Overview: This one can be a bit trickier.
Vertical Tiki-Takaįormation: 4-1-4-1 DM Wide or 4-2-3-1 Wide How then do you manage new entries to a Tiki-Taka squad? Time and patience seems to be the only answer. If you're breaking in a couple of new players, Tiki-Taka is going to be difficult, but then if you change the tactic to something simpler, the rest of the team will be all out of whack. Try this out if you're a team that struggles in the air, as the ball is played low in Tiki-Taka.ĭon't use this if: Tiki-Taka needs knowledge of the tactic and team cohesion to work, in addition to technical ability. Liverpool are a natural fit for this, and with a 5-2-2-1 WB set-up, you're giving Salah, Lallana and Firmino space to shine, while the rest of your team lock it down with Milner, Trent Alexander Arnold, Gomez and van Dijk offer the enemy a fearful task even if they can win the ball. As you would expect, you need players that can pass to make it work, but they also need solid agility, decisions, stamina, technique and off-the-ball attributes. Tiki-Taka is incredibly tricky to stop, which is part of the reason it's so effective. Tiki-Taka incorporates a barrage of short, quick passes that get your team up the field like a slightly nervous FIFA player. Overview: Tiki-Taka is a strong option for a wide variety of teams, but fast-paced European clubs like Barcelona are part of the group that brought it to the world stage.
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