Hi everyone
I have a question please
I would like to know what is the best way to play against a team stronger than me in overall score
I have scheduled a match against a team of 61 ng to test a tactic and I would like to see your answers on this point
Thanks for your answers 😃

it depends on your tactics, so it's hard to give you an answer
in general, weaker teams can rely on counter-attacking, but do you have the (fast) players for this style of play?

So basically it depends on your opponent's tactics. What I said in a nutshell 😉

It all depends on the balance of your team and what you put into style

Typically lacking in statistics, I won't be playing against the attack.

Good evening,
You can't have a good tactic for playing all the teams, some have mastered the styles, others have mastered how to counter the styles and there are those who are normal...
Each market is different from the other
What I'd advise you to do is to analyse your match by looking at how your opponent plays and, above all, what his strong points are, and whether he's flexible in terms of quality of player/style or not, to at least get a general idea so that you can theoretically anticipate tactics that are suited to him You have to be daring for the first 10 minutes to mark your presence and face up to it... the rest of the match would be like tenis blocking the right side or attacking on the left etc...

The key to surprising a stronger opponent is to analyse your line-up just before the match and position your players accordingly. As I said earlier, it's still an algorithm that calculates the probability of scoring based on the stats for each side.
If you manage to have a stat on one side that is greater than that of the opposition (in midfield and attack), you have a chance of scoring in minute 0 with an attacking set-up and high pressure. If you don't score in minute 0 but you do miss a chance, and if your opponents are far more dominant in other areas, it becomes more difficult. Retreat to defence and wait 42 minutes for your players to tire, then try a surprise attack at the very end of the 1st half.
If that doesn't work and you still haven't scored, try again at minutes 60, 75 and 80. If you have good substitutes, make your 4 substitutions and keep one striker warm for a final substitution.
That's basically how you can spring a surprise. But that's still a risk you have to take. Because if you change your instructions from defence to attack, you lose stats and you risk getting a goal.