Soccer Manager Best Tactics and Tips (2027 Guide): Formations, Settings & Winning Strategies
By Wilson Shrestha · Updated October 2026The best Soccer Manager tactic is not one magic formation. It is a balanced 4-2-3-1 as your default, a counter-attacking back five for tough away games, and a third preset for chasing or protecting a result, switched based on the opponent and the scoreline.
This guide is updated for Soccer Manager 2027 (SM27), which launched on Android, iOS and Steam on 10 September 2026 with a fully rewritten tactics system. Most "best tactics" pages you will find were written for SM26 or older and only say "use 4-2-3-1." Below you get the full settings, player roles, an opponent-based game plan, and a fix-it table for when a tactic stops working.
The SM27 sections follow the game's rewritten tactics system, so check setting names against your own tactics screen. The classic setups near the end come from my own testing in Soccer Manager 2021. Facing a top club? See my Soccer Manager counter formations guide. New to the game? Start with the Soccer Manager tips and tricks guide.
Quick Answer: Best Soccer Manager Tactics at a Glance
| Situation | Formation | Mentality | Key settings | Why it works |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Default / evenly matched | 4-2-3-1 | Normal to Attacking | Normal tempo, mixed passing, press in own half | Two holding midfielders protect the back four while the No.10 and wide forwards create |
| You are much stronger | 4-3-3 (attacking) | Attacking | Fast tempo, wide, press all over | Pins weak teams back and wins the ball high |
| You are the underdog | 5-3-2 / 5-4-1 | Defensive to Normal | Counter attack, direct passing, deep back line | Absorbs pressure and hits space behind attacking full-backs |
| Need a goal late | 4-2-4 or 4-3-3 | Very Attacking | Fast tempo, shoot on sight, press all over | More bodies in the box for the last 15 minutes |
| Protecting a lead | 4-1-4-1 or 5-4-1 | Defensive | Slow tempo, narrow, deeper line | Closes central space and keeps the ball |
Tip: setting names can differ slightly between SM24, SM26 and the redesigned SM27 tactics screen. The logic behind each setting stays the same.
What Changed in Soccer Manager 2027 (and Why Old Tactics Guides Are Outdated)
Invincibles Studio rebuilt the tactics engine for SM27, so tactics copied from 2024 or 2025 guides may not behave the same way. The studio describes it as a full behind-the-scenes rewrite of the tactics system, with the tactics screen getting the biggest UI refresh.
The changes that matter for tactics and team management:
- Rewritten tactics system and redesigned tactics screen. Re-test any "unbeatable" setup from older versions before trusting it.
- Opposition fitness on the tactics screen. During the beta, SportsDunia reported you can now check the fitness of opposing players directly from the tactics menu. Tired opposition full-backs are a pressing target.
- Squad Planner. A new tool to map out the future of your squad and spot gaps before the transfer window.
- Club Archetypes / Club Focuses. Each club now has an identity and objectives tied to its real-life philosophy, which shapes what the board expects.
- Manager traits are now save-specific. Traits reset on a new save, but unused attribute points stay on your account, per the official SM27 FAQ.
- Substitution fixes. Earlier versions had bugs when moving players after using all subs; SM27 fixed these, so late-game shape changes are reliable again.
- Continuous app. SM26 saves can carry into SM27, but you cannot move them back.
- No 25-player squad cap after a post-launch patch, per the Google Play listing.
How Soccer Manager Tactics Work: Every Team Instruction Explained
A formation only sets where players stand; the team instructions decide how they behave. Soccer Manager's classic instruction set covers tackling style, mentality, passing style, attacking style, tempo and pressing, plus width, creativity and back-line height.
| Instruction | Options (typical) | What it really does | Use it when |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mentality | Very Defensive to Very Attacking | How many players commit forward and how much risk they take | Attacking at home vs weaker sides; Defensive when protecting a lead |
| Tempo | Slow / Normal / Fast | Slow keeps the ball; Fast moves it up the pitch quickly | Fast to counter or chase a goal; Slow to kill a game |
| Width | Narrow / Normal / Wide | Shape in possession: Wide stretches the opposition, Narrow overloads the centre | Wide with quick wingers; Narrow with a strong central midfield |
| Creativity (formation fluidity) | Disciplined / Normal / Adventurous | Disciplined keeps players in position; Adventurous lets them roam and swap | Disciplined for structure; Adventurous with high-rated playmakers |
| Passing style | Short / Mixed / Direct / Long ball | Length and risk of passes | Short for control; Direct to skip a press; Long ball with a target man |
| Attacking style | Mixed / Down the flanks / Through the middle / Counter attack | Where you build attacks | Flanks with fast wingers; Counter when the opponent pushes high |
| Forwards | Shoot on sight / Work ball into box | Early shots vs patient final pass | Shoot on sight with good long-range shooters |
| Wide play | Byline crosses / Early crosses / Cut inside | How wide players deliver | Early crosses with a tall striker; Cut inside with inverted wingers |
| Pressing | Own half / All over | Where your team starts closing down | All over with high stamina; Own half to stay compact |
| Tackling | Soft / Normal / Aggressive | Strength of challenges vs card risk | Aggressive vs technical teams; Soft when on a yellow-heavy run |
| Back line | Deep / Normal / High | Defensive line height | High with fast centre-backs; Deep vs pacy strikers |
Two common misreadings to avoid. Counter attack is not only a defensive setting: an attacking side can win the ball and break fast, too. Disciplined is not the same as defensive: it only tells players to hold their base positions.
Player Roles That Matter Most
The right role lets an average player outperform his rating; the wrong one wastes a star. Match each role to the attributes the player actually has, then check his match rating after two or three games.
| Position | Role | Best for | Key attributes to check |
|---|---|---|---|
| GK | Keeper | Safe, low-risk teams | Handling, reflexes |
| GK | Modern Keeper (sweeper) | High back line, possession sides | Passing, speed, decisions |
| CB | Stopper | Your strongest, most aggressive centre-back | Tackling, strength, heading |
| CB | Ball-Playing Defender | Building from the back | Passing, composure |
| FB | Full-Back | Balanced, defend-first width | Tackling, stamina |
| FB | Wing-Back | Attacking width in back threes and 4-2-3-1 | Speed, stamina, crossing |
| DM / CM | Ball-Winning Midfielder | Breaking up attacks | Tackling, work rate, stamina |
| DM / CM | Deep-Lying Playmaker | Dictating tempo from deep | Passing, vision |
| CM | Box-to-Box | Covering both boxes | Stamina, work rate, shooting |
| AM | Advanced Playmaker | Your No.10 creator | Passing, creativity, dribbling |
| Wide | Winger | Byline crosses, stretching play | Speed, crossing, dribbling |
| Wide | Wide Forward | Cutting in to score | Finishing, speed, dribbling |
| ST | Target Man | Long ball and early crosses | Heading, strength |
| ST | Deep-Lying Forward | Linking midfield and attack | Passing, technique |
| ST | Finisher / Poacher | Living on the last defender | Finishing, speed |
- Pair your centre-backs: one Stopper plus one Ball-Playing Defender is more stable than two of the same.
- Never run two Advanced Playmakers and no runner: creators need someone to pass to.
- Captain matters: the captain gets a performance boost in Soccer Manager, so give the armband to a high-rated, high-leadership regular starter.
The 5 Best Soccer Manager Formations (With Full Settings)
Use these as starting points, not copy-paste miracles. Adjust one setting at a time after watching two or three matches.
1. 4-2-3-1 Balanced: The Best All-Round Tactic
The 4-2-3-1 is the safest default in SM27 because the double pivot protects the back four while four attackers create. One full-back attacks and the other stays home, so you are never caught with both flanks empty.
General
- MentalityNormal (Attacking at home vs weaker teams)
- TempoNormal
- WidthNormal
- CreativityNormal
Attack
- Passing StyleMixed
- Attacking StyleMixed
- ForwardsWork Ball into Box
- Wide PlayCut Inside on the Wide Forward side
Defense
- PressingOwn Half
- TacklingNormal
- Back LineNormal
Weakness
Can look slow against a deep low block. Fix: switch to Fast tempo and Wide.
2. 4-3-3 Attacking: When You Are Clearly Stronger
Three central midfielders win the ball back and two quick wide forwards pin the opposition full-backs. Best for top clubs facing mid- and lower-table sides.
General
- MentalityAttacking
- TempoFast
- WidthWide
Attack
- Passing StyleShort
- Attacking StyleDown the Flanks
Defense
- PressingAll Over
- Back LineHigh (only with quick centre-backs)
Roles
Ball-Winner + Box-to-Box + Playmaker in midfield; Wide Forwards on both wings; Finisher up top.
Weakness
Stamina drain and space behind a high line. Rotate midfielders and sub wide players around 65 minutes.
3. 4-1-2-1-2 Diamond: When You Have No Real Wingers
The diamond overloads the centre with four midfielders and two strikers. Full-backs supply all the width, so they need stamina.
General
- MentalityNormal
- TempoNormal
- WidthNarrow
Attack
- Passing StyleShort
- Attacking StyleThrough the Middle
- ForwardsWork Ball into Box
Defense
- PressingOwn Half
Roles
Deep-Lying Playmaker at the base, two Box-to-Box shuttlers, Advanced Playmaker at the tip; Target Man + Finisher up front; both full-backs as Wing-Backs.
Weakness
Exposed on the flanks against teams with good wingers.
4. 5-3-2 Counter: The Best Underdog Tactic
Three centre-backs and two wing-backs make you hard to break down, then two strikers attack the space a stronger opponent leaves. This is the setup to use away at bigger clubs.
General
- MentalityDefensive (Normal at home)
- TempoFast
- WidthNormal
Attack
- Passing StyleDirect
- Attacking StyleCounter Attack
- ForwardsShoot on Sight
Defense
- PressingOwn Half
- Back LineDeep
Roles
Stopper + General Defender + Ball-Playing Defender; Wing-Backs; Ball-Winner flanked by two Box-to-Box; one fast Finisher + one Target Man or Deep-Lying Forward.
Weakness
Little control of possession. Accept it: the plan is to defend and break.
5. 4-1-4-1 (or 5-4-1): For Protecting a Lead
Two banks of four or five close central space, and a single defensive midfielder screens the box. Switch to it around the 70th minute when you lead.
General
- MentalityDefensive
- TempoSlow
- WidthNarrow
Attack
- Passing StyleShort (keep the ball)
Defense
- PressingOwn Half
- TacklingNormal (avoid late red cards)
- Back LineDeep to Normal
Roles
Ball-Winner as the single DM; Wide Midfielders who track back; a Deep-Lying Forward who holds the ball up.
Weakness
Invites pressure. Do not use it from kick-off unless you are a heavy underdog.
The Three-Preset System: How Top Players Actually Win
The managers who win the most in Soccer Manager keep three saved tactics and switch between them, instead of hunting for one "unbeatable" setup. SM27 also fixed a bug so that changes to preset tactics during a match now save correctly, which makes this approach more reliable than in SM26.
Preset A: Default
4-2-3-1 Balanced. Use it in most league matches.
Preset B: Underdog
5-3-2 Counter. Use it away at stronger clubs and in cup ties against giants.
Preset C: Game state
A Very Attacking 4-2-4 or 4-3-3 to chase a goal, or a Defensive 4-1-4-1 to see out a lead. Swap Preset C's instructions depending on the scoreline.
Choosing a Tactic by Opponent and Venue
Before kick-off, compare the two team ratings on the pre-match lineup screen. A gap of a few rating points either way is "evenly matched": stay on Preset A. In SM27 you can also check the opposition's fitness from the tactics screen; if their full-backs are tired, attack down the flanks.
| What you see | Use | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Evenly matched (a few rating points either way) | Preset A: 4-2-3-1 Balanced | Normal mentality; Attacking at home vs weaker teams |
| You are clearly stronger | 4-3-3 Attacking | Watch stamina and rotate midfielders |
| You are the underdog, especially away or in a cup tie against a giant | Preset B: 5-3-2 Counter | Defensive mentality away, Normal at home |
| Opposition full-backs look tired on the tactics screen | Attack down the flanks | Opposition fitness is visible in SM27 |
In-Match Adjustment Playbook: Fix a Failing Tactic
Most matches are won or lost by the changes you make after kick-off, not the tactic you start with. Use these four checkpoints and change one thing at a time so you can see what worked.
1. Half-time
Change one setting, not four. Otherwise you will never know which change worked.
2. Around 60 to 65 minutes
Check stamina. If players are fading, press in your own half and make your first sub earlier. In a 4-3-3, sub wide players around 65 minutes.
3. Around 70 minutes, leading
Switch to Preset C: 4-1-4-1 Defensive with slow tempo.
4. Final 15 minutes, need a goal
Go Very Attacking with a 4-2-4 or 4-3-3, fast tempo, shoot on sight and pressing all over. Check Live Scores to see whether a draw is enough.
The assistant manager's live suggestions are worth reading, but treat them as a second opinion, not an order. SM27 also adds Live Scores, so in the final 15 minutes you can see whether a draw is enough.
Problem and fix table
| What you see in the match | Likely cause | One change to try |
|---|---|---|
| Lots of possession, few shots | Too slow or too narrow against a low block | Tempo Fast, Width Wide, Forwards: Shoot on sight |
| Conceding through balls behind your defence | Back line too high for your centre-backs' pace | Back line Normal or Deep |
| Opponent scoring on the counter | Too many players committed forward | Mentality down one step; keep one full-back at home |
| One flank keeps getting overloaded | Winger on that side does not track back | Swap him to a Wide Midfielder role or bring on a fresher player |
| Players fading after 60 minutes | Pressing all over drains stamina | Pressing Own half; make your first sub earlier |
| Too many yellow cards | Aggressive tackling | Tackling Normal or Soft |
| Striker rated under 6.0 | Wrong role for his attributes | Try Target Man, Finisher or Deep-Lying Forward |
| Leading, but under heavy pressure late | Inviting attacks with an open shape | Switch to Preset C (4-1-4-1 Defensive, slow tempo) |
Squad, Training, Transfer and Finance Tips for SM27
Tactics only work if the squad underneath them is fit, settled and affordable. These are the off-pitch habits that keep a tactic winning across a full season.
Squad building
- Build the squad for the tactic, not the other way round. A 4-2-3-1 needs two disciplined holding midfielders and quick wide forwards; a 5-3-2 needs three centre-backs and wing-backs with stamina.
- Use the new Squad Planner every window. Fill it in before deadline day so you buy for real gaps, not for ratings.
- Two players per position for key roles. Holding midfielders and wing-backs tire fastest in pressing systems.
- Scout for wonderkids. Young players with high potential from smaller leagues are the cheapest route to a top squad, as LDPlayer's best-players guide also points out.
Training and chemistry
- Prioritise young, high-potential players in training; veterans gain little.
- Do not exceed training capacity. Overloading lowers efficiency and raises injury risk.
- Keep a settled starting XI. Team chemistry grows from players playing and training together, and a high-chemistry side often beats a higher-rated one.
Facilities and finance
- Upgrade order that works for most saves: Training Ground first, then Club Zone (injuries and recovery), then Stadium (income), then Youth Academy.
- Sell high earners who do not start. Wages are the fastest way to drain the budget.
- Respect your Club Archetype. SM27's club identities set board objectives; a youth-focused club that never plays academy players will lose board confidence.
Boosts, gold and manager traits
- Save boosts for finals, derbies and title deciders. Fitness, morale and chemistry boosts are scarce; spending them every week wastes them.
- Claim daily rewards and finish daily objectives. It is the main free source of gold.
- Plan your manager traits per save. In SM27, traits reset on each new save but leftover attribute points carry over, so pick traits that fit that club's tactic (tactical traits for a pressing side, training traits for a youth project).
8 Common Soccer Manager Mistakes to Avoid
- Copying an "unbeatable" tactic from an older version. SM27 rewrote the tactics system; re-test everything.
- Playing Very Attacking every match. It works against weak sides and gets punished on the counter by good ones.
- A high back line with slow centre-backs. Every through ball becomes a one-on-one.
- Pressing all over with no rotation. Stamina collapses after the hour mark and injuries rise.
- Changing four settings at half-time. You will never know which change worked.
- Ignoring player roles. A Target Man role on a small, quick striker wastes him.
- Spending boosts on routine league games. Keep them for the matches that decide trophies.
- Buying on overall rating alone. Use the Squad Planner and buy for the role your tactic needs.
Classic Soccer Manager Tactics I Tested in 2021
These setups come from my own testing in Soccer Manager 2021. They still make good starting points, but the 2021 setting labels differ slightly from the SM27 screen (for example Spaced width, Low back line and Hard tackling), so pick the closest option on your tactics screen.
Classic Setups at a Glance
| Setup | Best for | Mentality | Tempo | Width | Pressing | Back line |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Classic 4-2-3-1 | Fast, very attacking play | V. Attacking | Fast | Wide | All Over | Not set |
| 4-3-1-2 | Shoot-on-sight attack | Attacking | Normal | Spaced | All Over | Normal |
| Most goal-scoring | Weaker opponents | Attacking | Normal | Normal | All Over | Low |
| Best balanced | Weaker opponents | Attacking | Normal | Normal | All Over | Normal |
| Classic 4-3-3 | Cup finals | Attacking | Normal | Normal | All Over | Normal |
| Tiki-taka | Keeping the ball | Attacking | Slow | Narrow | All Over | High |
| 2-3-2-3 | Stronger opponents | Normal | Normal | Normal | Own Half | Normal |
| 3-1-2-3-1 | Beating Arsenal | Attacking | Fast | Narrow | All Over | High |
Classic 4-2-3-1 Tactics: Fast, Very Attacking Setup
Use this when you want to overwhelm the opponent with pace and width.
General
- WidthWide
- MentalityV. Attacking
- TempoFast
- CreativityDisciplined
Attack
- Passing StyleMixed
- Attacking StyleMixed
- ForwardsWork Ball into Box
- WingersMixed
- MidfieldersPlay Through Balls
Defense
- PressingAll Over
- Tackling StyleAggressive
4-3-1-2 Tactics: Shoot-on-Sight Attack
A direct setup that gets shots away early.
General
- WidthSpaced
- MentalityAttacking
- TempoNormal
- CreativityDisciplined
Attack
- Passing StyleShort
- Attacking StyleMixed
- ForwardsShoot on Sight
- WingersPlay Early Crosses
- MidfieldersPlay Through Balls
Defense
- PressingAll Over
- Tackling StyleNormal
- Back LineNormal
Most Goal-Scoring Formation and Tactics
Against opponents rated a little below your squad, this setup regularly gives me four or five goals a match. It attacks hard, so the defence is weaker and you will concede some goals.
General
- WidthNormal
- MentalityAttacking
- TempoNormal
- CreativityNormal
Attack
- Passing StyleMixed
- Attacking StyleMixed
- ForwardsWork Ball into Box
- Wide PlayWork Ball into Box
Defense
- PressingAll Over
- Tackling StyleHard
- Back LineLow
Best Balanced Formation and Tactics
A balanced setup that still scores plenty against weaker opponents.
General
- WidthNormal
- MentalityAttacking
- TempoNormal
- CreativityDisciplined
Attack
- Passing StyleShort
- Attacking StyleThrough the Middle
- ForwardsWork Ball into Box
- Wide PlayPlay Early Crosses
Defense
- PressingAll Over
- Tackling StyleAggressive
- Back LineNormal
This tactic is balanced and helps you score more goals to dominate the match against a weaker opponent.Wilson Shrestha, Soccer Manager
Classic 4-3-3 Tactics for Cup Finals
4-3-3 is one of my go-to setups for winning trophies, so I use it especially in cup finals.
General
- WidthNormal
- MentalityAttacking
- TempoNormal
- CreativityNormal
Attack
- Passing StyleMixed
- Attacking StyleMixed
- ForwardsWork Ball into Box
- Wide PlayByline Crosses
Defense
- PressingAll Over
- Tackling StyleAggressive
- Back LineNormal
Tiki-Taka Tactics
Tiki-taka is a possession style rather than a fixed formation. It only works if your players are strong at passing and pressing. The narrow width, slow tempo and high back line keep the ball and press quickly after you lose it. They also leave space behind your defence.
General
- WidthNarrow
- MentalityAttacking
- TempoSlow
- CreativityAdventurous
Attack
- Passing StyleMixed
- Attacking StyleThrough the Middle
- ForwardsWork Ball into Box
- Wide PlayWork Ball into Box
Defense
- PressingAll Over
- Tackling StyleAggressive
- Back LineHigh
Classic Counter Tactics: How to Beat a Stronger Opponent
A stronger opponent needs a different approach. Below are two setups I used. My full Soccer Manager counter formations guide covers the best answer to each opposing formation.
2-3-2-3 Setup for a Stronger Opponent
Use this when the other team is better than yours.
General
- WidthNormal
- MentalityNormal
- TempoNormal
- CreativityNormal
Attack
- Passing StyleMixed
- Attacking StyleDown Both Flanks
- ForwardsWork Ball into Box
- Wide PlayByline Crosses
Defense
- PressingOwn Half
- Tackling StyleAggressive
- Back LineNormal
How I Beat Arsenal with 3-1-2-3-1 (Soccer Manager 2021)
I kept losing to Arsenal until I switched to this setup. I dominated the league match against them and won. Before it, they scored freely against me.
General
- WidthNarrow
- MentalityAttacking
- TempoFast
- CreativityAdventurous
Attack
- Passing StyleDirect
- Attacking StyleThrough the Middle
- ForwardsWork Ball into Box
- Wide PlayWork Ball into Box
Defense
- PressingAll Over
- Tackling StyleAggressive
- Back LineHigh
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Watch more videos on my YouTube channel.Soccer Manager Tactics FAQ
What is the best formation in Soccer Manager 2027?
The 4-2-3-1 is the best all-round formation because it balances defence and attack. Switch to a 4-3-3 when you are much stronger and a 5-3-2 counter when you are the underdog.
What is the best tactic for a small or underdog team?
A 5-3-2 with Defensive mentality, a deep back line, direct passing, fast tempo and Counter attack. Defend in numbers and use two strikers to attack the space behind the opponent's full-backs.
Should I use Very Attacking mentality?
Only for the last 15 minutes when you need a goal, or against much weaker teams at home. Over a full match it leaves you open to counter-attacks.
Do old SM24, SM25 or SM26 tactics still work in SM27?
Not reliably. Invincibles Studio rewrote the tactics system for SM27, so treat older "unbeatable" tactics as a starting point and re-test them over a few matches.
How do I stop conceding counter-attacks?
Drop mentality by one step, keep one full-back as a defensive Full-Back, and play a Ball-Winning Midfielder in front of the defence. A Normal back line also helps if your centre-backs are slow.
How do I increase team chemistry quickly?
Keep a consistent starting XI, train players together, give complementary roles, and save a chemistry boost for important matches.
Who should be my captain?
Your highest-rated regular starter with good leadership. The captain receives a performance boost, so pick someone who plays every week.
Is Soccer Manager the same as Football Manager?
No. Soccer Manager is Invincibles Studio's free-to-play series on mobile and Steam. Football Manager is a separate paid series by Sports Interactive, and its tactics guides (FM26) do not translate directly.
Which formation scores the most goals?
In my 2021 testing, the Most Goal-Scoring setup: attacking mentality, normal tempo, hard tackling and a low back line. It scores plenty but weakens your defence, so expect to concede.
What is the best formation for a cup final?
In my 2021 testing, the classic 4-3-3 with an attacking mentality, normal tempo and byline crosses was my go-to for winning trophies.
How do I beat a stronger team?
Start with the 5-3-2 Counter preset above. For another option, try my 2021 2-3-2-3 setup (normal mentality, aggressive tackling, attacks down both flanks) and read my counter formations guide.
What does "Pressing: All Over" do?
Your players press across the whole pitch. It adds pressure but tires them out, so use it when you are losing or have a fit squad.
When should I use "Shoot on sight"?
When you are behind and need goals. It is riskier than working the ball into the box.
Final Thoughts
The winning formula in Soccer Manager 2027 is simple: a 4-2-3-1 default, a 5-3-2 counter for tough games, and a third preset for chasing or protecting a result. Match player roles to attributes, change one setting at a time, and plan your squad with the new Squad Planner. Do that, and your tactic keeps winning long after the "meta" changes.
If you are stuck on a specific match, comment with your formation, squad rating and opponent and I'll suggest a change. I have played football management games for over ten years. For another game, read my Top Eleven best formation and tactics guide, or play Top Eleven online.
Sources
- Soccer Manager 2027 Open Beta announcement, Invincibles Studio
- Soccer Manager 2027 FAQ, Invincibles Studio
- Soccer Manager 2027 on the App Store
- Soccer Manager 2027 on Google Play
- Soccer Manager 2027 release date and open beta features, SportsDunia
- Soccer Manager tactics help page
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Do you have some information about what formations are to set to different opponents formations? I’d like some more depth about why these work and what the roles of different player types mean to the team play (for example, how many play makers and why, when to play with more attackers etc.)
Hello friend, do you have tactical instructions for the game “Soccer Manager Worlds”?
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It worked for Real madrid but for Arsenal i dont just understand
first 6 matches
1win
2draw
3loss
please which formation can i use for Arsenal
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Please can you guys help out playing soccer manager 2020 and bought young players over the years they developed and sell them with good fees. i started selling and saving up the money to the turn of billions in my account just woke up one with a negative sign on my fund and couldnt sign or renew players contract meanwhile i was winning every trophies and selling players of 31 above for a good fee bringing in the youngstars with 95 upward rating to the firs team. Does anyone has a clue of how to handle this ???
what abt players role