Ben Brereton 68 OVR - FIFA 20

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ST England EFL Championship Blackburn Rovers
Right Foot ★★★ WF ★★★ Skills 185 cm 75 kg 21 yrs
Ben Brereton
68
ST
R 3★3
Brereton
PAC SHO PAS DRI DEF PHY 85 66 58 69 42 67
England EFL Championship Blackburn Rovers
85 Pace [simulator]
Acceleration
87
Sprint Speed
84
66 Shooting
Finishing
70
Positioning
67
Long Shots
53
Shot Power
67
Penalties
69
FK Accuracy
31
Volleys
65
58 Passing
Vision
61
Short Pass
58
Long Pass
51
Curve
68
Crossing
62
FK Accuracy
31
69 Dribbling
Ball Control
66
Dribbling
72
Composure [simulator]
64
Balance
58
Agility
75
Reactions
59
42 Defending
Def. Awareness
34
Interceptions
36
Stand Tackle
50
Slide Tackle
38
Heading
62
67 Physical
Strength [simulator]
68
Jumping
35
Aggression
67
Stamina [simulator]
71

Player Info

Full NameBen Brereton
Overall 68
Position ST
Preferred FootRight
Weak Foot★★★
Skill Moves★★★
Work RateHigh / Med
Height185 cm
Weight75 kg
Age21
Nation England
League EFL Championship
Club Blackburn Rovers
Card ID233795
Base ID233795

PlayStyles

Scoring
Finesse Shot
Finesse Shot
Chip Shot
Chip Shot
Power Shot
Power Shot
Dead Ball
Dead Ball
Acrobatic
Acrobatic
Low Driven Shot
Low Driven Shot
Game Changer
Game Changer
Precision Header
Precision Header
Passing
Incisive Pass
Incisive Pass
Pinged Pass
Pinged Pass
Tiki Taka
Tiki Taka
Inventive
Inventive
Long Ball Pass
Long Ball Pass
Whipped Pass
Whipped Pass
Ball Control
First Touch
First Touch
Press Proven
Press Proven
Rapid
Rapid
Technical
Technical
Trickster
Trickster
Defending
Aerial Fortress
Aerial Fortress
Anticipate
Anticipate
Block
Block
Intercept
Intercept
Jockey
Jockey
Slide Tackle
Slide Tackle
Physical
Bruiser
Bruiser
Enforcer
Enforcer
Long Throw
Long Throw
Quick Step
Quick Step
Relentless
Relentless
GK
Cross Claimer
Cross Claimer
Deflector
Deflector
Far Reach
Far Reach
Far Throw
Far Throw
Footwork
Footwork
Rush Out
Rush Out

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      Counter Matchups

      How to Beat Ben Brereton

      Model-driven shortlist

      Best counters use compact rest-defense, aggressive first contact, and denial of high-value shot zones.

      Top 6 players most likely to win this matchup

      Not enough candidate cards were found to build a reliable counter shortlist.

      Tactical plan to neutralize this profile

      phase-by-phase approach
      Deny half-turn receptions

      Maintain back-pressure and front-screen support so first touch is forced away from goal.

      Compact box rest-defense

      Keep central distances short and invite low-value wide shots instead of central combinations.

      Early body contact before strike

      Time shoulder contact on setup touch to reduce shot quality without overcommitting.

      Trap weak-foot release side

      Show onto weaker release lane and close supporting angles to cut final action quality.

      Recommended Formations

      dynamic counter setups
      5-3-2

      Three CBs crowd the striker, wingbacks cover wide threats.
      4-2-3-1

      Double pivot screens the striker and supports fullbacks.
      4-4-1-1

      Second striker drops to disrupt link play.
      Chemistry & Fit

      Synergy Around Ben Brereton

      Model-driven fit

      Best synergy comes from creators behind him, overlapping support outside him, and structures that feed him touches near goal.

      Top 6 players with the best chemistry and role fit

      Daniel Crowley
      72
      CAM
      R 3★3
      Crowley
      PAC SHO PAS DRI DEF PHY 71 61 71 77 38 57
      England EFL Championship Birmingham City

      League chemistry support + National-team style familiarity

      Mark Duffy
      72
      CAM
      R 3★3
      Duffy
      PAC SHO PAS DRI DEF PHY 66 62 72 73 39 55
      England EFL Championship Stoke City

      League chemistry support + National-team style familiarity

      Sam Clucas
      72
      CM
      L 3★4
      Clucas
      PAC SHO PAS DRI DEF PHY 70 67 71 70 65 72
      England EFL Championship Stoke City

      League chemistry support + National-team style familiarity

      Ovie Ejaria
      72
      CM
      R 4★3
      Ejaria
      PAC SHO PAS DRI DEF PHY 71 61 69 77 63 64
      England EFL Championship Reading

      League chemistry support + National-team style familiarity

      Tom Huddlestone
      72
      CDM
      R 2★5
      Huddlestone
      PAC SHO PAS DRI DEF PHY 40 70 75 64 69 69
      England EFL Championship Derby County

      League chemistry support + National-team style familiarity

      Tom Ince
      72
      CAM
      L 4★3
      Ince
      PAC SHO PAS DRI DEF PHY 77 68 67 76 33 54
      England EFL Championship Stoke City

      League chemistry support + National-team style familiarity

      Tactical environments that suit this card

      fit-by-fit approach
      Creator behind, runner outside

      Give him a passer underneath and one overlap or weak-side runner so he can attack different defensive references.

      Box occupancy timing

      He thrives when the far-post and cutback zones are both attacked, not when he is left alone against the full line.

      Early service patterns

      Quick switches, driven crosses, and incisive half-space entries increase the value of his movement.

      Counterpress for repeat attacks

      Hold the structure close around him so second balls and loose clearances come straight back into finishing territory.

      Best Formations For This Card

      shape and role fit
      4-2-3-1

      Provides a creator underneath, width outside, and stable spacing around the striker lane.
      4-3-3

      Good for isolations, overlap timing, and repeat service from multiple angles.
      4-4-2

      Useful when he benefits from a nearby strike partner and more direct box occupation.
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