Your defense in Rematch is useless without knowing these tricks. You won’t learn them in the game

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In Rematch, everyone aspires to shine as their team’s standout player. Some do so by mastering clever dribbling moves like the Ippy Slide or by netting stunning goals that contribute to team victories. However, it’s important to remember that not only goals but also a strong defense can determine the outcome of the game. Regrettably, some members of this game’s community often seem to overlook the significance of a good defensive strategy.

If you’re looking to strengthen your defensive skills and become a key player for your team, this guide is tailored just for you! You see, though the game has numerous mechanisms to help you fend off attacks from opponents, unfortunately, these can be quite elusive. However, they are effective when used rightly, so it’s beneficial to learn them. Some of these mechanics may seem peculiar at first glance, but trust us, they work! So, give them a try and watch your defensive game improve significantly.

Quick turn

As an avid gamer, I find myself drawn to Rematch, where the speed of play is breakneck. In a heartbeat, the difference between you and your opponent grabbing that ball could be decisive. That’s why mastering swift turns becomes crucial. This involves cancelling the default running animation, making movements so swift they seem almost instantaneous.

In numerous instances, whenever the ball got passed to the opposite side, you would adjust your camera and resume running. However, there seems to be an issue with the speed of the animation during this sprint, which could mean that you might not reach in time to grab the ball before it’s too late.

Using a mix of a defensive posture (using left ctrl + space on PC, L2 + X on PS5, or LT + A on Xbox) along with rotating the camera towards your desired direction and running ahead will allow you to perform a jump. During this animation, you can freely spin around and continue running at speed without having to stop.

Diving

Instead of diving being described as making a jump during a sprint, consider saying “dive is similar to jumping while running at full speed.” Currently, this unconventional leap is quicker to reach targets compared to standard running, which is why, when chasing after the ball or another player, it’s more advantageous to approach them using this method.

Additionally, you can channel that additional exertion to achieve an even swifter pace and cover a considerably larger span. This strategy is particularly effective when you apply it at the very instant of employing extra effort, just as the bar nears depletion. Primarily, this move grants you a speed surge, and even after the extra effort subsides, the enhanced dive persists, effectively prolonging the impact of this mechanic.

Instead of relying on fancy maneuvers or special moves, these two techniques can significantly improve your speed towards the ball or your opponent, making them well worth incorporating into your gameplay.

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2025-06-26 15:02