Uploaded Tactic
Formation & Style
Tactical Style:Custom Control Possession
Mentality:Positive
Formation:Positive 4-2-3-1 DM Wide
Team Fluidity:Flexible
In Possession
Shorter Passing
Pass Into Space
Play Out of Defence
Low Crosses
Work Ball Into Box
Overlap Left
Overlap Right
Fairly Wide
In Transition
Take Short Kicks
Distribute To Full-Backs
Counter
Counter-Press
Out of Possession
Higher Defensive Line
Much More Often
Prevent Short GK Distribution
Stay On Feet
Team Shape Without Ball
Shape:4-2-3-1
Description:Defensive shape remains compact while the wing-backs offer support in both defence and attack.
Evidence:BWM-S at [3,2] and DLP-S at [3,3] help shield the defence and provide cover.
Team Shape With Ball
Shape:4-2-3-1
Description:Uses width provided by wing-backs and inside forwards to stretch the opposition.
Evidence:Winger (W at [5,1]) and Inside Forward (IF at [5,2]) occupying different spaces to create overloads.
Phase Description
Attacking Play
Focuses on short, patient build-up, using wing play and attacking movement to breakdown defences.
Defensive Transition
Emphasis on counter-pressing immediately after losing possession to retrieve the ball quickly.
Main Focus
Maximize possession while creating numerical advantages in wide areas.
Key Strengths
Wide Play
The use of wing-backs and wingers creates effective overlap and stretching of the opposition.
Midfield Control
Double pivot allows for strong control in midfield and effective transitions.
Dynamic Forward Play
Combination of an Advanced Playmaker and inside forwards creates goal-scoring opportunities.
Conflicting Directions
Defensive Solidity vs. High-Pressure Play
The tactical style may leave the team susceptible if they lose possession in advanced areas.
Pressure on Wing-Backs
Wing-backs may be overextended in transition due to their attacking duty, potentially leading to gaps.
Reliance on Crosses
Heavy reliance on wide play may become predictable without varied attacking patterns.
Tactical Suggestions
Adjust Wing-Back Duties
Consider balancing the duties of wing-backs to prevent them from being overly exposed.
Introduce a Secondary Target Man
Adding a target forward can provide an alternative outlet if high pressing doesn't succeed.
Vary Attacking Patterns
Introduce through balls or direct passes into the channels to diversify attacking threat.