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| {{Interwiki/4-5-1}}
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| A defensive [[formation]] that can be used by managers [[training]] most skills aside from [[scoring]] and [[passing]]. With only one [[forward]], this formation relies more heavily on [[winger]]s for attacks. Consequently, the [[Attack on wings]] [[Tactics|tactic]] is sometimes employed, with the penalty to [[defence]] offset somewhat by having two [[Central Defender|central defenders]] (compared with only one in typical three-defender formations). This formation may also be used to [[counter attack]], although most teams that use counter attacks as a frequent tactic prefer to play with fewer midfielders.
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| title=Typical 4-5-1|
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| gk=GK|
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| wb_right=WB|
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| cd_right=CD|
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| cd_left=CD|
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| wb_left=WB|
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| w_right=WN|
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| im_right=IM|
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| im_left=IM|
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| w_left=WN|
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| f_right=FO|
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| f_left=E.IM
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| When you play with 1 Forward only, a good option is to maximize the attack on that side, playing the Forward Towards Wing or an Inner Midfielder Towards Wing (or even an Offensive/Normal WingBack).
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| [[Category: Formation]]
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