Uploaded Tactic
Formation & Style
Tactical Style:Custom Vertical Tiki-Taka
Mentality:Balanced
Formation:4-1-3-2
Team Fluidity:Structured
In Possession
Pass Into Space
Play Out Of Defence
Run At Defence
Play For Set Pieces
Focus Play Through The Middle
Slightly Higher Tempo
In Transition
Roll It Out
Distribute Quickly
Counter-Press
Out of Possession
High Press
More Often
Get Stuck In
Step Up More
Trap Inside
Team Shape Without Ball
Shape:4-1-4-1
Description:Compact midfield with a single pivot allowing for cover across the defensive line.
Evidence:HB-D at [3,3] (Jones) provides defensive cover.
Team Shape With Ball
Shape:4-1-3-2
Description:Aggressive forward line with a deep-lying forward and an advanced forward to create movement.
Evidence:DLF-A (Martins at [6,2]) and AF-A (Palmer at [6,3]) provide attacking threat.
Phase Description
Attacking Play
Utilizes short passing and spatial awareness to create goal-scoring opportunities.
Defensive Transition
Focus on quick counter-pressing to regain possession as soon as the ball is lost.
Main Focus
Control of the midfield and quick transitions into attack.
Key Strengths
Dynamic Midfield
Three central midfielders with diverse roles provide balance and creativity.
Effective Wing Play
Wing-backs offer width and attacking options, supporting both flanks.
Solid Defensive Structure
Two BPDs in central defense allow for ball distribution and fluidity in building from the back.
Conflicting Directions
High Defensive Line with Counter-Press
Pressing high can leave gaps at the back if the press is being bypassed.
Dynamic Wing Play vs. Central Control
Focus on wing play may detract from utilizing central midfield strengths effectively.
Attacking with Two Forward Roles
With both forwards operating in attack, risk of being outnumbered in midfield.
Tactical Suggestions
Adjust Width Settings
Fine-tune the width to either compress the play centrally or stretch it wide based on opposition strength.
Consider a Second Pivot
Introducing another pivot in midfield could offer additional support against counter-attacks.
Variate Pressing Intensity
Using a less aggressive pressing strategy may prevent defensive vulnerabilities.
