to make sure players are not leaving their positions at times that would leave spaces for the opponents to then attack your defence directly. Having just two CBs leaves a massive space out wide for teams to attack which is why it would be essential to do most of your defending in central areas. One idea could be when the ball is out to a wide player, one of the central attackers can look to move into the wide-area to create a 2v1 situation, the central attacker can then take control of the ball whilst the winger then takes up the position the central attacker was occupying.ĭefending is where you can have issues when starting out with a 2-3-5 formation and I'm pretty sure everyone can spot the weakness, the flank areas.
This is a way to create space and disorganise the opponent's defence by giving the attackers freedom.
Once the ball has worked its way forward to the attackers, they could be expected to use positional rotations. Also, in case the ball is lost, the midfielders need to be in positions where they can stop a counter-attack and protect the back 2. They need to consistently be an option in deeper areas for the ball to progress unless you look to attack with a direct ball. For solidarity in the team shape, the midfield 3 wouldn't look to roam around the pitch for multiple reasons. With the 5 attackers occupying the final 1/3 areas, the ball needs to work its way from defence to the attack and the midfield 3 need to be confident in doing so.
In build-ups, the midfield 3 would be vital in ball progression.
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