5-3-2 DM WB Counter Attack

This is a tactic that corrects the weaknesses of previous tactics.

The previous tactic was to score nearly 150 league goals, no matter how high-level the striker was.

But it was a gamble-like tactic that won once and lost heavily.

So I'm starting to obsess over tactics that have improved my defensive skills, even if I'm a little less aggressive.


But there are fatal weaknesses to this tactic.

It's a tactic that's relatively easy for a strong team to win, but rather floundering for a very weak team.

Manchester City beat 3-0 in the third round of the FA Cup but were eventually defeated by Nottingham Forest 1-0.


Other opponents such as Liverpool, Manchester United, Arsenal, Bayern Munich and Juventus have shown themselves losing to lower and lower league teams despite winning.

We'll wrap up the introduction and get down to business.


This tactic is basically the same as before.

It is a tactic to recover the ball from the bottom of the third line, build it up, and counterattack.

However, unlike before, he strengthened the wingback and raised the line, allowing both offense and defense to be used.


With this tactic I have doubled the Champions League and the EPL and Timo Werner has been top scorer in both competitions.

This tactic recommends recruiting strikers because strikers must be very good.
But you can't rely only on strikers.

And I've scored the league's most goals and the least losses.