Uploaded Tactic
Formation & Style
Tactical Style:Custom Control Possession
Mentality:Positive
Formation:4-1-3-2
Team Fluidity:Asymmetric
In Possession
Shorter Passing
Play Out of Defence
Work Ball into Box
In Transition
Counter-Press
Counter
Out of Possession
Higher Line of Engagement
Higher Defensive Line
Prevent Short GK Distribution
Team Shape Without Ball
Shape:Compact
Description:The team maintains a compact structure to reduce space for opponents in the middle.
Evidence:DM (Craig) at [3,3] provides a layer in defence, combined with flat back four.
Team Shape With Ball
Shape:Fluid
Description:Fluid attack with wing-backs providing width and advanced midfielders supporting strikers.
Evidence:WBs (Pickering, Huggins) at [2,2] and [2,4] push forward to create overlaps.
Phase Description
Attacking Play
Utilizing wing-backs to overlap and provide width, while exploiting central spaces with an interplay between the forwards and midfielders.
Defensive Transition
Transitioning quickly to press opponents immediately after losing the ball to reclaim possession.
Main Focus
Dominating possession and controlling the tempo of the game.
Key Strengths
Strong Midfield Control
The inclusion of a DM allows for better control in transition and support for both defence and attack.
Effective Wing Play
Wing-backs provide width and allow for crossing opportunities.
Dual Striker Threat
With two forwards, there is versatility in attack and room for interchanging roles.
Conflicting Directions
High Defensive Line Risks
A higher defensive line can increase vulnerability on the counter-attack.
Asymmetric Midfield Balance
While asymmetric systems can confuse opponents, they sometimes lack balance.
Dependency on Wing-backs
Heavily relying on wing-backs can lead to reduced attacking options if they are marked out.
Tactical Suggestions
Consider Lower Defensive Line
Adjust to a slightly lower defensive line to mitigate counter-attack vulnerabilities.
Add Central Midfielder's Support
Encourage the central midfielder (Wintle) to take on greater attacking responsibility.
Rotate Wing-backs Regularly
Substituting or rotating wing-backs can keep them fresh during the match.
