If one has more of a physical presence, it’ll make retaining the ball easier for the pair of them.Delaware has been the only other state to allow sports betting at restaurants, bars, food establishments and retailers, including grocers and c-stores, that act as lottery agents. The two central midfielders will have quite a task on their hands, but combining a deep-lying playmaker and a ball-winning midfielder will mean you have bodies back to defend your own box while still having one midfielder who’s always looking to set the counter attack underway.Īlthough it seems like its slightly outdated, a big-man little-man combination could work wonders up front in this formation, as long as both have reasonable pace in order to fit the counter-attacking style. In order to give yourself some sort of offensive presence, you’ll want to have at least one of your wingers set as a a natural winger, rather than defensive winger – but having one ‘defensive’ can help sturdy your defence up even more. Somewhat of a low-block, if you set the team to a ‘cautious’ mentality and demand discipline from your players, you’re likely to get a real ‘all hands on deck’ sort of performance. Perhaps a formation and play style that is suited more to the underdog, or to a team who’s defence is their strongest asset, this set-up can be tailored perfectly for them. Both wingers with pace, and a striker who likes to dribble, would make counter-attacks a regular weapon, especially in the latter stages of games. You’ll want one Mezzala, who’ll have strong passing and shooting stats, and alongside him a hardworking ball-winning midfielder, who allows the Mezzala to flourish slightly further up the pitch.Īs for the front three, you’re probably going to want three quick, flair players who can break up the pitch really quickly and effectively. The two midfielders alongside your DM both need to compliment each other as well. You’ll want to have someone who has a combination of physicality and technical ability (think Rodri or Fabinho), who has the ability to both stop opposition attacks and to immediately play forwards and begin your own counter attack, The DM is probably the most important asset within this set-up, and so it is important you have someone that fits the bill and allows the rest of the team to flourish. This set up is a bit like how you’d imagine Liverpool to play. You most certainly would want a ball-winning midfielder there to sit back and sweep up, and then alongside them you may well want a deep-lying playmaker to spray the ball about the pitch, or perhaps a roaming playmaker to head further forward up the pitch and combine with the attacking players. The two midfielders sat in front of the defenders could have differing roles depending on the actual player you’re using in that position. Again, this means you can have your full-backs set as wing-backs and they’ll fly up and down the pitch, therefore creating a really good relationship on the pitch with your inside forwards on both sides. Similarly to the 5-2-3, you probably want your wingers to be inside forwards, with the left-sided attacker being right-footed and vice versa. The high-pressing causes the AI opposition to cough up the ball in dangerous areas and to leave gaps for your nippy attackers to exploit. If you’re playing in a league with five substitutions permitted, and have a team littered with high-stamina players, then this might be the option for you. Perhaps the most overpowered set up in the game last year is still here, but is not quite as effective this year. To secure stability in the midfield, you’re best off going with with a defensive midfielder in combination with a deep-lying playmaker, someone that will be able to spread the play to the wingers and inside forwards, and hit up the lone striker further up the pitch if necessary. Read more: Football Manager 2022: Release Date, Mobile, Beta, Wonderkids, Switch, PS5 and More In order to help with this, its probably best to set the wingers as inside forwards, so they’re closer to the striker and allow the wide channels to be dominated by the wing-backs flying up and down. The Tiki-Taka element also means you will dominate the ball, and whilst the lone striker up front may be slightly isolated at times, with the right personnel he can drag his wingers into the game. In combination with wing-backs who will maraud up and down the flanks, the wide centre-backs allow you to overload the opposition in the final third. The 5-2-3 allows you to utilise one of the more exciting new additions to FM 22 with ‘wide centre-backs’. Think peak Chris Wilder’s Sheffield United, overlapping centre-backs, strong, solid midfielders and a burly presence up front.
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