Can anyone translate this into FM terms?

[TommyToxic]

LINK
The above link is analysis of how Burnley defend against some of the best teams in the prem. Pressing high, but also defending low and compact. The writer called it "rhythmic pressing". How would you go about creating this in FM?

[Experienced Defender]

To translate this into FM, you'll probably have to use certain opposition instructions as well as individual player instructions along with the regular tactical setup. 

Anyway, let's try (although I cannot guarantee in advance it's gonna work):

TMat    PFat

 

Wsu     CMde    BBM    WMsu

 

WBsu    NCBde  CDde    FBsu

GKde

When it comes to team instructions, I'll deal only with defense-related ones here (because the analysis does not include the attacking aspect of Burnley's play):

Mentality - Positive (may sound counter-intuitive, but makes sense in FM terms)

Defensive line - standard

Line of engagement - lower

Defensive width - narrow

Player instructions:

Both strikers and BBM - close down more, tackle harder (PF on attack duty is already set so by default)

Opposition instructions (positional):

Always Close Down - goalkeeper, both CBs and both FBs (or WBs)

Opposition instruction (player-related):

Always mark tighter - DM (if the opposition have him in their formation) or the deeper-positioned CM (if they don't use a DM)