Uploaded Tactic
Formation & Style
Tactical Style:Tiki-Taka
Mentality:Balanced
Formation:3-4-1-2
Team Fluidity:Flexible
In Possession
Shorter Passing
Pass Into Space
Play Out Of Defence
Overlap Left
Overlap Right
Slightly Higher Tempo
Fairly Wide
In Transition
Take Short Kicks
Distribute To Full-Backs
Counter
Out of Possession
Mid Block
More Often
Prevent Short GK Distribution
Trap Outside
Team Shape Without Ball
Shape:3-4-3
Description:Solid defensive formation with a focus on restricting space against opposition attacks.
Evidence:3 CBs provide cover while wing-backs track back to assist.
Team Shape With Ball
Shape:3-4-1-2
Description:Wide play with overlapping runs from wing-backs and central creativity from the AM.
Evidence:AM-Su and AF-At roles focus on creating goal-scoring chances.
Phase Description
Attacking Play
Utilizes short passing and overlapping, focusing on maintaining possession and creating space.
Defensive Transition
Quickly looks to regain possession, focusing on short distribution and counter-attacks.
Main Focus
Controlling the midfield and exploiting wide areas through wing-backs.
Key Strengths
Overlapping Wing-Backs
With both wing-backs pushing up, they can exploit space and provide width in attack.
Central Midfield Dominance
Having a balanced midfield with a BWM and DM allows for both defensive coverage and support.
Fluidity in Attack
Flexible roles provide varied attacking options and movement off the ball.
Conflicting Directions
Wide Wing-Backs vs. Central Focus
While wing-backs push forward, the central play may be congested.
GM Pressure vs. Ball Retention
The mid-block might hinder defensive transitions when retaining possession is paramount.
Defensive Shape Complications
The mix of wide and central defenders can create imbalance against quick counter-attacks.
Tactical Suggestions
Adjust midfield roles
Consider using a more attacking CM or AM role to exploit central penetration.
Heighten pressing intensity
Increasing pressing can better suit the attacking mentality of the setup.
Set-piece tactics
Work on set-pieces to capitalize on the potential of AF-At at the top.
