SalientSalmorejo said: What is the logic behind high press / very low line of engagement? Expand
High press means you attack the ball since the build up from your opponent. Low line means your defenders will keep the last line closer to the goal, to avoid through balls. In short, combining the two will make your team less compact vertically, using more of your defensive space. That gives more space for the opponent to find players between your lines, but less space for through balls.
Thanks! There are some better tactics out there, though.
Tackle harder for all, and move forward for wingers and strikers.
High press means you attack the ball since the build up from your opponent. Low line means your defenders will keep the last line closer to the goal, to avoid through balls. In short, combining the two will make your team less compact vertically, using more of your defensive space. That gives more space for the opponent to find players between your lines, but less space for through balls.
You have to ask @Zippo.
Tackle harder to all, More Forward Runs to CMs, Wingers, and Strikers.
max 737 said: @ZaZ How do you delete a thread?
Sorry, I don't get your question.
I am sorry to hear that.
I usually test my tactics with teams from the bottom of the table, and this got the best results for those teams.
RonaldoWeah said: Thank you for your great work, again!
Glad to be of help!
I don't see much difference, but some people say it does.