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With EA introducing all new Agility and Control, Run Touch Dribbling allows players to keep the ball under control in a sprint and in close touch situations. Now, even a sprinting opponent with the ball has the ability to out maneuver the defender. Add that with the new Man-to-Man Battle system they implemented, and sticking your foot out for the ball could end up with a shoulder in your chest and you haphazardly lying on your back. The back and forth on the field has never been so physical as it is in FIFA 15. Even the most skilled back four will have a problem transforming into the human brick wall they get paid to become.
Trying to sprint through your attacker will most likely leave you in their dust with no ball and a goal down. The way you should handle sprinting on defense is to use it only to get into position or catch up to an opponent that slips past you. Once you are man-on-man, stop sprinting and square up with your would be attacker. Get in-between him and his destination, then hold down the Jockey button (LT on Xbox and L2 on Playstation). This will turn your chest to face the player and slow him up. At this point, you can attempt to remove the ball from this person or AI opponent.
One interesting feature of FIFA video games is that players suspended in real life are unavailable to be used in the game. Since Suarez's ban is still in place, he can't be played with in the actual game. But he is available in the game's demo mode, which is where these biting incidents are presumably being found.
It's unclear if FIFA 15 will include this feature in the full game mode, or if it's merely a promotional tactic. But if EA Sports is committed to a realistic game, the right decision is obvious.
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