Playing with a lone striker can sometimes be an advantage and if teams can get the ball through to their striker, they will score more goals
Passing into a lone striker means the pass must be accurate and the striker must be communicating with the passing player – if your team is under pressure or you’re defending a lead playing with one up front can be a positive move.
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