In an upcoming Australia A-League match, Western Sydney Wanderers will face Macarthur FC. Western Sydney Wanderers have recently adjusted their tactics to focus on wing play, increasing the frequency of their full-backs' attacks to widen the offensive width. Their attacking strategy involves wing breakthroughs and central support, with the midfield concentrating on interception to protect the defence, and the backline focusing on rapid positioning to block the centre. Some players are still adapting to new roles, with full-backs transitioning from defensive to offensive and defensive roles. Although their attacking enthusiasm has increased, the timeliness of their defensive recovery still needs improvement. The overall role adaptation is in a transitional phase, and the coherence of tactical execution occasionally fluctuates. Macarthur FC's recent tactical adjustments lean towards optimising their defensive system, with minor adjustments to their five-defender formation to enhance the defensive connection between the wings and the centre. Their field strategy emphasizes midfield interception and counter-attacks, with the frontline relying on individual breakthroughs to create opportunities. Some players are adapting to new defensive roles; young defenders are gradually adapting to the collaborative defensive requirements of the five-defender system after coming off the bench, but their role transition when facing rapid wing breakthroughs still seems unfamiliar. The effect of away game tactical adjustments is still being honed. Recommendation: Macarthur FC