
Attacking Play
The team focuses on building play from the back and uses wingers to stretch the opposition.
Defensive Transition
Upon losing the ball, players are instructed to immediately counter-press to regain possession.
Main Focus
Utilize width provided by wingers while maintaining central control through the DLP.
Dynamic Wingers
The use of attacking wingers enables effective stretching of the pitch, creating space in central areas.
Strong Central Playmaking
With a DLP-S in midfield, there is creative distribution that links play between defense and attack.
Compact Defense
The defensive unit is well-structured, aided by a higher defensive line pressing the opponent quickly.
Over-reliance on Wingers
With a wide setup, the team may struggle if marked out or if wingers underperform.
Defensive Vulnerabilities
A higher defensive line can expose the center-backs to fast counter-attacks.
Transition Gaps
Playing with a DLP-S and a BBM-S leaves the midfield vulnerable during quick turnovers.
Consider a More Balanced Midfield
Introduce a player with defensive capabilities in midfield to shield the back line further.
Strategically Rotate Wingers
Alternate wingers during the match to counter opposition tactics effectively.
Adjust Defensive Line Heights
Experiment with a lower defensive line to reduce vulnerability to fast counters.