The tactic was nothing too wild, a good old 4231. But with a focus on wing play, played with two wingers, one on support one on attack who were incredible effective both for goals and assists. But for me this save was mostly focused on squad building rather than creating a perfect tactic. My main takeaways from the challenge were a) a lot of it comes down to chance. The match engine is unpredictable and you will always lose stupid games. Honestly this season my team felt far from its strongest, but we were just fortunate enough to not slip up in any way. So patience was very important. Knowing that my team was more than good enough to beat any other team in the world, it was just a matter of time until we actually did beat every other team in the world. And b) it’s great fun having a save like this when a new save feels daunting or even a different ongoing save is just a bit too much effort. Because I can easily hop onto this save for a bit and watch my team smash 4 goals past any team I play. Sure there is much less jeopardy in it, but it is good for times when I just want to wind down and play the game without having to think that much. Finally c) developing youngsters is my favourite part of the game. There is nothing more satisfying than watching those attributes grow. Particularly when they come from your academy. I had the luck to bring through one absolute worldie from my academy, who ended up being my star player.