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Very similar to the Double Flat 5 Bank with a few changes in both attack and defence.

Offensively the team will shape differently as both wingback change from AWB to IWB. Holding centrally in midfield rather than getting down the flanks to add more stability against a counter. Both OCB become BCB to pack middle of the pitch with options. The old BCB becomes a ACB to press forward and become an additional attacker.

Defensively the team is still looking to take away space in the middle of the pitch but will do so now by having players in between the bank lines that were there before. Two of the CM drop back and become WDM helping fill the space between the lines and to help shuffle the opposition out wide. Both FB become PFB to hound the ball when the opposition are forced out towards the corners. The centre CB becomes a SCB helping reduce space between the line. The wider CB's become CCB and become the effective last line.

As always shout outs to ZaZ and Baz for this.


I have used multiple teams in the English Premiership and had some very interesting results. Liverpool won the league with 98 points conceding only 16 goals. Wining the Champions league as well. Everton won the league and were runners up in the FA cup. Tottenham came 4th in the league, winning both the Champions League and the UEFA Super Cup. Fulham came 4th in the league and were runners up in both the FA Cup and the Carabao Cup. England won the World Cup.

Atletico Madrid win La Liga

Sporting putting in some numbers!

Leeds predicted 17th, finish 5th with a Carabao Cup win.