Alright, what's up everyone, welcome back to the channel, Foot Skillers Z! Today, I'm dropping the best custom tactics for the 4-2-3-1 wide formation. This setup is an absolute powerhouse for defensive solidity and those lethal counterattacks. We're talking about a formation that helped us secure Rank 1 in Weekend League – it was a grind, but we came out on top against all sorts of formations. Let's dive in!
Formation and Player Instructions
This 4-2-3-1 wide is incredibly versatile, allowing you to play wide or narrow, adapting to your opponent's style. We're talking about executing those inside forward runs to create goalscoring opportunities.
Here's the breakdown:
- ST (Striker): Stay Central, Get in Behind
- LCAM, RCAM (Left and Right Central Attacking Midfielders): Get into Box for Cross, Get in Behind
- CAM (Central Attacking Midfielder): Stay Forward, Get into Box for Cross
- CDM (Defensive Midfielders): Cut Passing Lanes, Stay Back While Attacking, Cover Center
- LB, RB (Full Backs): Stay Back While Attacking
- CB (Center Backs): Default
- GK (Goalkeeper): Default
Tactics
Now, let's get into the juicy stuff – the tactics!
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Defensive Style: Balanced
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Width: 45
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Depth: 60
- This depth is key. It allows you to maintain a solid defensive shape while still being able to press effectively.
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Offensive Style: Balanced
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Width: 60
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Players in Box: 6
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Corners: 3
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Free Kicks: 2
- The offensive width helps stretch the play and create space for your attackers.
Key Players and Their Impact
Let me tell you, this setup is all about the right players.
- John Barnes: The ultimate Shadow Striker. He dominates the midfield, scores goals with ease, and is a certified goal machine in this setup.
- Evo Thuram and Raphael Leao: Both are absolute game changers, providing pace, power, and creativity in attack.
This team is a force to be reckoned with!