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How to create a successful tactic on Football Manager
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A free-flowing, attacking FM19 tactic with WBs that end up being more of wide-midfielders due to how much they go forward, and 1 CB that drops deep and builds up play.

Tested with Brackley Town who were expected to fight bravely for relegation, yet exceeding expectations at top half of the table.

Possession is gained by tight press. Attack patiently and score. Tested with Rizespor.

Proven FM19 tactic for dynamic, attacking football with 1 central defender. You will score LOTS of goals.

Possession and occasions and less goal conceded. It shows a beautiful game.

High pressure and fast recomposition, in the best style: Gegenpress. An attacking tactic combining elements from Klopp and Jorge Jesus styles.

This is a tactic I came up with after some time of trying to create the best FM19 tactic I can.

Football Manager 2019 replication of the tactic used by Sarri and Giampaolo. FINAL VERSION OUT 22/10

From 6th tier to Champions league for just 6 seasons!! My the best tactic for 19.3.6 so far. Tested with several teams!

4-3-3 GoalMachine is the all-time most popular FM 2019 tactic on Steam Workshop! Made purely for goals and high possession.

This is a very effective 4-4-2 for the 19.3 Patch of Football Manager 2019 developed over hundreds of hours by myself and other members of my patreon community.

A faithful to a point recreation of Marcelo Bielsa's famous 3-3-3-1 System for FM 2019. Developed live on stream over hundreds of hours.

Regista, Libero, Wide Playmakers, Segundo’s and a False 9? That's the GYFLI Pleasure! Huge amount of goals from Through Balls and Crosses.

This FM 2019 tactic is all about pressing forward in a classic 4-4-2. The wingers tend to go with alot off crosses but also score some goals.

My take on the beautiful game! A FM2019 tactic that provides beautiful team work and fluidity with high possession and lots of goals!

With this set of tactics, I have won Champions League as Benfica. The best tactics for FM19 I have ever seen, trust me.

A good balanced asymmetric 4231 tactic for FM19, based on gegenpress and control philosophies. Tested with Roma.

4-1-4-1 DM Tika Taka for FM19. Oldham are nearly kings.

Used this FM 2019 tactic for the last 17 seasons with Beckenham Town and it has worked wonders.

Inspired by Sacchi's 4-4-2 tactic at Milan, this is a balanced and versatile FM 2019 tactic. You can expect to stay compact and have high pass completion ratio. Tested with Frosinone.

The strength of this system is the number of different players who can score. You get long shots from central midfielders, set piece goals and cutbacks.

My the best tactic so far for 19.3.5, I tested it with couple of teams, and with all of them I had great success, and after that I decided to share it with you.

My 3-4-1-2 tactic for FM19 what won Premiership with Brighton in first season!

This FM19 tactic utilises wide playmakers drifting into the box, high and wide fullbacks, and roaming mezalla's. With the right players this tactic will get goals.

If you are looking to play counter attacking ball using a 5 at-the-back formation, then this is your FM 2019 tactic.

I used this FM19 tactic for winning everything... at the helm of only mid table team such as Atalanta and Nice. Also tested with Man Utd later on.

Attractive and dominating football with this FM 2019 tactic. Tested with Vitoria Guimaraes for 2 seasons and Napoli for 1 season. 2x Champions League, 1x Europa League and more!

An attacking FM19 tactic with a classic 433 formation. You can expect nice football and no glitch goals.

A 4-4-2 tactic for FM2029 that emulates the game of Olympique de Marseille in the 2018-2019 season second part when Balotelli was there.

High ball control, agility, passing skill and vision. Unleash your undead army and dominate the field.

BJT – A Conte 352 / King of the Serie A
Following a request to try and replicate Conte’s favoured 352 / 532 formation, admittedly I’ve only seen him manage Chelsea with close eyes. But given his popularity I thought I’d give it a go.
I firstly saw a video on youtube that explained how this year’s Inter were playing in brief.
Things of note:
-Inter use wing-backs both looking to greatly attack the opposition
-Overloads are created with great regularity by the two more athletic centre midfielders moving wide
-A deep lying playmaker will dictate the play from the central midfield position, dropping deep to collect the ball from the centre-backs
-The two flank side centre-backs look to move into wide positions to stretch the play when in possession of the ball
-The option of the direct ball is used, with one of the defenders capable of playing those riskier longer balls
-They force the opposing wide players to the touch line when pressing (*OIs - show opposing flank players feet towards touchline*)
So here’s the roles I have chosen for Inter whom I chose to test with:

One thing I wasn’t sure of is how Inter tend to generally press and defend. So I chose to watch Inter’s game vs Barcelona in their must win home match to quality.
Inter were very unlucky not to win that game, but contrary to Conte being a more pragmatic coach, Inter were actually attacking in this game.
They pressed with great urgency, high up the pitch and with a high defensive line. Naturally Barca with their possession game would force them back, but the plan was to go on the offensive.
There were several times Inter would play the direct ball when more prudent to do so. But generally their approach play was at a slow tempo, shorter passing, with the keeper looking to adhere to this approach but would use a range of distribution when wise to do so.
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So given this was the game I saw Inter @ work along with the video that clearly indicated the way they generally looked to bring about their offensive game to the opponents, I’ve designed this tactic based on these two sources combined. An attacking mentality, high loe / pressing, but with the generally shorter passing and slower tempo game
Results
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After a beat of tweaking during the year, I settled on something a little before the half-way point of the season. In contention for the Scudetto, we had an excellent second half of the season which brought home the spoils – including a 3-0 demolition vs Juventus at home whom we completely dominated in this game, and also won 1-0 at their place to do the double of them.
Just like Conte’s team, we were solid defensively with by far the best defensive record in the league conceding only 12 goals.
Not the most free scoring, but still amassed a good number of goals that will not prevent us from becoming draw specialists that could have been so with a more negative approach. We notched up 70, leaving us with a +58 goal difference.
Although we failed in the Coppa, we won the ECL beating Man City in the final 2-0. Punching above our weight, we had more shots at goal and had 4 CCC vs their 0 which shows the system is very capable against sides that do like to attack.



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I don’t know generally how Conte approaches all of his games. But he seems to be a coach that will adapt to the opponents and the needs. So this is my version of his offensive minded 352, probably in use for games where sides park the bus against them, or they’re in need of goals.
It’s got a good balance of aiming to attack the opposition, but in a slower / patient manner that gives the chance to work the overloads to good effect. And the football is actually very fluid to watch at times.
As a tactic given it’s solid, quite balanced overall and scores a decent number of goals this should be quite durable and work with a number of sides. Just make sure you’ve got players to suit the roles, and have a hard working side to pull this system off.

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