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| One of the more excentric [[Counter Attack]] [[formations]], used mostly by [[defense]] trainers. Depending on the number of [[IM]]'s, there can be three formations. Most usually, managers play it with one:
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| title = 5-2-3, 1 IM |
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| gk = GK |
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| wb_right = WBD |
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| cd_right = CD |
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| cd_left = DTW |
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| wb_left = WBO |
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| w_right = ECD |
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| im_right = EF |
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| im_left = IMO |
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| w_left = WO |
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| f_right = FO |
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| f_left = FTW |
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| With this formation, the manager can realistically expect to dominate on two sides from three and still maintain a good [[defense]]. He or she will, however, probably lose [[midfield]] by a major margin and suffer from [[confusion]].
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| With 2 IM's it is only possible to score central attacks and is thus not very effective as a Counter Attack tactic, whereas with 2 offensive wingers midfield loss is often too significant.
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| [[category:Formations]]
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