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'''All ahead full''' is a variation of [[2-5-3]] where [[attack]] is maxed-out regardless of the probability of very low other [[ratings]]. It is a suicidal form of attack, with no defence apart from your [[goalkeeper]]; but it has some limited advantages depending upon the situation. That's why it is rarely used in official matches.
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When playing against an opponent that '''you know for sure''' will use some [[CA]] formation without any middle like [[5-2-3]] but he/she will have some very serious [[defence]], you can try to break it by using this tactics. Watch out for [[confusion]] when you use this. Usually a very good [[team leader]] for your team will help reducing confusion.
 
If your opponent doesn't have [[midfield]] at all and you want to score a lot of goals, you can also use this tactic.
 
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title = All ahead full |
gk = GK |
wb_right = WBO |
cd_right = E.FO |
cd_left = E.IM |
wb_left = WBO |
w_right = W.O |
im_right = IM.O |
im_left = IM.O |
w_left = W.O |
f_right = FO |
f_left = FO |
}}
 
===See also===
 
[[Norwegian tactic]]
 
[[All out tactics]]
 
[[Category:Tactics]]

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