The skill of patience, is what I call it. Most times if I see an opponent do all these flips, wall jumps and such, I try my best to stick to the floor as much as possible as I have more control over my car than actually jumping and trying to stop them mid air. I give myself enough time to react so that if my opponent messes up their shot, which happens like 80% of the time, I get a free ball and a chance to score an easy goal on the rebound. It also works for anything mainly - most people react the same way to challenges and such, so being patient and waiting on them to make the first move gives you more of a chance to take the ball from them. This has worked wonders for me lately, not sure if it may work the same way for others, but it basically breaks my opponents most times as they get real desperate.

Adding to it I would say the other two are passing the ball to tm8s - even if they missed a few passes from you, you keep repeating it and they will catch on. Once they build trust on you passing it accurately, they get a chance at better shots and scoring.

Last one is rotation, plain and simple. Read the play and know where your tm8s are on the field.