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3-5-2

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	==3-5-2==		==3-5-2==
			{\| class=infobox
			\| {{Line-up 3-5-2
			\| right_wingback_io = defensive
			\| right_winger_io = towards middle
			\| center_midfielder_io = offensive
			\| left_wingback_io = defensive
			\| left_winger_io = towards middle
			}}
			\|-
			\| A typical 3-5-2 AIM
			\|}
	It is the most common line-up in Hattrick.		It is the most common line-up in Hattrick.
	Most people use it because you have a strong midfield and you don't lose too much defence or attack. Since midfield carries a lot of weight in the game, this is considered the best all-around line-up available by many.		Most people use it because you have a strong midfield and you don't lose too much defence or attack. Since midfield carries a lot of weight in the game, this is considered the best all-around line-up available by many.
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	\| <h3>Line-up Configuration</h3>		\| <h3>Line-up Configuration</h3>
	In the first seasons of Hattrick, when 3-5-2 was not so much used in RL as later, users go as far as to call it [[evil]], saying it was a too unrealistic formation; and that it was strong enough to unbalance the whole game.		In the first seasons of Hattrick, when 3-5-2 was not so much used in RL as later, users go as far as to call it [[evil]], saying it was a too unrealistic formation; and that it was strong enough to unbalance the whole game.
	{{Line-up\|		{{Line-up
	title = One of Many Variations<br>		title = One of Many Variations<br>
	on the 3-5-2 Lineup\|		on the 3-5-2 Lineup\|

Para Para: /* 5-5-0 */

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5-5-0

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	You need players with a specialty to score and make sure to field player with high Set Pieces to score all the free kicks. A 5-5-0 line-up can also be very useful for a team specialized in [[long shots]] and use long shot chances to score goals despite having a very low attack.		You need players with a specialty to score and make sure to field player with high Set Pieces to score all the free kicks. A 5-5-0 line-up can also be very useful for a team specialized in [[long shots]] and use long shot chances to score goals despite having a very low attack.
	If you decide that in one match pressing tactic is the only option you can do to avoid losing, 5-5-0 can be a good friend. Just line-up your 10 best defenders. If you set your wingers (can use wing backs for this) to play offensive you can even get a chance to win.		If you decide that in one match pressing tactic is the only option you can do to avoid losing, 5-5-0 can be a good friend. Just line-up your 10 best defenders. If you set your wingers (can use wing backs for this) to play offensive you can even get a chance to win.

	If both teams use 5-5-0, it can be used to get a tie. In this way a 0-0 result will almost always be the case. This can be used in friendlies to get extra training through playing overtime (see [[Extra_time#120.27_Game\|The 120 game]]).

	It is the only way to maximize [[defensive positions]] or [[through passes]] training.		It is the only way to maximize [[defensive positions]] or [[through passes]] training.

Para Para at 19:01, 7 August 2020

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	A '''line-up''' is how you set your 11 [[players]] on field. After season 42, the line-up submission is no more based on 4-4-2 and can handle all [[formation]]s without player's repositioning.		A '''line-up''' is how you set your 11 [[players]] on field. After season 42, the line-up submission is no more based on 4-4-2 and can handle all [[formation]]s without player's repositioning.

	Before [[Next season: Better formation balance\|2010 major upgrade of the match engine]], in addition to the formations listed below, more drastic modifications were occasionally used, particularly with [[national team]]s, such as 2-6-2 and 2-7-1. However, with prohibition on using more than three central defenders, inner midfielders, or forwards, it is no longer possible to play these formations.		Before [[Next season: Better formation balance\|2010 major upgrade of the match engine]], in addition to the formations listed below, more drastic modifications were occasionally used, particularly with [[national team]]s, such as [[2-6-2]] and [[2-7-1]]. However, with prohibition on using more than three central defenders, inner midfielders, or forwards, it is no longer possible to play these formations.

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			{{See\|Defensive_forward#The_Ercanto_Strategy{{!}}The Ercanto's}}

	==3-4-3==		==3-4-3==
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	The second formation works well against most teams who concentrate on central attack (other scoring trainers, notably), but it leaves you relatively weak in wing defense.		The second formation works well against most teams who concentrate on central attack (other scoring trainers, notably), but it leaves you relatively weak in wing defense.
	If the use of tactics like [[AIM]] and [[AOW]] is worth its drawbacks it's still open for discussion.		If the use of tactics like [[AIM]] and [[AOW]] is worth its drawbacks it's still open for discussion.


	~~<!--;General tips~~

	Before a game examine your opponent and if it's a strong midfield team with weak attacks, consider playing with an offensive CD or with counter-attacks (if you have the proper [[defender]]s, of course; CA can be especially lethal with the 4-3-3 and 5-3-2 line-ups). If its attack is strong, play your IMs defensive, and if its defence is strong, play your IMs offensive.
	Generally speaking, try to find the opponent's weak spot and hit there. If the opponent has no wing defence, use a FTW or an offensive winger. If you're simply superior to your opponent in something and he can do nothing about it, insist on it and think what your opponent might do to counter your advantage. For example, if you have a better midfield than your opponent, consider that he might play counter-attacks, so strengthen either your back-line or your attack. -->
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			==Tips==
			{{Based on opinion}}
			Before a game remember to examine your opponent. Generally speaking, try to find the opponent's weak spot and hit there.

			If you're simply superior to your opponent in something and he can do nothing about it, insist on it and think what your opponent might do to counter your advantage.
			For example, if you have a better midfield than your opponent, consider that he might play counter-attacks, so strengthen either your back-line or your attack.

			and if it has a strong midfield team with weak attacks, consider playing with [[defender]]s with Playmaking or, at the opposite, with [[counter-attacks]] (if you have the proper players, of course - CA can be especially lethal with the 4-3-3 and 5-3-2 line-ups.

			If opponent's attack is strong, play your IMs defensive, and if its defence is strong, play your IMs offensive.

			If the opponent has no wing defence, use a FTW or an offensive winger.


	[[Category: Tactics]]		[[Category: Tactics]]

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