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5-2-0-1-2
Keep 4 semi-decent defenders in the back, and one of your more aggressive DMs as a "ball playing defender - support" (but make sure he has short passes) in the back 5. Ignore his positional ability for DC, he'll be fine. Depending on the team you are against, alternate between having attacking or defensive full backs. Obviously, against stronger teams you want them to be defensive.
Use two more of the DMs in standard defensive midfielder roles. Hopefully one of them is a DLP, so have a "Defensive midfielder - Defensive" and a "DLP - support". Set the player with the poorer passing skill as your DM, and make sure he has short passes. The DLP will have "very long" as his passing style, and this is because you're going to play a Counter-attacking style. Your DM and your BPD will pass to the DLP, who will, in turn pass to either of the full backs (who will be running forwards) or to the top three.
the 1-2 in attack should include your Libor Kozak as a Target man with the attack duty, while you should match him up with two fast players. I'm assuming Kozak isn't very fast, so your DLP will make the pass to Kozak, who will, in turn either shoot, or pass it to the fast player who will probably have a 1 on 1 with the GK. Ideally, his matchup in attack should have high Acceleration, Pace, first touch, and finishing. Try Leigh Griffiths of Wolves. The player behind Kozak and (Griffiths, who should have the assignement of "Poacher") should be someone with high first touch and passing, and (I think) should be a "Trequarista". JUst make sure that he plays through balls often, and doesn't take long shots. You don't want to take a long shot, when you can have a 1 on 1 with the keeper.
5-2-0-1-2
Keep 4 semi-decent defenders in the back, and one of your more aggressive DMs as a "ball playing defender - support" (but make sure he has short passes) in the back 5. Ignore his positional ability for DC, he'll be fine. Depending on the team you are against, alternate between having attacking or defensive full backs. Obviously, against stronger teams you want them to be defensive.
Use two more of the DMs in standard defensive midfielder roles. Hopefully one of them is a DLP, so have a "Defensive midfielder - Defensive" and a "DLP - support". Set the player with the poorer passing skill as your DM, and make sure he has short passes. The DLP will have "very long" as his passing style, and this is because you're going to play a Counter-attacking style. Your DM and your BPD will pass to the DLP, who will, in turn pass to either of the full backs (who will be running forwards) or to the top three.
the 1-2 in attack should include your Libor Kozak as a Target man with the attack duty, while you should match him up with two fast players. I'm assuming Kozak isn't very fast, so your DLP will make the pass to Kozak, who will, in turn either shoot, or pass it to the fast player who will probably have a 1 on 1 with the GK. Ideally, his matchup in attack should have high Acceleration, Pace, first touch, and finishing. Try Leigh Griffiths of Wolves. The player behind Kozak and (Griffiths, who should have the assignement of "Poacher") should be someone with high first touch and passing, and (I think) should be a "Trequarista". JUst make sure that he plays through balls often, and doesn't take long shots. You don't want to take a long shot, when you can have a 1 on 1 with the keeper.
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