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FIFA 20 Defending Corners and Crosses

Defending corners and crosses is a hugely important area of FIFA 20, especially because so many players will try to play this way online. Corners provide the opposition with a free cross into the box and with the new target for FIFA 17, which is still in place for FIFA 19+ 20, it is even easier for them to pinpoint where they want the ball to go. There are a few things you can do here to stop conceding as many goals from corners. First and foremost see the diagram below. You need to have your player settings on air balls only so when a cross comes in the autoselect selects the best player to head the ball with. The key with heading is your player position and secondly which button to press and how many times etc. Here U4GM Share Some Tips for you, U4GM is the best place to Buy FIFA 20 Coins.




The first thing you do as soon as the corner screen loads is flicked your right stick a few times to select a player outside of the box (ideally the blue player circled) and start moving up the line into space. The other option is your ST who will near the halfway line and begin to drive him to the sideline of the same side as the corner is being taken. By doing this, it will ensure that when the ball is crossed, your air-balls switching automatically selects the best player to attack the header and hopefully clear it. Probably, the corner taker will wait a while (around 3 or 4 seconds to give you the chance to get your player up to the line towards halfway or the touchline if you're moving the ST.) If they don't, it's no problem. Secondly, you should be ready on the triangle button to bring your GK out. This should be the first button you press (hold this for ¼/ of a second like you were doing a full-power shot from a free-kick). This means if the ball is close enough, the GK will come and claim the ball, if not then he'll go back towards goal but using the following tips, you'll be winning the header anyway. If you're not comfortable bringing the GK out, then don't do it. What we will say is this, out of 10 corners the GK will come and claim/punch at least 4 or 5. Get familiar and perfect the below technique and then combine it with the GK tip. The other option, which we have had to add this year is as follows: Because the fully powered ball to the near post is overused and overpowered. As you can see from the diagram below, we use the right stick to select a man and move them immediately into the position shown below. Ideally, this wants to be a player who isn't under 6 foot tall, but sometimes, you don't have this option, and you might end up with a player like Sterling or Coutinho, for example. Because the start area for the circle is near the near post, players can deliver this ball very quickly. So long as you get the player into the city as you can see in the diagram and then move are ready to attack the ball, you'll be able to stop this dangerous method of the corner.

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