I had a friendly match with my friend on eFootball today, and honestly it was a bit frustrating at first. I kept going for through balls every chance I got, thinking it would break his defense open. But if you check the clip, you’ll see what I mean. Almost every single through pass I tried, he read it and cut it off before it even got to my striker. It felt like I was rushing things instead of actually building up the play the way I should.
After a few failed attempts, I decided to slow down and just stick to normal passes. And that’s when things changed. He barely intercepted any of those, and I started finding more space to work with. Once I switched up my style, I ended up scoring two goals back to back. It got me thinking that through balls probably work only about half the time, while regular passes feel a lot safer, maybe around 75 percent. But at the same time, through balls make some plays look cleaner and faster, so I get why people still rely on them even with the risk.
One other thing that stood out was how good my friend was with dribbling. That’s actually how he got his only goal. He didn’t force it, he just waited for the right moment and made it count. Most of his passes were on point too, so he barely gave me a chance to press him. Playing against him made me realize that mixing up your passes and not overdoing the fancy stuff makes the game feel smoother. I guess the key is knowing when to play it safe and when to take the risk.
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