Myuhas42

So to answer you question. - I usually fluctuate between cautious and positive. - Standard width ( I will try more narrow) - I do not do a high press. - Normal line of engagement and depth - I will try that, i always thought if i trapped inside it would cause more turnovers and protect it more instead of leaving it open. i dont know why i thought that way. - i do step out. i thought if they stepped out they would put more pressure on the player as hes moving towards shooting. - i always use one cm on defense. - i will try wide midfielders instead of wingers

I mean I guess the extra time may have something to do with it. I just cant figure out how to stop someone from curling one from 30 yards out with a defender closing them down. I mean there has to be a way. But I am in 16th place, lead the championship with goals scored but also leading in goals allowed. I don't want to have to swap to a 4-1-4-1. I just dont see that working for my tactic. Glad to see I'm not the only one with this problem though.

Hey I am a long time player of FM, and just wondering if anyone else is experiencing this. I'm playing as Hull City and playing a 4-4-2 wing play formation. Slightly modified, I am noticing that my team is highly clinical. Like almost too clinical if i get 3 shots on goal, I score 3. I don't take a lot of shots overall and my team doesn't have alot of possession. But no matter what I do I am still letting up 1 to many and losing 4-3. It just seems like every game this is the score and I am unsure how to remedy this or if it is a known issue as many of the opposing goals are from 25 yards out curlers into top corner. I can post pictures of my tactic when I get home if anyone wants to see that.