I’m going to explain everything about how to create the perfect attack in the EA FC 24. If you have plenty of FC 24 Coins, just follow my step.

Tactics

So first, we’ve got to talk about the tactics. This time we don’t need to talk about the defensive style as we are only focusing on attack. We are playing a 4-3-2-1 as always. Build-up play is on balanced, chance creation is on direct passing, the width is on 4, and 9 placing in the box is on 5. Corners and free kicks don’t matter too much, but it’s on 2 bars.

Instructions

Instructions are even more important to me. My right back is the one who’s on balance. If you want to attack on the left side of the pitch, then put your left back on balance. But for me, I like to have my right back on balance. My left back is on stay back. My middle sentiment and my right sentiment are on stay back and cover center. My left center-mid is on balanced. If you decide to put your left back on balanced, I would recommend putting your right CDM on balance so it’s not on the same wing. For my right forward, he is on comeback. My striker is going to stay central, and for my left forward, I don’t put anything. I don’t put anything on my left forward and right forward because if I break through down the left wing, for example, my left forward will be in the perfect space to receive the pass inside, and that’s obviously what I want.

In EA FC 24, it’s hard to recognize when you have a perfect attack, but I think especially in a 4-3-2-1, that’s a really good formation to recognize this attack and know when you are in a good space or in a good position to create a good chance.

Examples

Example 1: As we talked about, your right back is on balance. You always want to reach him. If you have a slow build-up, you just want to wait, try to push up to make a switch to that right back. Most of the times, you will get in a 2v1 situation, and that’s where you want to get into. I switch the ball from Mendy to Canelo. I just get in the 2v1 so easy. It’s a pass to R9 inside, then it’s just all about finding the right man at the right time. So many runs going forward in this formation. You just want to keep passing inside, to the outside and the other way around. It maybe isn’t that easy, but if you just know what to do in this formation, it’s so easy to create chances to score goals.

Example 2: It’s all about triggering your players at the right time. Let them make runs. Then it’s just all about timing it right. I send Canelo on the run here. He is in versus 2. Normally, 2 should be stronger, should be quicker, but as I said, if the timing is right, you would just create easy chances. The L1 triangle pass is perfect. I will get the pass inside, it’s just about finding the right man at the right time. It’s just all about recognizing when to give a pass or maybe when to delay it and then to play it.

Example 3: I get into a good space with my right forward. For my opponent, it’s hard because he needs to defend Canelo, who’s making the run and me, so he needs to doubt. In this case, I decide to keep running. In the end, the pass inside will open up, and then it’s almost the same as the first 2 goals. Then I will have space for the power shot. It’s hard to explain, but I think people in football also say a handball formation, and I think 4-3-2-1 is perfect to create this and overload your opponent in this box here.

Example 4: In this example, my right back is Cafu with some balance. As I already taught, when you have a slow buildup, make sure to search for that overlapping balanced fullback. It’s just a 2v1 here. I again decide to run, then go back to my midfielders. That’s just all because I know when to give the switch, what is the timing, how do I get the 2v1 situation there on the wing. Once it is the 2v1 situation there, it will always be so hard to defend, even on Pro level because these are all in pro games. It’s so hard to decide whether he’s going to pass, he’s going to run, he’s going to shoot. You can do so many things, which makes it so hard for your opponent to defend.

Example 5: It’s almost the same as the second example I showed you. It’s again about triggering the runs. I trigger Canelo at the right time. I again create a 2v1 situation on the wing. My opponent, which is Lex, probably one of the best defenders in the world, doesn’t know what to defend. That’s how I create a chance to score a goal in this case.