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Sto testando questa mia nuova tattica. L'obiettivo è generare una tattica che sia molto vicina al calcio reale. Gioco d'attacco ma anche equilibrato. Rapidità, passaggi corti, possesso palla ed equilibrio. EXPERIMENT COMPLETED FINAL RELEASE. After some testing, this is the optimal release.

Hello fmmvibe! I have browsed this new FMM24 forum, and noticed the "Tactics" section quite barren. So, in case anyone needs a tactic to bed themselves into the game, i might have something for you - basically the same tactic i posted last year, which i now tested in this edition over a full season with Liverpool. It has all players contributing to goals across the board, with an emphasis on the front three. The fullbacks (Robertson and TAA largely, though i've also bought Valentino Barco and he's very good down the left as well - definite wonderkid) got the most assists for me, with a chunk of them coming from set-pieces but largely from crosses and the like. When in possession of a tight lead late on, i sometimes switched the mentality to "Control" or "Defensive". But in all, i've done very little tinkering over the season - i believe this is what you'd call a "Plug and Play". The tactic itself: Team results + a couple of match statistics: Feel free to let me know how it went for you, and i am open to criticism if you can think of improvements!

Hi guys, this is my first tactic that I publish and I would also like your help to improve the tactic. This tactic is an attempt to recreate Ruben Amorim's tactic from Sporting, here below I will show the tactic and some results. So far I've only done half the season but I hope you like it My goal with this tactic is to make it work for any team

NOTE: Once downloaded, export a current tactic from within the game and your phone/tablet will create a new folder, after which you just copy and paste the downloaded tactic into that folder. Then simply import it from the tactics screen and you'll have it in your game. However, if you're still having trouble with importing the tactic (as many have reported), obviously just copy the instructions and if you want to implement the highly tweaked defensive and attacking set-piece instructions, just scroll down on the first page of my SLICK tactic thread until you get to the screenshots. INTRO/PLAYERS REQUIRED Hi all, I wanted to create a tactic for 'top half of the table teams' that deployed wing play as I was getting a bit bored of everything going the through the middle with my SLICK tactic. It's called RELENTLESS because it's relentlessly attacking in nature with everyone other than the two centre backs bombing forward. After testing half a season with my Wycombe team, I'm confident it's ready for public consumption lol. The formation is the same, as are all the player roles except for the defenders. The heartbeat of the team is the DMC who needs to have good creativity, passing, tackling and positioning. You'll also need a decent all round striker with reasonable aerial ability. All four defenders need to be quick due to the high defensive line and the right sided centre back should be the better header of the two as he's the main goal threat from attacking corners. The three central midfielders all need to be defensively sound with a good work rate (hardworking) in order to keep up with the high pressing demands of the tactic, plus have them train 'shooting' as all three will be getting plenty of shots off. The full backs need to have decent crossing and dribbling as they'll be getting forward to put crosses in, although the main strategy for opening up defences is overloads along the flanks that pull opposition defenders out of position, creating gaps in and around the box for the rampaging central midfielders to exploit. IMPORTANT........ after extensive play time, it's become apparent that for the DMC (roaming playmaker), strength and aggression are VERY important attributes. Because he gets on the ball more than any other player, the opposition's midfield will try to bully him but a strong and aggressive DMC won't allow that to happen and instead will assert his authority on games. This in turn really allows the tactic to click, allowing the attacking players to flourish. TACTIC USAGE.......... It's a plug and play tactic and the only in-game change you need to make if you want to see the game out is to use the 'time wasting' option at any point from the beginning of the second half in order to frustrate the opposition. Defensive and attacking set pieces are tweaked so to get the best out of the tactic, you'll have to download it from the link at the bottom of this post, below the last screenshot. Corners should ideally be inswinging only. RESULTS........... Strolled the league with a strong Wycombe team in it's 4th season in the top flight plus Champions League, steamrolling Barcelona in the final. Mistakenly played weakened teams at home in both domestic cup competitions and paid the penalty, otherwise quadruple would have been a probability rather than just a possibility.......... you will dominate with any top 4 team. If you try it, please let us know how you get on. Franky's RELENTLESS Tactic.tac

Good afternoon guys, I'll give you my tactics, which I put in another edition (I don't remember which one) haha. When I finish the season playing all the games, without going on vacation and without restarting games, I will publish it. To say that this tactic has been working for me on several teams, and one of the good things is that you don't just depend on a scorer, and one of the "bad" things is that you need a good goalkeeper for the division in which you play. Don't hesitate to choose the option of wasting time, because sometimes in the last minutes they tend to score the odd goal and it's very annoying. Well, I'm not any more annoying and I'll go with the screenshots. Formation: Shape: Defense: Atack: Corner L/R (attack and defense): I would like you to try it and tell me how it goes, thank you all for taking the time to read it

Sorry, I published it in 2023 accidentally

Since the new season began there is a team that I have fallen in love with, this being Girona FC, so I decided to make a tactic for the players who also decided to play it with the surprise of having Surprise and hidden signings such as the following Kevin Chamorro - Deportivo Saprissa Brando Aguilera - Nottingham Forest Vanderson - As Mónaco

MAJOR UPDATE 14/2/24: Just had a week off work so was able to invest some time in the game and my conclusion is that the tactic should be used as a plug and play with CONTROL mentality. If you've already downloaded it, just change the team mentality to CONTROL and save the tactic as there's no other changes. If you're downloading it for the first time, you can do so by clicking on the download link just below the final screenshot at the end of this post. The results achieved in the screenshots with Man Utd were done so by switching between ATTACKING and CONTROL depending on the match odds but United are an elite team with several world class players, however the same does not apply to 95% of teams that others will be managing so from my play test with a couple of weaker teams, it's apparent that CONTROL mentality is the way to go as it allows for greater possession, more control and more selective progressive passing and shooting with the overall results just being better for teams that don't have an abundance of world class players and even if you do, it still works great. NOTE: Once downloaded, export a current tactic from within the game and your phone/tablet will create a new folder, after which you just copy and paste the downloaded tactic into that folder. Then simply import it from the tactics screen and you'll have it in your game. However, if you're still having trouble with importing the tactic (as many have reported), obviously just copy the instructions and if you want to implement the highly tweaked defensive and attacking set-piece instructions, just scroll down on this page until you get to the screenshots. INTRO/PLAYERS REQUIRED With one of the major updates, I've noticed some anomalies with my two previous tactics and they aren't as effective as they were BEFORE the update so I've created a new one that works brilliantly in producing mesmerisingly slick (hence the name) and intricate passing in the final third. There's very little wide play and the attacks are focused through the middle. This is higher scoring than my two previous tactics and incredibly consistent. The heartbeat of the team is the DMC who needs to have good creativity, passing, tackling and positioning but most importantly strength and aggression as he often holds the ball up to assess options, allowing opposition midfielders that split second to get challenges in. If he has high strength/aggression, he can hold off those challenges, allowing him to either retain possession or win free kicks. A weak DMC will be a liability so make sure to get this position right. You'll also need a decent all round striker, a big/strong target man type like Hoijlund works really well as does a quick, flair type like Rashford. All four defenders need to be quick due to the high defensive line and the right sided centre back should be the better header of the two as he's the main goal threat from attacking corners. Have your midfielders train 'shooting' as all three will be getting plenty of shots off and good long shot ability is a real bonus for your midfielders, especially the DMC. The tactic is all about slick and intricate passing just outside the opposition box that unlocks defences with ease. It's also defensively very sound. TACTIC USAGE.......... It's a plug and play tactic and the only in-game change you need to make if you want to see the game out is to use the 'time wasting' option at any point from the beginning of the second half in order to frustrate the opposition. Defensive and attacking set pieces are tweaked so to get the best out of the tactic, you'll have to download it from the link below. Corners should ideally be inswinging only. RESULTS........... In my second season with Man Utd, won everything with a win percentage of 94% (played 67/won 63/drawn 4/lost 0) which is easily higher than I've ever had before. Dominated every single game, trust me you will absolutely love this tactic AND the style of play!! DOWNLOAD available below the final screenshot 👇👇👇 DOWNLOAD HERE 👇👇👇 Franky's SLICK Tactic v2.tac

KICK N GO INTRODUCTION Hello everybody as you know it I previously dropped a tactic WRATH OF GOD and ARK THE GIANT SLAYER I admit those tactic were Great, but this is LEGENDARY. Today I'll be telling you I came about this tactic as you know I always love using Midtable teams in processing a tactic. BREAKDOWN So I was trying to build a tactic based on defensive mentality mainly to be very DEFENSIVE at the same time very ATTACKING and I found the balance with the DEFENSIVE mentality as it kept more possession and moved the ball patiently and decisively even though the team did not have a Great Decision making. After This had problem attacking and I tried a lot of formations and instructions didn't work until I found this. It was very effective ATTACKING wise and same time DEFENSIVE. So it had to do it Enough of the story I have built it and I trust. But since FM update can't seem to do a complete season without Missing files you know what I mean so I'll share the results of the save I'm working with EVERTON in some days before that let me share the Tactics. And you know I never disappoint. And I'm Telling you Defensive is the Best mentality for this Tactic. Thank you!!

Hello guys this is my first time posting on fmvibe Please excuse my grammar On my quest to find a lone striker tactics with a perfect holding Midfield (DLP) that works in every league I've come to a close breakthrough This isn't a plug and play tactics read through everything i write so you understand the tactics if you want to use it INTRO I will be explaining to you guys how and what I do that works for me and am open to your opinions also. Personally I don't like conceding goals and I am aslo the possession type manager (BARCELONA) am in my second season with Barcelona Team stats Player stats Tactics Am going to be talking about why each position was chosen and players i go for in each position Then I'll go in further how the tactics work in match engine Sorry for the long writing but I just feel some type of joy doing this 😊 GK I use the sweeper keeper i look for a good keeper with good technique as I look to build up play from the back...a keeper that is comfortable on the ball is needed. CB As u can see I use both a Bpd and Cd I use defenders that is comfortable on the ball for both my Bpd and Cd good technique is required, positioning,passing,speed,aerial for me I will take a defender with 16 passing, 13 tackling, 17positioning, 15 aerial, over a defender with 13 passing, 17tackling, 16 positioning, 15 aerial as I've come to find out positioning is more important than tackling the higher the positioning and passing the better for me. RB/LB I think of them as wide defenders and at the same time supporting wingers i don't know if that makes any sense 😂. So pace, crossing, passing, positioning and always look for that technique very important CMF here is the heart beat of the team if the Midfield is not working then nothing works F.dejong got 11 assists in 27 games from the DLP position some will ask why I use a DLP Well in the Midfield two I use a Bbm and Dlp here is why the dlp then to stay deep he recycles ♻️ the ball in the Midfield i can say the player in the dlp position is the most important, after using the black hawk tactic and watching match highlights i found out the Rpm left a hole in the Midfield when in possession so I decided to go with a Dlp so he fills that hole when creating my own tactic. Pf Crossing, dribbling, teamwork, creativity, Wingers In advanced position in the build up they then to stretch the defense when the Width is set to wide they move wide most time in narrow width but when in the final third they drift inside ST I go with shooting, aerial, movement,speed, -teamwork. Sometimes I feel like speed don't matter 😕 CF is the ideal striker to have I've tried.... P, Pf, Af, but Cf stands out for me I would love to get feedbacks from anyone that uses this tactic thanks

Hi everyone Although, i may not have been interacting actively on this platform but i must say, i've been catching some tips😊. Now down to the business of the day! I'd love to introduce this tactics called BEAST MORPHER One thing to understand is that STAMINA is required to make every tactics work well Tactics Basically, the idea of using 2 IWBs is to have more players in the midfield when we have the ball and the "player marking" is for them to mark wide players when we do not have the ball. In this kind of tactics where we 2 players in defense when we are in possession you need a Sweeper Keeper to cover ground or an "offside trap" in case of lose ball. The combination of RP and BBMs? Yeah, i got the idea from Black hawk. The addition of the AM, Attacking Midfielder is to have a player in the midfield as well as going forward. The RP + BBM + AM are the key players in the squad, so you should get the best I went for "Disciplined" so that they can maintain the tactical instruction! I thought well we have more players in the middle of the park so why not press "all over" "Look for Overlap" is the most overlook final third instruction on this platform but it is also powerful with the right set of player roles. Gameplay Player stats Vitinha got the most goals maybe because of his aggression but he saw that much game because of his STAMINA Fixtures And with my 2 losses coming from PSG Conclusion Although, this is an attacking football but we always dominate possession atleast an average of 55% per game No transfer was made for this test This is plug and play Finally, remember you need the right players to make every tactics work Good morales in the squad, fair stamina and so on Thank you

With this tactic, you gonna score more goals and very less concede a goal. HERE IS;

Dear Fellow Managers, After following FMM Vibes for years, I have decided to contribute back to the community. I am sharing a 4-2-3-1 attacking tactics which brings me great success with Liverpool. Tactics Average Ratings For this tactics, IF and SS perform very well & G, WB, BPD, CD and CF perform well but BBM and CM perform average. I am considering changing the tactical role of the centre midfield for an improved performance. (Feel free to share with me any tactical roles which work well for your centre midfield) Although the forward perform well, I am considering changing the tactical role from CF to PF in the hope that the forward will perform even better. (Feel free to share with me any tactical roles which work well for your forward too) Fixtures (Liverpool) Thought I could end the season unbeaten in the league but sadly Man City beat me in the final league game. Please note that when I am chasing game, I will change team mentality to overload in the 2nd half. I will also review training intensity on the 1st of each month and assign mentoring duties to 4-5 stars players. For corners, I have both centre backs attacking near and far post respectively. Fixtures (Canada) This tactics has mixed results for Canada. Statistics for 1st Season (Liverpool and Canada) Won: 58 Drawn: 7 Lost: 4 Looking forward to a better performance in 2nd season and perhaps a new international job. Glad that I have finally contributed back to the community!

Hi guys. I love the tactic with 3 at back , for this reason i try to create a "Black Hawk" with 3 at back. The results are very impressive. Adjustments vs Black Hawk : PF ------> SS : this tweaks Is make for don't have the hole in the midfield and to promote the cut in the box. B2B------> some times i switch One of the B2B in RP and works well. Adjustments during the match: 1) when i want to protect the advantage i switch to control , balanced defense and wasting time. 2) when i want to score i switch to overload and sometimes put my SS in striker position such PF This Is the results with Norwich: Give me some advise and i Hope you try this TACTIC!

Does anyone experience the set pieces on pitch doesn't match the set piece structure we've created in the Tactics screen? So what's the point of creating set pieces if in the end it will get scrambled on the field?

Inter are a great team this season, capable of playing in different many different ways depending on the opposition. I've tried my best to capture both their tactical flexibility as well as their attacking prowess and defensive solidity. 3 variants of the tactics below. Have put the reasons for the choices as well. Welcome any feedback. Team Mentality (Control): Inter, under Inzaghi, has shown a balanced approach, not overly defensive or aggressive. Width (Balanced): Inter maintains a balanced width to effectively cover the pitch both in defense and attack. Tempo (Normal): A moderate tempo aligns with Inter's patient and possession-oriented approach, allowing for controlled build-up play. Creative Freedom (Balanced): While providing some creative freedom, a balanced approach maintains overall structure and tactical discipline. Defensive Line (Balanced): A balanced defensive line avoids extremes, ensuring stability and preventing vulnerabilities in defense. Closing Down (Own Half): Pressing in the team's own half ensures a compact defensive shape, reducing spaces for opponents. Tackling (Committed): Inter's defensive principles involve being assertive and decisive in challenges. Offside Trap (No): Avoiding the offside trap minimizes the risk of defensive disorganization. Time Wasting (No): Inter's style involves a purposeful and controlled approach rather than wasting time. Look for Overlap: Exploiting wing-backs' overlapping runs aligns with Inzaghi's emphasis on width and crosses. Shoot on Sight: Taking advantage of goal-scoring opportunities from various distances suits Inter's attacking style. Through Balls: Dynamic forwards like Martinez benefit from through balls to exploit defensive lines effectively. Passing Style (Mixed): A varied passing style aligns with the team's adaptability in different situations. Content to pass short, but keep the option of a long pass open. Passing Focus (Mixed): Allows for flexibility in attacking strategies. Goalkeeper Distribution (Short): Playing short from the back supports patient buildup and ball retention. Explanation of Player Roles: (Goalkeeper): Sommer assumes a standard goalkeeper role, focusing on shot-stopping and distribution. His experience and shot-stopping abilities suit this role. (Braccetto -> Libero): The Libero role for both central defenders allows them to contribute to build-up play. Trying to mimic the 'braccetto' role (CB): simple defensive stability. Man Mark to neutralize the main striker. Dimarco (WB): Dimarco operates as a wing-back, providing width in attack. His ability to join the attack and deliver crosses suits this role. Man Mark to ensure they return to help the defence Dumfries (DW): Dumfries serves as a defensive winger, contributing defensively while providing width, and staying higher up. Man Mark to ensure they return to help the defence (Regista -> DLP): Orchestrating play from deep. Wish we had Regista as an option. (Mezzalas -> BBM, AP): Barella and Mkhitaryan function as box-to-box and advanced playmaker Mezzalas, respectively. They offer energy, creativity, and goal-scoring threat. Best approximation we can get without player duty and the mezzala roles (DLF): linking midfield and attack with his physicality and technical skills. (AF): capitalizing on goal-scoring opportunities .

Finally got a 5-3-2 to score a decent amount of goals on this game. This is the most goals a 5-3-2 has gotten me even in the previous installments and the fact we went unbeaten in the league in our first season is crazy. Defeated the rest of the big 6 home and away. Our 2 draws were to Bournemouth and Villa away from home. You don't even need forwards that are blessed with aerial attributes, pace, movement and shooting is the way to go. For some reason Frimpong racked up 18 assists while not being on corner duties with his crossing just reaching 12 while Ruggeri who has 15 on his crossing didn't get up to 10 assists, the game engine is so weird. As for the defense, probably tighter that the pentagon, the two matches against City, we held them down to zero shots while Haaland was playing. We also held several teams down to 3 shots. Well feel free to share your opinions about it. Though we lost in the carabao on PK's💀💀 and we got FMM'ed to Spurs in the first round of the FA cup.

Disclaimer: This is a work in progress, will probably not be plug and play, more an attempt for me to create something based on my interpretation of a real-life playstyle. I'll follow up with some more details, answer any questions and post screenshots of results etc. but for now, here's the base. I've played through 3 full seasons, and this particular version of the tactic was used throughout the 3rd season. The formation: The instructions: The season results:

Hi, this is my first time posting a tactic set-up on here, I've used it and well to be honest, i don't fully understand how they work in synergy but it just works, I will try to explain somethings to the best of my knowledge and abilities, you can find more on rdf tactics youtube I watched rdf's video RDF TACTIC on how he turned a 4-3-3 at base into a 3-4-3 diamond and wished to replicate it on mobile. I currently use luton so it's pretty broken because I'm in yr 2036 or so, but i recently tried again with bristol in League 1 and it did decent/okay. So let's get into it, we start with a 4-3-3 or 4-1-2-2-1 Defense It is comprised of a defensive full back, a sweeper , central defender and an inverted wingback. I positioned my DFB and Sweeper side by side because i learnt on here that if you place a sweeper beside a DFB, he'll never wander off , no matter what, meanwhile the CD's job would be to cover for whatever space the IWB vacates when he tucks in to form the diamond. Midfield In midfielder we have the defensive midfielder, central midfielder and roaming playmaker, i placed the iwb on the same side as the RP because the RP tends to vacate his starting area , charging forward and central, i learnt this from Mr. DanEnglish, and becomes the like the shadow striker/advanced playmaker type as he's at the top of the pyramid in position, the CM and DM do their normal roles and I've not tried other roles since they do their jobs right. Once the IWB tucks in , you have your diamond. Attack We have 2 wingers here, whose jobs in my opinion are to stretch play, dribble and create chances as well as rotation and the likes, although I have noticed one of them tends to get score goals while the other is more supporting. The 9 is a pressing forward, looking to keep the opponents defense on their toes at all. The mentality is set to Control but it can be balanced or anything depending on your situation and who you're playing against, big team and you'd want to be more cautious and so on like that. The shape is narrow, the tempo is fast and the expression is discipline (i don't know what these mean in-game, if someone knows please educate me),they just work. I set their line to high and their pressing to be all-over while turning on offside trade, you can also make their tackling cautious as you'd be looking to win balls back via interceptions than all out brawls. There's no attack pattern just play through the center , short gk distribution and short passing channels. I also added my corner kick strat (defense and attack) in the images. Thank you for taking the time to read this, I look forward to hearing your feedback and more.

This is the recreation of Thiago's Motta tactic We are 4th in the league 2nd less goals conceded 10th best scoring team Eliminated from the Italian Cup.

Hey guys! I hadn't planned on playing the new version of FM because of Netflix, but I received some requests to see what I could do in this version of the game so I decided to test my old The Black Hawk in this edition. Now, anyone who followed the tactic thread of 2023 version, the various save tests and tweaks I made, must remember what I'm looking for with this tactic. For those who haven't followed, in short this is a control tactic (I'm a control freak) designed to maintain possession of the ball for as long as possible, involving the entire team in the offensive process and pushing the opponent into their own area in such a way that they cannot even attack - even if they recover the ball, they will be so far from our goalkeeper that they will not be able to create any danger. I'm not going to lie, the tactic has a serious problem just as it did last year: defensively, the team is not solid when we don't have the ball. The entire success of the tactic is based on having the ball to prevent the opponent from creating danger. Or, as a famous pundit in my country famously responded when asked who defends in an offensive team: "Who defends? The opponent defends". With a well-built team, I believe that the tactic will allow the team to dominate the overwhelming majority of games. There will always be a handful of games in which we are let down by an underperforming player, or in which the opponents score two goals in two shots, but I think no tactic can stop this. The goal is to ensure that these exceptions are just that: exceptions. The Black Hawk Those who already knew the tactic may have noticed that this is what I called the "tweaked version" of the original The Black Hawk. When I decided to test this new version of FM, I chose to start with the last version of the tactic I created to see what works and what doesn't, but I found that it worked really well in the two tests I've already done and which I'll talk about in a moment. Points to remember: 1) this tactic will require a lot of movement without the ball, as almost all individual instructions are aimed at making players move (Wing Backs, Roaming Playmakers, Box-to-Box, Pressing Forward...); 2) attributes such as Passing, Movement and Stamina are essential in all positions, later on I may not mention them in the list of attributes for each position because they are important in all of them!; 3) all players must feel comfortable with the ball at their feet, players who only serve to destroy the opponent's game are useless. Wing Backs Must have Pace, Movement and Crossing. Helps if they have Technique, Positioning and Tackling. Ball Playing Defenders Must have Speed and Aerial (i cannot stress enough how Speed is key for all this to work!). Helps if they have Technique, Dribbling and Positioning. If anyone don't has good centre backs to be Ball Playing Defenders, it may be changed to regular Central Defenders. Roaming Playmaker This is the engine of this tactic. The defensive midfielder is actually an undercover attacking midfielder, so look for attributes that suit them (last year Bellingham was the best RP I tested). Must have Movement, Passing, Creativity and Decisions. Helps a lot if he has Shooting as he will have a lot of shooting chances just outside of the box. Box-to-Box Must have all the usual attributes of a B2B, like Passing, Tackling, Decisions, Movement and Teamwork. Bonus if they have Dribbling, Shooting and Creativity. Inside Forwards Must have all the usual attributes of an IF, like Movement, Pace, Creativity, Decisions, Passing, Shooting. Bonus if they have Crossing. I use IFs with their foot exchanged - don't know how to say it in English, but this is to use a right footed on the left and a left footed on the right. Pressing Forward Now, this one is tricky. Stamina, of course, but here we have two options: to go for a striker to score or to go for a striker to create spaces for others to score. Last year, my favorites for this were Osimhen, Scamacca and Beto (the one from Udinese, now Everton). They all had in common Agression, Aerial and Movement as I found that these three attributes together are just overkill. If they have these, it will work, but if they also have Teamwork, Shooting, Passing and Pace, the better. Anyway, with these three guys I mentioned you guys probably are already seeing what kind of striker to look for. After all this, here are two save tests I did to get some numbers. The save tests are the same I did with the tactic last year: the first with Sporting CP (a top team) and the other withy hometown Amora FC (an underdog team, this year really an awful team). The first save test -> Sporting CP So, this went really well. I played with Sporting CP original squad, no signings, I only recalled two youngsters midfielders from their loans as Sporting CP has a shortage of them. Last year this The Black Hawk did 33W-0D-1L in 34 games, this year I got 32W-2D-0L, which is almost the same. This year it performed better defensively (9 goals conceded is insane in a first season) while also providing a staggering 84 goals (2,47 goals per game) which is fantastic for a control tactic. These are numbers for a overload tactic. We won all domestic competitions and only lose against Paris SG on semi finals of Europa League, our only defeat all season. Not ashamed of it, they are really strong and we battled them toe to toe. Starting with my IFs, as trying to put them to work was the reason I designed this tactic last year, they were really strong. They scored a total of 59 goals and made 39 assists, which was Incredible. I think they are stronger this year. They cut inside more to shoot outside of the box, they run more behind opponents back to create 1x1 against the goalkeepers, overall they look more active than last season. All the others performed as I expected. My three main midfielders (Hjulmand, Bragança and Morita) are not suited to the roles I assigned them (Hjulmand is not gifted as RP, the others are not good at Movement), but still did well. Gyokeres is an absolute beast and must be a good signing for any team. As Sporting CP is one of the "Big Three" of Portugal, I was not convinced as this might have been because of the overall strong squad The Lions have, so I tried a season with my Amora FC to see how it would perform. The second save test -> Amora FC Now, let me just say about Amora FC that we are a small team. We play on Liga 3 (portuguese third tier) and this season we have a weak, awful squad. Really, I'm afraid we end up relegated by the end of the season on real life. That would crush me... Anyway, Amora FC is a good team to test this tactic on an underdog, as that is what we are this season. We play on Liga 3, a league that has 20 teams divided on two regional groups (north and south), each with 10 teams. The first regular phase has the top 4 teams of each group go to a final promotion phase (8 teams, the 4 top teams of each group), all the others go to a relegation phase. As it can be seen, we won the first phase and got a place on the promotion phase. We ended up second place, so we not won the league, but were promoted. Also, we were knocked out of Portuguese Cup by Farense only on extra time, they are a team from portuguese first tier. I'm really proud of all this. Amora FC has one of the worst squads of the league (it can be seen how almost all games were graded as 3 or 4 of difficulty), but we managed to get promoted. Now, what I learned from this save test is that in most of the games we were slightly better than our opponents, but we were let down by individual mistakes, both in our defense as our IFs missing goals (my IFs are terrible, terrible even for portuguese third tier). Overall, we clearly overperformed and I do not believe an AI Amora FC ever to get even remotely close to get promoted as we did. For example, in the first save test with Sporting CP, Amora FC was dead last by a long range. This was it. Two successful save tests, I believe the tactic has some tweaks in it to perform better, but by now I believe this is already good. Now I will try it on Premier League, last year I did a save test with Wolves, this season I may do one with Brighton. Latter will post updates of how it went.

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This tactic was inspired by my previous tactic"advanced football" which I used it the national league to league two and partly by the black hawk and Pinuccio's tactic. This is called "scorpion play"because the attacks and short and deadly let's look at the stats from EFL league 1 I've destroyed almost every team, also racking up comprehensive wins. Doing this with a small club( Dagenham and Redbridge) with little to no money is impressiveScorpio Play V1.tac

Okay,okay,okay I know I might have said that ARK the GIANT SLAYER might have been the best tactic in Football manager mobile 24 I came up with but nah I Created a new tactic it's totally a BeasT. So I normally love creating tactic which exploits space especially the half space and the space behind the Defenders also having lots of Low crosses coming in From Both wings for my Striker and Midfielders to run on to for tapins like city normally do. Therefore welcome a new Beast ready to devour the Opposition Average 63+ possession against midtabe teams and 57+ possession against top teams. All you need is a team that can pass the balls don make decisive passes. Like I normally say if you can keep the ball you're a step ahead of the opposition. This tactic was Attempted with Bournemouth past halfway season I was in 4th, Tested it with Liverpool the save was too easy so I deleted it and used Brighton I'm first in the table performing well as much as I like to show this different saves but my saves keep disappearing after December... I'd not know why but here it is try it and give me your feedback I would love to hear your feedback. Also the Corner tactic is one of a kind. And I'll upload the ending of season if the saves does not disappear.Thank you

Hello everyone. Sorry for my bad English. First of all, this tactic does not belong to me. I was looking for a tactic for myself for a long time and finally found one on Facebook. With this tactic, I became the clear champion in the league. I made only 2 reinforcements to my squad. One is Gabriel Barbosa and the other is Lingard. I wanted to share such a nice tactic here so that it can be used with a wider audience. Anyway, here are my tactics and stats. I'm waiting for your comments.