[Quickfire Questions and Answers Thread (Tactic and Training Questions Only)]

In my Spurs save, every goal we've conceded this season (literally every single one) has come from a right-sided attacking midfielder (or an AM cutting in on the right if there's only one). The thing that confuses me is that my left-sided defenders are nominally better than the right-sided ones. I'm using FB-A, BPD-D, BPD-D and FB-A across the back line with a DM and a roaming playmaker in front of them. The left is the RPM side. Does the RPM mean that I don't have enough defensive cover on the left side?

Any advice would be appreciated.

[Quickfire Questions and Answers Thread (Tactic and Training Questions Only)]

Has anyone noticed just how broken the "cross from deep" instruction on fullbacks seems to be? It was in the last patch and still is. I have saves going with Espanyol (a middling team in La Liga), playing a defensive 4-3-1-2 with fb (s). Having watched the games, probably 80% of my goals have come off deep crosses from the fullback to my opposite-side striker or wide midfielder. With Manchester United, I play a 4-1-2-3 or a 4-2-3-1 with fb (a). Same deal. Whether it's to the cutting inside forward or my striker (who got instructions to roam from position explicitly to take advantage of crosses), deep crosses from my fullbacks always seem to end up ready for an easy tap-in at the far post.

I'm not complaining--it's awesome--but I was wondering if anyone else has noticed it.