4A Matchday 3's Best Players

The week-long gap helped the remaining 4A teams catch up with the others, as in the previous two levels. The 4A level provides the highest quality talents, being the most exciting out of the three reported on. With the highest quality talent being at one's disposition, choosing only a few per matchday isn't easy. However, these are the best ones in my opinion.    Destiny is an attacking midfielder who helps control her team in attack. She's the metronome in and around the final third, making her team stop and go with her. Her ability to play quick passes with the teammates around her is remarkable. Regardless of how tough a play seems, she always finds a teammate to play the ball to. Even when she needs to play the ball backward, it's always with the intent to progress the play. Her passes into her attackers are great, too, finding players in positions to score in. Not only is she good in build-up, she's a great "box-crasher". She appears in the box unmarked constantly, functioning as a fourth forward when the ball is played in from out wide.     Although her team won this matchday with a monstrous score of 8-0, Anna's abilities caught my eye. She wasn't called upon to goaltend too much, making a few routine saves. However, her bravery and her ability to launch the ball are fantastic. When she needs to leave her line, she does so with the conviction that she will get the ball before the attacker. She snuffs out attacks easily, making sure she keeps her goal safe. However, her throws were the most impressive during this match. Launched like missiles, her throws fly far and quick. These throws aren't just random either, always finding a teammate far up the pitch.     Ally makes up a fantastic center-back pairing for her team, always looking to impose herself on the pitch. Very strong and unafraid, she never backs away from a challenge. In fact, she looks to get into challenges, finding attackers for fun. Her ability to dispossess them is fantastic as well. When an attacker approaches her unprepared, she embarrasses them and does so cleanly. She strives in these situations, regardless of how close or far she is to her box. In attack, she also offers danger in set pieces. Whether it's an aerial duel or a ground duel, she always looks to get a shot off.     Macie is an interesting left-midfielder who helps her team be effective in attack. Keeping her width provides her team with a good option to open up play with. When she receives the ball on the wing, she drives forward effectively. Leaving defenders in the dust with simple dribbles, she constantly keeps opposing full-backs on their toes. Not only does she give width, but she also cuts in to help circulate play. Quick passes and movements are easy for her, allowing for her team to progress smoothly.     Lanna is a fantastic forward talent, leading her team offensively. Unlike traditional strikers, she constantly drops back to help build plays, even if she doesn't finish them. Whether it's through quick short passes or long passes to the wings, she helps alleviate pressure fantastically. She doesn't just drop back, however. Her runs in behind are difficult to defend since she is both fast and physical. The conviction she has to get into shooting positions is great, making her a constant threat throughout the match. Her shot power is also another great attribute, striking the ball with so much strength from almost anywhere.

The week-long gap helped the remaining 4A teams catch up with the others, as in the previous two levels. The 4A level provides the highest quality talents, being the most exciting out of the three reported on. With the highest quality talent being at one's disposition, choosing only a few per matchday isn't easy. However, these are the best ones in my opinion.