Uploaded Tactic
Formation & Style
Tactical Style:Custom
Mentality:Cautious
Formation:4-1-3-1-1 DM Asymmetric AM (R)
Team Fluidity:Flexible
In Possession
Pass Into Space
Fairly Narrow
In Transition
Distribute To Centre-Backs
Counter
Counter-Press
Out of Possession
Mid Block
More Often
Team Shape Without Ball
Shape:4-1-4-1
Description:Midfielders track back to form a solid wall in front of the defence during defensive phases.
Evidence:Four defenders with a DM providing support at [3,3].
Team Shape With Ball
Shape:4-3-3 (asymmetric)
Description:Utilizes width via wingers and an advanced forward, providing options centrally.
Evidence:The roles of Winger at [6,1] and Inside Forward at [6,5] indicate a spread across the front.
Phase Description
Attacking Play
Utilizes space effectively, engaging the wings through the winger and inside forward.
Defensive Transition
Focuses on getting back quickly to form a compact midfield and defensive shape.
Main Focus
Maintaining possession while providing options for both short and long passes.
Key Strengths
Flexibility in Attack
The combination of an advanced forward and inside forward can exploit defensive gaps effectively.
Strong Midfield Control
Three midfielders with varied duties support both attacking and defensive transitions.
Solid Defensive Structure
A clear defensive line supported by a deep-lying playmaker ensures stability.
Conflicting Directions
Cautious Mentality
May limit attacking potential, particularly against weaker opposition.
Limited Width
Relying heavily on wingers can be problematic if marked tightly.
Transition Risks
Counter-Pressing may leave gaps if the attack fails, leading to quick counter-chances.
Tactical Suggestions
Increase Mentality Against Weaker Teams
Consider switching to a more attacking mentality to increase scoring chances.
Utilize Overlaps with Wing-Backs
Encourage complete wing-backs to overlap wingers, creating more space in the final third.
Adjust Defensive Line for Pace
Against faster opposition, consider lowering the defensive line to negate threats.
