Tactical Theory: Defending crosses in the Bundesliga – tactical analysis
Crosses are among the most frequently used concepts for chance creation in football. And they pose a real issue for […]
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Tactical Theory: How to exploit opposition pressing triggers during build-up play
In this tactical analysis, we take a closer look at the build-up play and explain how opposition pressing triggers can […]
Tactical Theory: Inverted full-backs
Inverted full-backs are still quite a recent footballing innovation. Understanding them and their prominence fully emerged during Pep Guardiola’s spell […]
Tactical Theory: Overlapping and underlapping runs
In this tactical theory piece, we unveil the advantages and disadvantages of a certain attacking strategy on a group tactical level. As […]
Coaching: Training runs behind the backline in a two forward system
With the 3-5-2 and 4-4-2 back in fashion, the football world is rediscovering the benefits of two forward systems. Of […]
Tactical Theory: The long line pass
The long line pass is probably one of the simplest passes in all of football and therefore is a common […]
Tactical Theory: Compactness – part 2
Earlier this week, I wrote a tactical theory piece on compactness, focusing on how it affects the defensive phase of […]
Coaching: Training runs behind the backline in a three forward system
If you’ve read my article in April’s edition of the Total Football Analysis Magazine, you’ll know that I point to […]
Tactical Theory: Pressing in La Liga
If you had to guess which of Europe’s top five leagues had the most pressing in their games, you would […]
Video: Attacking with inverted wingers explained – tactical analysis
In this video analysis, we explain the tactics behind attacking with inverted wingers in football and therefore use in-game scenarios […]