The tactic can also easily be adapted depending on the situation you find yourself in during a match, but I’ll provide a short walkthrough on that later. Your 4-4-2 may eventually evolve into a 4-5-1 or a 4-3-3 as you chop and change to make your ultimate tactic, rotate players and fit new signings in that require to be facilitated in positions that require a specified role such as a DM or CAM for instance. It is not too heavy at either end of the pitch and provides the correct balance in numbers for both attacking and defensive phases of the game. A flat back four and midfield with two strikers. Why the 4-4-2?Īs I said it can be viewed as ‘basic’ but it can also be a safe option at the beginning of a save. The 4-4-2 is the more ‘basic’ of tactics and was the standard setup for most football clubs and national teams during the late 90’s and early 00’s before your Jose Mourinho’s and Pep Guardiola’s turned up and changed the game as a whole with unique tactical setups and foundations. We will be looking at the specific roles for each position including what to look for in a player and how the team should be encouraged to play as a unit when on and off the ball in attacking and defensive situations. I will be kicking off my first tactics piece with the formation I grew up watching: The 4-4-2. 4-4-2 is one of the most traditional tactical systems and here I’ll examine the player roles and duties setup to make a 4-4-2 formation work in Football Manager.
Today I want to look into how I’m approaching bringing back the 4-4-2 system in Football Manager 2021. Welcome to TheTarrantino’s first tactics talk piece for Passion4FM.
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