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Uploaded Tactic
Formation & Style
In Possession
In Transition
Out of Possession
Team Shape Without Ball
Team Shape With Ball
Phase Description
Attacking Play
The attack focuses on utilizing width through overlapping wing-backs, while the midfielders aim to create through balls for the forwards.
Defensive Transition
During transition, the team seeks to quickly regain possession through aggressive high pressing.
Main Focus
The main focus lies on quick transitions with an emphasis on overlapping runs from the wing-backs.
Key Strengths
Dynamic Attackers
The combination of a DLF and a Poacher up front adds versatility and depth to goal-scoring opportunities.
Midfield Control
The BBM and DM duo provides a good balance between defending and supporting the attack.
Width and Overlap
The wing-backs can create width, stretching defenses and allowing space for forwards.
Conflicting Directions
Heavy Press and Counter-Press
The strategy may leave the midfield exposed if the press fails, allowing rapid counter-attacks.
Narrow Coring
The formation risks being too narrow, potentially allowing teams to exploit wide areas.
Defensive Vulnerability
If wing-backs are caught high up the field, the defense could be exposed to counter-attacks.
Tactical Suggestions
Consider Adding Another DM
Introducing a second DM can provide more defensive cover, thus reducing vulnerability during transitions.
Adjust Wing-Back Roles
Consider alternating wing-back duties to balance attacking and defensive responsibilities.
Utilize the AP Effectively
Ensure the AP-S is positioned to receive the ball in pockets of space to maximize creative potential.
