Uploaded Tactic
Formation & Style
Tactical Style:Counter-Attacking
Mentality:Higher
Formation:3-1-4-2
Team Fluidity:More Expressive
In Possession
Standard Passing Directness
Higher Tempo
Wider Attacking Width
Counter-Attack Transition
More Creative Freedom
Less Time Wasting
Keep Ball in Play for Set Pieces
In Transition
Counter-Attack:Enabled
Counter-Press:Immediate
Goalkeeper Distribution:Short
Throw-ins:Quick
Out of Possession
Defensive Line:Higher
Line of Engagement:Higher
Pressing Intensity:More Urgent
Offside Trap:Yes
Team Shape Without Ball
Shape:3-1-4-2
Description:Compact defense with a dedicated DM shielding the backline.
Evidence:Three central defenders at [2,1], [2,2], [2,3] and one DM at [3,2].
Team Shape With Ball
Shape:Fluid Overload
Description:Dynamic attacking shape with width provided by wing-backs and inside forward support.
Evidence:WB positions promoting width and penetration with IF and AM roles at the front.
Phase Description
Attacking Play
Quick transitions exploiting space with high pressing.
Defensive Transition
Solid structure after losing possession.
Main Focus
Exploiting wide areas with wing-backs and inside forwards.
Key Strengths
Wide Play Utilization
The team's width creates space for the inside forwards and allows for quick overlapping runs.
Defensive Solidity
A strong three-man backline with a DM provides stability against opposition attacks.
Fluid Attack
Multiple attacking threats with flexibility to adapt based on press or counter.
Conflicting Directions
High Composure Midfield Focus
Emphasis on attacking creativity could undermine possession stability.
Risk of Overcommitment
Pushing wing-backs forward increases the chances of getting caught out on the counter.
Heavy Reliance on Wing Play
Depends heavily on wing-backs and inside forwards, limiting central opportunities.
Tactical Suggestions
Consider Adjusting Creative Freedom
To maintain better possession, reducing creativity could stabilize midfield.
Monitor Defensive Transfers
Making sure wing-backs do not go too far forward when defending against counters.
Balance Central Midfield Options
Introduce another midfielder in central roles to maintain solidity.
