The player will keep things ticking over. The hardcoded instruction of 'Hold Position' means we’ll have some stability in the middle of the park. One of the roles I’ve used to try and counteract this is the Deep Lying Playmaker on Defend duty. One of the perceived disadvantages of the 4-4-2 is the worry about being overrun and outnumbered in the centre of the midfield. This gives a good balance between defending, supporting and attacking. I’ve gone for a support full back on the right and an attacking full back on the left. We want to stay tight and defend first and foremost, but thinking of the transition from defence to attack, our Full Backs could provide an additional layer to the offence. The tricky decisions at the back come with the Full Back roles. I don’t feel like there’s any need to overcomplicate things at the back by introducing Ball Playing Defenders or a Sweeper Keeper in my interpretation of the 4-4-2. Solid at the BackĪ Goalkeeper on Defend coupled with two Central Defenders on Defend is how I like to keep it simple and solid at the back. The roles you decide to pick will be vital to the success of your 4-4-2. Going forward you want players supporting your front two and creating chances for them to score. When transitioning from defence to attack you want movement between the lines. You want your side to be strong and solid in defence. Walk yourself through the areas of your team. On the tactics screen once you’ve selected your side you have the ability to toggle the on-pitch player relationships and player movement depending on their roles on and off. How the players combine and work together will go a long way to bringing you some success. I feel like one of the most important things to keep in mind when creating any tactic is how the roles you choose will interact with each other depending on where they fit into your formation.
I’m going to go through a few ideas that you might want to adopt when setting yours up. If you’ve got reservations, throw them to one side, a 4-4-2 formation can still offer up some flexibility depending on how you set it up. The rise of one striker formations like the 4-1-2-3 and 4-2-3-1 had seen its popularity fall away, but with clubs potentially looking for more bodies in and around the box, two up top and strike partnerships are back with a bang. If you think you've got what it takes to spread your own Wednesday Wisdom then drop us a line on with your idea and your work could be in the spotlight. Here's how to get the best from a classic of football philosophy.
The traditional system is making a resurgence in the modern game as well as in FM19.
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