tactic difference in away games

Hi

Just want to know , what type of small changes do you make for away games

eg slower tempo

Thanks

Hi

Just want to know , what type of small changes do you make for away games

eg slower tempo

Thanks

I would also like this info.

i lost a stupid amount of games away and only lost one at home in my first season.

a little offtopic: slow tempo is better with long or short passes?

there was a tip in fm08 that slow-short // fast-long better but i think in real life this does not make sense

a little offtopic: slow tempo is better with long or short passes?

there was a tip in fm08 that slow-short // fast-long better but i think in real life this does not make sense

cheers, shall give it a crack

I have found that playing a slower tempo with a counter attacking style works very well. I am currently playing in league one and lost the first four away games (won five home games) so decided to spend an hour or so tweaking and meddling with a counter attacking "soak up pressure" modified 4-5-1. I play two of the three central midfielders as defensive midfielders who are encouraged to get forward for set pieces. My other central midfielder sits behind those two, but is an attacking midfielder, which allows for both types of play; sitting back and protecting the defence, along with joining the attacks when possible.

My one striker holds up the play so my wingers can join in. Five clean sheets in a row away from home

yeah it works but as not good as fast tempo but with fast tempo You have to have quite good players otherwise they will waste passes