Uploaded Tactic
Formation & Style
Tactical Style:Balanced
Mentality:Positive
Formation:3-4-2-1
Team Fluidity:Structured
In Possession
Play Out of Defence
Focus Play Down the Left
Work Ball into Box
In Transition
Counter
Counter-Press
Out of Possession
Higher Defensive Line
Higher Line of Engagement
Prevent Short GK Distribution
Trigger Press More Often
Team Shape Without Ball
Shape:Compact
Description:The team maintains a compact shape to limit opponent's space and create pressure.
Evidence:Higher Defensive Line at [1,3] with Trigger Press More Often
Team Shape With Ball
Shape:Fluid
Description:Utilises wing play alongside central combination play leading to goal-scoring opportunities.
Evidence:DLP-S at [4,3] providing central support while W-S at [5,1] and IF-A at [6,4] stretch the opposition.
Phase Description
Attacking Play
Focus on utilising width through wing-backs, with central playmakers providing through balls to forwards.
Defensive Transition
Quickly reorganise to prevent counter-attacks while maintaining a compact shape.
Main Focus
Attacking through the wings while ensuring solid defensive coverage in central areas.
Key Strengths
Effective Wing Play
Utilizing Complete Wing-Backs allows for a strong attacking presence from wide areas.
Central Midfield Control
The combination of a Deep-Lying Playmaker and a Ball-Winning Midfielder helps control the tempo.
Adaptability in Attack
Having a flexible attacking midfielder and inside forward gives multiple options.
Conflicting Directions
Defensive Vulnerability on Counters
The high defensive line can be exploited if possession is lost in advanced areas.
Central Overloading
Relying heavily on central midfield play may lead to weaknesses if opponents match the midfield.
Reliance on Wing-Backs
Heavy reliance on wing-backs for width may expose flanks if opponents press effectively.
Tactical Suggestions
Adjust Defensive Line
Consider lowering the defensive line to mitigate counter-attacks.
Vary Midfield Approach
Incorporate a more dynamic approach by possibly introducing a Mezzala instead of a DLP.
Use Target Forward Effectively
Make more use of the Target Forward to create opportunities for oncoming players.
