Uploaded Tactic
Formation & Style
Tactical Style:Custom
Mentality:Balanced
Formation:3-4-2-1
Team Fluidity:Fluid
In Possession
Shorter Passing
Low Crosses
Dribble Less
Work Ball Into Box
Fairly Narrow
Waste Time Sometimes
In Transition
Roll It Out
Distribute To Centre-Backs
Distribute To Full-Backs
Counter-Press
Out of Possession
High Press
Much More Often
Prevent Short GK Distribution
Team Shape Without Ball
Shape:Compact
Description:The compact shape minimizes space for opponents, allowing for effective pressing and defensive cover.
Evidence:High Press instruction combined with three central defenders providing cover.
Team Shape With Ball
Shape:Narrow
Description:The narrow attacking shape encourages quick passing and movement within the final third.
Evidence:Attacking midfielders support the lone striker with short passing and movement into tight areas.
Phase Description
Attacking Play
The team utilizes a narrow formation, focusing on ball retention with short passing and a structured build-up to create scoring opportunities.
Defensive Transition
Upon losing possession, the team triggers a high press to regain the ball quickly, utilizing the counter-press strategy.
Main Focus
The team's main focus is to maintain possession while working the ball into the box efficiently.
Key Strengths
Solid Defensive Foundation
Three central defenders create a strong defensive unit.
Effective Midfield Control
Combination of DLP and DM facilitates ball retention and distribution.
Offensive Options
Multiple attacking support players for the striker enhances scoring chances.
Conflicting Directions
Potential Transition Vulnerability
High pressing may leave gaps in defense if the team fails to recover the ball quickly.
Limited Width in Attack
Reliance on narrow play could be neutralized by teams with strong wing play.
High Risk with High Line
The defensive approach requires well-timed pressing to avoid exposing the back line.
Tactical Suggestions
Increase Width in Attack
Consider adding width to stretch defenses.
Varied Defensive Approach
Assess the necessity of high pressing versus a more balanced approach.
Encourage Quick Counter-Attacks
Integrate quicker transitions following successful defensive recoveries.
