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* Due to lack of [[formation experience]] level a team can suffer [[confusion]] and have midfield lose possession. In the match report will appear the level of disorganisation. | * Due to lack of [[formation experience]] level a team can suffer [[confusion]] and have midfield lose possession. In the match report will appear the level of disorganisation. | ||
*The [[overconfidence]] you get in the beginning of the match, only your midfield is affected. <br> Note: the message in the beginning of the match never appears when you play [[MOTS]]. So you can use the team attitude to avoid overconfidence (be careful doing that if you'll have to play a [[qualification]] match after this). | *The [[overconfidence]] you get in the beginning of the match, only your midfield is affected. <br> Note: the message in the beginning of the match never appears when you play [[MOTS]]. So you can use the team attitude to avoid overconfidence (be careful doing that if you'll have to play a [[Qualifiers|qualification]] match after this). | ||
* When you get a '''negative [[experience]] message''' in the match report all your ratings are affected and your team will perform as going into disorganisation, depending of both teams’ experience. In the match report doesn’t appear the level of disorganisation, but you can see that in midfield, as you’ll notice the difference in possession, comparing to the first half (the final ratings are the average of all 90 minutes or possible extra ones). | * When you get a '''negative [[experience]] message''' in the match report all your ratings are affected and your team will perform as going into disorganisation, depending of both teams’ experience. In the match report doesn’t appear the level of disorganisation, but you can see that in midfield, as you’ll notice the difference in possession, comparing to the first half (the final ratings are the average of all 90 minutes or possible extra ones). | ||
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The midfield of a team decides the ball possession within a match. The higher the ball possession, the bigger the chance of receiving more regular chances.
Midfield is primarily derived from:
- Playmaking Inner Midfielders
- Playmaking wingers
- Playmaking central Defenders
- Playmaking Wingbacks
However, defensive forwards can add to the midfield rating, too.
Midfield contributions
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Events affecting midfield
- Team attitude towards match influences midfield rating :
Playing away 100% Playing at home 119.892% Playing CA 93% Playing PIC 83.945% Playing MOTS 111.49% Playing derby 111.493% (*)
(*) away team only, the home team gets the 119.892%, as usual.
- Due to lack of formation experience level a team can suffer confusion and have midfield lose possession. In the match report will appear the level of disorganisation.
- The overconfidence you get in the beginning of the match, only your midfield is affected.
Note: the message in the beginning of the match never appears when you play MOTS. So you can use the team attitude to avoid overconfidence (be careful doing that if you'll have to play a qualification match after this).
- When you get a negative experience message in the match report all your ratings are affected and your team will perform as going into disorganisation, depending of both teams’ experience. In the match report doesn’t appear the level of disorganisation, but you can see that in midfield, as you’ll notice the difference in possession, comparing to the first half (the final ratings are the average of all 90 minutes or possible extra ones).
The following contents are based on experience and/or research conducted by Hattrick users — which means that their veracity and accuracy have not been confirmed by any official statement, and consequently they do not necessarily reflect the game reality. Please take this into consideration!
An investigation on the ball possession to number of chance ratio (made by LLoko) shows that the number of chances is not linear to the ball possession. So, from 65% and upwards, it is very likely that the opponent will not receive a single chance. This knowledge is the basis behind the so-called "all out tactics".
HT-Hasse has made statements in the conferences that directly contradict this theory, but was later dismissed by HT-Tjecken. See the possession page for more information.
Midfield calculator
To calculate your midfield before the game you can use a lot of tools (ex: http://archive.is/ELP1C).
