Hello everyone,
Just a quick question. I sometimes notice, and this is the case today, that my players lose an unusually high amount of form during a match. Today, compared with previous matches, they lost 10-15% more. Do you know why that is?
It's a good thing I was able to get online, otherwise I'd have had people injured...

Did you play with the same number of players per line and did you play with the same aggressiveness: normal - aggressive - very aggressive?
And I think that in order to compare, you also need to compare matches in the same categories: friendly - Championship - IE etc....
In any case, what is certain and certain is that there is no longer as before a random variable in the sense that :
For a given match, with the same number of minutes played, the players' decreasing fatigue ranking is exactly the same as the decreasing endurance points ranking.
This used to be the case: a player with 30 stamina points could tire more than a player with 20 stamina points, but this is no longer the case.

It's true that I've already tested it several times and I have the impression that when I press high I feel less tired... But it's not logical...

Ced90: C’est vrai que j’ai déjà testé plusieurs fois et j’ai l’impression qu’en pressing haut j’ai moins de fatigue… Pourtant c’est pas logique

You think not? xD

It depends on what kind of logic you're talking about 😅
High pressing doesn't necessarily mean a waste of energy.
If the ball is recovered quickly with 70-75% possession, it's the opposing team that runs the most.
Ineffective pressing, without recovering the ball - yes, pressing takes longer and it's our team that gets tired.

This would therefore explain the impact of aggression according to % possession ... 😲🤔

Nitnelav: Cela expliquerait donc l'impact de l'agressivité selon le % de possession ... 😲🤔

Yes, I've already noticed that, or leave the instructions as normal

Perhaps it also depends on the direction of the opposing attack. If he attacks from the right, it's more tiring for the opposing left.