Which team is better to play in FIFA 13. Tactical scheme one-two
However, it remains the key player attribute on which most teams are built.
In this article, we will look at the fastest players in FIFA 13 Ultimate Team.
Speed, speed and more speed.
In FIFA Ultimate Team, player characteristics are divided into 6 main parameters: speed, shooting, passing, dribbling, defense and heading. There are other factors, but these are the ones players focus on. Among them, speed is of particular importance.
We present the TOP 10 fastest players in FIFA Ultimate team 2013.
Surprisingly, among the ten players born to be the fastest, only half have a gold card. This means that if your style of play is primarily based on quick counterattacks and play on the flank, then you owe it to yourself to pay attention to some unknown players, which we will tell you about.
1st place – Theo Walcott
Nationality: English
Club: Arsenal (Barclays PL)
Overall Rating: 81
Average price on the market: 10,000 - 20,000 coins.
Walcott has won the title of fastest player, which he has already won in FIFA 12 Ultimate team. Anyone who has played against this player will say that this guy has no equal in speed. The main characteristics responsible for speed are 96!
The English midfielder outruns anyone in his path because he is stronger in acceleration and burst than any player in FIFA 13 Ultimate team.
2nd place – Jonathan Biabiany
Nationality: France
Club: Parma (Serie A)
Overall rating: 77
Average price on the market: 3,000-10,000 coins.
Jonathan Biabiany took his place of honor in the list of the fastest players in the FIFA 12 Ultimate team. This season it general characteristics increased and it was upgraded to gold level. This player has the best dribbling ability of these ten, and his speed can reach 30 km/h.
3rd place – Guillermo Rojas
Nationality: Mexico
Club: San Luis (Primera División)
Overall rating: 68
Average price on the market: 2,000-5,000 coins.
A spot in the top three fastest players in FUT 13 isn't for everyone, but Guillermo Rojas gets there. This left winger did not win because his acceleration and his sprint are not as good as his competitors... Although he has the best defensive actions in this top 10, he is very weak in other attributes.
4th place – Dane Richards
Nationality: Jamaican
Club: Vancouver Whitecaps (Major League Soccer)
Overall rating: 68
Average price on the market: 3,000-6,000 coins.
Probably everyone has heard that Jamaican athletes are among the fastest in the world. And it seems that football was no exception. Dane Richards can be called "almost" Usain Bolt in FUT 13. Almost, because he cannot compare with the trio: Walcott, Biabiany and Rojas.
5th place – Christian Suarez
Nationality: Ecuador
Club: Santos Laguna (Primera División)
Overall rating: 71
Average price on the market: 2,000-4,500 coins.
Christian Suárez is a perfect example of this top 10. Like the vast majority of players in his role, he plays on the right side of midfield.
Note that he is from the American continent. Also, we note its low price for such speed and good dribbling.
6th place – Luciano Narsingh
Nationality: Denmark
Club: PSV (Eredivisie)
Overall rating: 77
Average price on the market: 1,000-3,000 coins.
Just the fact that he is a gold player makes Luciano Narsingh cheaper in this Top 10. For the price he costs, the Dutchman is good option for players with a low budget. In addition, he has breakneck speed, good dribbling and good passing. Also, Narsingh is a specialist in corner kicks.
7th place – Ryo Miyaichi
Nationality: Japanese
Club: Arsenal (Barclays PL)
Overall rating: 71
Average price on the market: 20,000-30,000 coins.
The only Asian player on this list. His 94 pace and the fact that he is a rare player justifies his high market price. The young Japanese player is one of the hopes of today's Arsenal, which lives up to its reputation of having the fastest players in the world.
8th place – Nnamdi Oduamadi
Nationality: Nigeria
Club: Varese (Serie B)
Overall rating: 71
Average price on the market: 1,500-3,000 coins.
The first African artist on our list. This player is unknown to many football fans. He plays in the second Italian league and attracts attention with the speed with which he works. If you are playing against him, make sure your defense is very fast.
9th place – Martin Bravo
Nationality: Argentina
Club: U.N.A.M (Primera División)
overall rating: 71
Average price on the market: 5,000-10,000 coins.
Bravo player with balanced and interesting characteristics. Except for the defensive capabilities, which are very mediocre. And besides speed, of course. His speed in this case replaces everything.
10th place – DaMarcus Beasley
Nationality: North American
Club: Puebla (Primera División)
Overall rating: 69
Average price on the market: 2,500-5,000 coins.
The top ten of our list is completed by an athlete who plays in the Mexican league. Being in this limited group of sprinters proves two things: that North Americans are, in fact, very good players, and that age is not a barrier.
| Top 50 Fastest Players in FIFA 13: Ultimate team: | |||||||
| Name | A country | League | Club | Position | Rating | Pace | |
| 1 | Theo Walcott | England | Barclays P.L. | Arsenal | RW | 81 | 96 |
| 2 | Jonathan Biabiany | France | Serie A | Parma | R.M. | 77 | 96 |
| 3 | Guillermo Rojas | Mexico | Primera Division Mex | San Luis | LW | 68 | 96 |
| 4 | Christian Suarez | Ecuador | Primera Division Mex | Santos Laguna | R.M. | 71 | 94 |
| 5 | Dane Richards | Jamaica | Major League Soccer | Vancouver Whitecaps | RW | 68 | 94 |
| 6 | Luciano Narsingh | Netherlands | Eredivisie | PSV | RW | 77 | 94 |
| 7 | Ryo Miyaichi | Japan | Barclays P.L. | Wigan Athletic | RW | 71 | 94 |
| 8 | Nnamdi Oduamadi | Nigeria | Serie B | Varese | R.M. | 71 | 94 |
| 9 | Martin Bravo | Argentina | Primera Division Mex | U.N.A.M. | LW | 71 | 94 |
| 10 | DaMarcus Beasley | United States | Primera Division Mex | Puebla | L.M. | 69 | 94 |
| 11 | Dominic Oduro | Ghana | Major League Soccer | Chicago Fire | ST | 65 | 94 |
| 12 | Marvell Wynne | United States | Major League Soccer | Colorado Rapids | C.B. | 66 | 93 |
| 13 | Lionel Messi | Argentina | Liga BBVA | FC Barcelona | CF | 94 | 93 |
| 14 | Ezequiel Lavezzi | Argentina | League 1 | Paris Saint-Germain | LW | 86 | 93 |
| 15 | Franck Ribery | France | Bundesliga | Bayern Munich | L.M. | 90 | 93 |
| 16 | Arjen Robben | Netherlands | Bundesliga | Bayern Munich | R.M. | 88 | 93 |
| 17 | Jakub Blaszczykowski | Poland | Bundesliga | Borussia Dortmund | R.M. | 80 | 93 |
| 18 | Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang | Gabon | League 1 | AS Saint-Etienne | ST | 79 | 93 |
| 19 | Emanuel Rivas | Argentina | Serie B | Hellas Verona | L.M. | 72 | 93 |
| 20 | Ignazio Abate | Italy | Serie A | Milan | R.B. | 81 | 93 |
| 21 | Gabriel Agbonlahor | England | Barclays P.L. | Aston Villa | ST | 74 | 93 |
| 22 | Joao Rojas | Ecuador | Primera Division Mex | Monarcas Morelia | R.M. | 71 | 93 |
| 23 | Tsepo Masilela | South Africa | South African FL | Kaizer Chiefs | LB | 70 | 93 |
| 24 | Jody Lukoki | Netherlands | Eredivisie | Ajax | RW | 68 | 93 |
| 25 | Kim Kwang Suk | Korea Republic | Sonata K-League | Pohang Steelers | R.B. | 63 | 93 |
| 26 | Myles Weston | England | npower League Two | Gillingham | L.M. | 63 | 93 |
| 27 | Mike Konnecke | Germany | 2. Bundesliga | Erzgebirge Aue | R.M. | 61 | 93 |
| 28 | Lucas | Brazil | Liga do Brasil | Sao Paulo | RW | 82 | 92 |
| 29 | Aaron Lennon | England | Barclays P.L. | Tottenham Hotspur | R.M. | 80 | 92 |
| 30 | Jonathan Pitroipa | Burkina Faso | League 1 | Stade Rennais | LW | 76 | 92 |
| 31 | Abdul Majeed Waris | Ghana | Allsvenskan | BK Häcken | ST | 70 | 92 |
| 32 | Darren Mattocks | Jamaica | Major League Soccer | Vancouver Whitecaps | ST | 67 | 92 |
| 33 | Lee Hyun Jin | Korea Republic | Sonata K-League | Suwon Samsung Bluewings | RW | 61 | 92 |
| 34 | Jesus Navas | Spain | Liga BBVA | Sevilla FC | R.M. | 85 | 92 |
| 35 | Loïc Remy | France | League 1 | Olympique de Marseille | ST | 83 | 92 |
| 36 | Christian Atsu | Ghana | Liga Portuguesa | FC Porto | LW | 76 | 92 |
| 37 | Nathan Dyer | England | Barclays P.L. | Swansea City | RW | 75 | 92 |
| 38 | Eliseu | Portugal | Liga BBVA | Malaga CF | L.M. | 75 | 92 |
| 39 | Francesco Pisano | Italy | Serie A | Cagliari | R.B. | 74 | 92 |
| 40 | Marco Sau | Italy | Serie A | Cagliari | CF | 73 | 92 |
| 41 | Quincy Owusu-Abeyie | Ghana | Hellas Liga | Panathinaikos FC | R.M. | 71 | 92 |
| 42 | Jimmy Kebe | Mali | Barclays P.L. | Reading | R.M. | 71 | 92 |
| 43 | Omar Arellano | Mexico | Primera Division Mex | Guadalajara | ST | 70 | 92 |
| 44 | Derek Asamoah | Ghana | Sonata K-League | Pohang Steelers | RW | 69 | 92 |
| 45 | Derick Tshimanga | Belgium | Belgium Pro League | RC Genk | LB | 68 | 92 |
| 46 | Imoh Ezekiel | Nigeria | Belgium Pro League | Standard Liège | ST | 67 | 92 |
| 47 | Abdou Razack Traore | Burkina Faso | Ekstraklasa | Lechia Gdansk | CAM | 67 | 92 |
| 48 | Erling Knudtzon | Norway | Tippeligaen | Lillestrøm SK | R.M. | 65 | 92 |
| 49 | Welliton | Brazil | Russian League | Spartak Moscow | ST | 81 | 92 |
| 50 | Marinho | Portugal | Liga Portuguesa | Academica | RW | 72 | 92 |
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No matter what anyone says about different tactics and styles of play, the most popular still remains the so-called high-speed breakthrough tactics, which currently affects everyone who does not know how to counteract it. And this is precisely what this material will be devoted to.
What are speed break tactics?
FIFA 18 implies an instant transition from defense to attack due to a long and - most importantly - direct, low pass to a fast-footed forward. The absolute implementation of this tactic became possible precisely in FIFA 18, which, even after a series of patches clearly aimed at roughening it, was still preserved in more or less decent form. The main complaint against it is the simplistic nature of the gameplay. In FIFA 18, unlike real football, you will not come across a moment when a long, diagonal, high pass 50 meters away can lead the forward to a date with the goalkeeper. Mounted passes are anathema in FIFA 18. The developers, apparently, considered them too undynamic and made them as useless as possible, so if someday you see an article on our website entitled: “How to use high passes in FIFA 18?”, then it will be a very short article, consisting of only from one word - no way.How is this tactic dangerous and how is it harmful?
The tactics of high-speed breakthroughs infuriate those FIFA fans who want to play real football, and not an arcade runner with greetings from the nineties. But EA Sports has other plans for this. There, they set out to make sure that even the most incompetent person does not get upset very often, and if he can’t do anything else except give one pass to the center of the field, and from there run to the goal with one single football player, then it is necessary to create such conditions so that it worked out for him. Consequently, you can weave a lace of passes, roll back, play wall games, cheat and feint, hit the posts and crossbars ten times, and then miss such a counterattack with one single pass and that’s it - you need to win back.
The situation is aggravated by the fact that your hitherto fast defenders, being closer to the center of the field, suddenly lose half of their speed and demonstrate a complete inability to catch up even with a forward with a speed of 75, who flies away at full speed.
So, as you understand, the main danger of the high-speed breakthrough tactics is indulging the system itself, which will do everything to make the tactic work. Your defenders will magically run away from the center, take a few steps forward when they should be running back, and simply refuse to run. This is a very primitive and, frankly speaking, ugly, unnatural tactic, which, despite everything, exists, and with which something needs to be done.
Speed break tactics: primitive but effective
How to resist her.
And now we come to the main thing. It is quite possible to resist such tactics. But you will need a cool head and compliance with several rules.
Firstly, after the starting whistle, set the tactics for the match - Defense. This will noticeably siege your team, perhaps slightly affecting the desire of the midfielders to run into the attack, but at the same time the defenders will also not constantly rush forward, exposing their rears. As practice shows, Defense makes life much more difficult for those who are accustomed to operating on breakthroughs, either in the center or on the flanks. But at the same time, there is no need to abuse it by choosing Super Defense or All in Defense. This is unnecessary, because FIFA 18 does not like it when someone plays too defensive football, and, as a rule, punishes him.
Secondly, find out in advance what to expect from your opponent. To do this, when the match is loading, you need not to miss the screensaver with the formation of the opposing team. Looking at her, you will understand everything. “Breakthrough” players tend to try to concentrate as much as possible in the center, fielding three fleet-footed strikers in a huddle. It happens less often that the fleet-footed ones will be on the flanks. You also need to prepare for this. If your opponent starts chasing you on the flanks, ideally you need to go to the team editing section, go to additional settings and increase the width of the defensive lines, for example, to 70%. If you see that the opponent’s formation is focused exclusively on attacks in the center, you can also narrow the width of the lines to zero. But, of course, such efforts are inconvenient, and they are often neglected in an attempt to counteract the tactics that were originally laid down.
Tie down a fast opponent with slow play, wrestling and tactical fouls
Thirdly, you need to tie up your opponent with a tough game. Fill the field with conditional jelly and discard the acceleration button, turning it on only in cases where it is really possible and necessary to escape. Otherwise, play slowly and don't rush anywhere, but try to constantly move forward without pointlessly rolling the ball across the field. Fortunately, FIFA 18 allows you to implement such tactics. The slower, the more accurate the passes. And, if your opponent, like a bull in a bullfight, is full of heat and puffing, intending to drive you right from the start with his high-speed sprints, then expect comical situations when the opponent’s high-speed midfielder will run past you twice while trying to take the ball away. He will run, come back, and run again. Some simply don’t know how to play with slow and sticky opponents - this also needs to be taken into account.
Fourthly, do not run as defenders towards the opposing forwards. The chance of missing a tackle or tackling is great. In this case, you will completely lose the opportunity to catch up with your fleeing opponent. Therefore, as soon as you see that your opponent is switching to a rapid counter, you need to immediately press back towards the goal. This will give the correct reference to your defenders, who will not walk 2-3 meters away from their goal (which can be critical), but will immediately stop and understand that they need to run back. Indeed, in FIFA 18, unfortunately, we cannot control all the players at once, and the vast majority run under the guidance of artificial intelligence, which pursues its own goals, among which there is no goal of necessarily helping you win. So, it’s better to take the ball by catching up with the opponent, adapting to the direction of his running, and clinging to his T-shirt; fortunately, referees in FIFA 18 punish this very rarely, and even for an obvious disruption of the attack by grabbing the opponent’s T-shirt, there may not even be a yellow card.
Fifth, get out of the gate on time. If you come out too early, the opponent, seeing the goalkeeper's movement, will throw the ball over the goalkeeper. If it's too late, it won't make sense. Here you also need to be guided by the division in which you play, because on average, from rank 10 to 6, very few people can transfer the goalkeeper. Those who master this simple technique, as a rule, live in ranks from fifth and above. In short, you need to go out when the opposing player either runs into the penalty area or gets as close to it as possible. A lot depends on speed here. The point of the idea is that you need to go out, taking 3-4 steps towards you, at the moment when the opponent has almost pressed the strike button. This will throw confusion into his plans, and a rapid breakthrough may result in an unsuccessful throw, or a point-blank shot at the goalkeeper, who managed to narrow the firing radius as much as possible.
The goalkeeper needs to leave the gate at the very last moment, hiding his intentions until the last moment
Sixthly, if you miss right away in a game with such an opponent, then under no circumstances should you immediately launch an Attack or Super Attack. This will have a detrimental effect on the account. All the opponent needs is for you to go forward and free up the rear. Instead, keep playing as you've been playing, because FIFA 18 has a creepy handicap system that, based on its coveted 50% win rate for everyone, can suddenly cause your winning opponent's game to break and your players to gain wings behind the back. If you lose two goals in the first half, this is a reason to use the usual tactics. If it’s three or two, but it’s already the second half before the middle – Attack. If you need to play two or more, and it’s already 60+ minutes, then use Super Attack. It is absolutely forbidden to put everything on offense against an opponent who plays on high-speed breaks. You will concede more goals than you will score. Although, sometimes it happens that the handicap turns on and you close your opponent in the penalty area. Then you can put everything in the attack to score the much desired goal.
If you decide to play fast breaks yourself, it is better to turn on a translucent field diagram to better understand where your forwards are. Don't be greedy in the midfield, let your opponent win there. Let him take possession of the ball and go on the attack. Then take action. You need to act like this: the passing midfielder must have a culture of passing over 80, and be either on the flank, or in the center of the field, or with a slight offset. The nuance is that the pass must be straight, strictly parallel to the side line, and your forward receiving the pass must receive it while accelerating towards someone else’s goal, and not after running across the field. Your forward has accelerated, but the opponent’s defenders are standing still - it’s in the bag. Naturally, for this purpose it is necessary to select attackers with a speed of 90+. Midfielders should also have a high passing ratio, but no matter how high it is, you still don't need to be overconfident and don't count on the pass going to the center of the field from the semi-circle of the penalty area. You still need to run forward a little, and only then give it away. Ideally it should be 20-25 meters. But, even if you don’t want to play the high-speed break tactics, which will most likely be removed from FIFA 19, then you need to know how your opponent plays, because without this it will be more difficult to oppose him with something.
Do you want to FIFA 13 Run like Ronaldo, score like Van Persie, dribble like Scholes... and celebrate like Balotelli? In this case, read our tips carefully and soon you will be playing like a professional.
Pass as if you were playing ping pong.
If your team gets the ball, throw it into the opponent's penalty area as quickly as possible. IN In FIFA 13 you can do this very quickly, just make the correct pass and gain speed for the forward, and the ball will immediately end up in the opponent’s goal.
Thrash!
Get light-footed players for your team. The kind that will catch the ball even in the air, after which they will spin it and send it into the top corner of the goal. Don't just think about Ronaldo and Messi. Van Persie, Gerrard, Lampard, Ozil and Goetze will get the ball out of any position.
Tactical scheme one-two
If you want to break the lead between teams, almost all offensive plays should involve a one-two (triangle) formation, in which one player dribbles the ball and the other two are positioned to shoot or find space. to get close to them. Quick passes between three players will force defenders to leave their positions, which is also very useful.
Over the heads!
Kicking over the heads of other players is ideal in situations where a large number of players in the defense make it difficult to pass the ball on the ground. Pass over the top to the flank, after which the second player must quickly handle the ball and break through to the penalty area. Not every player will be able to quickly carry out all these operations. You can take an example from Peter Crouch.
Bypass
If you have players like Ronaldo, Robben or Bale in your team, use their super speed to break down the flanks. On maximum speed no one can catch them. Nobody. You just need to break through the sideline and most opponents can count the goal as a goal.
Use the updated "one touch"(One touch strike)
It is difficult to contain the attackers when the shot can follow in any corner of the goal. Developers FIFA 13 has improved the one-touch kick, so that Ibrahimovic or Fellaini receiving the ball will render defending in the goal area useless. Also in FIFA 12 made touch more realistic, which means that most computer players had difficulty processing it. You definitely need to take this into account in your training.
Look for opportunities
Going one-on-one with the goalkeeper is a big risk, given how easily goalkeepers catch balls and block shots on goal. Often, instead of going straight to the goal, it is better to find a teammate in the penalty area and pass the ball to him. While the goalkeeper is assessing the threat, the ball will whistle over his head.
Educational screensavers
Interactive tasks will help you with the basics of the game, especially since they are much more interesting than the text. In the game, each interactive task has several difficulty levels, so it will be more interesting for you to master football techniques. Take the training if you are not confident in your abilities, because it is really worth your time.
Become a pro
If you want to be a pro, you'll have to spend days improving your reflexes in FIFA 13. It will certainly pay off in the long run. Even if you fail, playing in normal modes will be noticeably easier: after all, you have honed your skills
Grow your talents yourself
For those who are too lazy to balance the club's financial balance, there is an easy way to collect enough money. Create a youth team. Grow young talent yourself, and then, when they reach the level of professional players, bring them into your team or sell them to other clubs.
Know your team
Spend some time looking at your team's stats and also look at a summary overview of all players. Statistics and tips from the game will help you identify the best and develop the talents of promising players.
Look for talent
In Career mode, other players are expensive, which can prevent you from achieving new achievements. However, all is not lost. It is enough to send a coach in search of excellent players who can be obtained cheaper than their real cost and arrange a transfer.
Train with a robot
Do you know that FIFA 13 allows you to fully customize the artificial intelligence of your opponents? Find this page in the menu and move all kinds of sliders. Reduce the opposing team's speed by 50% and increase the chance of mistakes to make the game easier for you. Or configure everything the other way around, increase the degree of difficulty and then you will have to work hard so as not to miss a hundred or two goals into the goal.
