Custard Spring

The evolution of the tactic continues. Shout outs to ZaZ and Baz.

With the original idea of having a flat 5 attack and very compact banked defensive shape I have looked to evolve to create a more stable transition phase. To do this when defending the WMF's move forward and become TW's in AML/R positions. The CM moves forward into AM. This should hopefully lend a hand to a quicker transition going forward and less running by the wide players and the central midfielder. The attack also changes I have pushed the SS forward to become a P. The thinking here is that if we are to play counter it would be more beneficial to have a play always right on the line ready to get in behind at any moment. The CHM's change to FR, this is to have them running a little less and looking to find space where ever it is available. Marking two players who can go where ever they please in a side that looks to get the ball forward fast is hard to stop and can drag players out of position easily.

I have used multiple teams to test this one with some very promising results;
Liverpool won the league scoring 141 goals with a 111 GD and 94pts. They won the FA Cup and the Community Shield, reaching the final of Champions League and Carabao Cup
Everton came 4th and won the Carabao Cup
Leeds came 3rd and reached the FA cup final
Tottenham won the league, the Carabao Cup and the UEFA Super Cup
Wolves came 12th and won the FA cup
Sporting won the league scoring 130 goals with a 102 GD. They also won the League Cup and Super Cup

Burnley predicted 20th, finish 10th!

Leipzig win the league, odd performance from Bayern however..

Villarreal claim 3rd, scoring 102 goals!

AZ win the treble