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Variation VI
A simplified variation of the 3-4-3 approach
Fifth variation of the 3-4-3 approach
Fourth variation of the 3-4-3 approach
Third variation of the 3-4-3 approach
Testing some 3-at-the-back tactics. This is even more robust defensively than the attacking version.
Testing some 3-at-the-back tactics. While being a rather attacking version, this appears to concede much less in PvP than most back-4 tactics.
I've noticed that there's a tactic with a similar approach, although using a winger and inverted player instead of a WT, called Osmo Winger. This variation attempts to incorporate a few settings from it with the "regular" version.
A 4-2-2-2 Variation of the WT series
Variation using a PF
A version with a holding DM and other slight tweaks
Slight variation in the roles to get a little bit more asymmetic buildup going
Simplified version of the classic version
A small series of tactics using WTs
A small series of tactics using WTs
A small series of tactics using WTs
A small series of tactics using WTs
Playing around with WMs instead of WBs
Pretty classic 442 box I've been using for CZ in some online league.
Updated the tactics with the findings after ~2 seasons of using it in a highly competetive online league gameplay.