4A Week 2's Best Players

Just like the two other levels I've written about for this matchday, 4A has had plenty of matches. Being the level with the most resources, there are more players to be able to watch. Like always, many players impressed a lot, but the following were the best in my opinion.    Emily is an attacker who can play either up top or out on the right. Regardless of what position she plays in, she shines constantly. Out wide, when she's on the ball, she causes danger for fun. When she dribbles, she embarrasses any defender who tries to take the ball off of her. Her dribbling is fun to watch, knowing that when she receives the ball, she will pull off something magical. When she needs to play passes, she plays precise and dangerous passes. They always find a teammate in an exciting position. Her positioning when she needs to score is fantastic as well. She knows when and where to be to get a shot on target.     Morgan is a huge central midfield talent, proving to have immense talent and potential. She's a player who loves to have the ball, and she always looks to do something special with it. When she receives from deep, she always looks to move the ball forward quickly. When she receives the ball in or near the final third, she looks to move the play into a shooting position. In either case, she demonstrates how fantastic she is at dribbling. She keeps the ball close to her feet magnificently, reminding me of players like Pedri. Her vision is enviable as well, finding passes that only players of her talent can find.     Aislynn is a very talented striker who is well-rounded and intelligent. When she is the one tasked to finish a play, she does so fantastically. Her finishing is calm and collected, beating the goalkeeper without breaking a sweat. The way she strikes the ball is great, too, knowing how to position her foot and her body depending on the type of shot the play demands. Her link-up play is her most impressive attribute, though. She helps transmit calmness when a play starts to get too hectic. If she needs to, she'll bring the ball back and pause the play to cool her team down. This allows for her teammates to advance plays much more cleanly and effectively.     Corinth is a no-nonsense, tidy center-back who helps keep her defense on lock. Playing as the right center-back, she helps cover for her right-back when she goes forward. On the ball, she's calm and has the vision to play out from the back. Her passes are accurate, and they aren't only limited to "safe passes". If there is an opportunity, she will look for an open attacker to pass to. Defensively, she doesn't let anyone get past her. If the ball gets past her, she has no problem in clearing it. Mostly, though, she goes in with strong tackles before the attacker can cleanly control the ball. She also anticipates balls perfectly, regaining possession for her team while they're still up the field.     Molly is a very calming presence in goal for her team, feeling no pressure when most keepers would. She constantly offers herself as a passing option, helping her team build from deep. When she plays passes, she rarely boots the ball upfield. This allows her team to retain possession for longer, as well as keeping the other team at bay. When it comes to goaltending, she remains just as calm. She comes off her line for crosses, collecting the ball easily. If she needs to act as a sweeper, she has no problem in doing so.

Just like the two other levels I've written about for this matchday, 4A has had plenty of matches. Being the level with the most resources, there are more players to be able to watch. Like always, many players impressed a lot, but the following were the best in my opinion.