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My "biggest" tip for FIFA right now is to start experimenting with the Directed Pass And Go. This is something new in 21 that can help you create movement and space in ways that haven't been possible before. Here's how to do it and some pointers on when you might want to try it.
How:
Pass the ball then quickly flick your right stick in any direction. The player that passed the ball will run in that direction.
Pass the ball then quickly flick your right stick in any direction. The player that passed the ball will run in that direction.
Potential scenario:
You're in the opponent's half & want to create chaos at the edge of the box. You pass to a striker on the edge & keep your CM/CAM running into the box at any angle you want
Who will the opponent going to mark? One of your STs? The runner? A wide player?
You're in the opponent's half & want to create chaos at the edge of the box. You pass to a striker on the edge & keep your CM/CAM running into the box at any angle you want
Who will the opponent going to mark? One of your STs? The runner? A wide player?
If you don't lose the ball after the initial pass, you've just opened up new scenarios that could result in a goal or more openings.
Or maybe you pass with that striker and do another run to cause even more dynamic movement that can confuse your opponent.
Or maybe you pass with that striker and do another run to cause even more dynamic movement that can confuse your opponent.
Another potential scenario:
You pass early to a striker or winger. You then do a diagonal Directed Pass and Go with this player.
Will your opponent let them run free? Will they move a defender out of position to track your run? Will they do something else entirely?
You pass early to a striker or winger. You then do a diagonal Directed Pass and Go with this player.
Will your opponent let them run free? Will they move a defender out of position to track your run? Will they do something else entirely?
These are just 2 "basic" examples of what you can do.
With these types of passes and runs, you can create dynamic & free flowing attacks in whatever shape you like, be it triangle, square, etc.
Keep learning & experimenting, you'll find lots of new ways to use movement & space.
With these types of passes and runs, you can create dynamic & free flowing attacks in whatever shape you like, be it triangle, square, etc.
Keep learning & experimenting, you'll find lots of new ways to use movement & space.
Lol I went back to shorten some of the messages and created typos instead, FML. If anything is unclear, let me know.
