4-3-3: Attacking Flair and Wing Play

For players who want to go all-in on attack, the 4-3-3 is the go-to system. With three forwards and three midfielders, this formation thrives on FC 26 Coins fast, vertical play and stretching defenses wide.

Strengths of 4-3-3

Attacking Width: Wingers can isolate defenders and cut inside or cross.

Vertical Play: Quick ball progression from back to front.

Flexible Roles: Wide players can be wingers, inside forwards, or support runners.

High Press Option: Easy to press opponents high up the pitch.

Weaknesses

Exposed Midfield: Only three CMs means you can be outnumbered against 4-2-3-1 or 4-4-2.

Reliance on Wingers: Without pacey, skillful wide players, the system struggles.

Risky vs. Press: If opponents press well, it's harder to find short passing options.

Custom Instructions

Wingers: One on "Get In Behind, Cut Inside," the other on "Stay Wide, Get In Behind."

CMs: Use one as a CDM on "Stay Back," another as box-to-box, and one more attacking.

Full-Backs: Put at least one on "Balanced" to overlap wingers.

Striker: Stay Central, Target Man or Get In Behind depending on pace.

Who Should Use It?

Perfect for players who want high-tempo attacking football and love to buy EA FC Coins utilize quick, skillful wingers. Great if you've packed players like Nico Williams, Lamine Yamal, or Vinícius Jr.