Ralf Rangnick took the Austria job following his departure from Manchester United.
The German took charge of his first few games in this round of Nations League fixtures.
Austria got off to a winning start, battering Croatia 3-0.
This result was followed by a 2-1 loss to Denmark and a 1-1 draw with World Champions, France.
This tactical analysis will look at how Ralf Rangnick wants his team to play.
This analysis will cover the tactics used by the German and how he likes to set his side up.
Ralf Rangnick Tactics In possession
Rangnick has used a number of formations in his early stages as Austrias boss.
5-3-2, 4-2-3-1 and 4-4-2 are the main ones which have been utilised.
Each formation varies slightly in the way the team plays in possession.
However, what is noticeable are some key principles that the 63-year-old has instilled into his team already.
Firstly, Rangnick wants his team to make the pitch as big as possible.
Encouraging his players, especially the fullbacks, to go wide allows Austria to create space for the midfielders to receive the ball.
The Austrian midfielders can now drop deep into the space vacated and receive the ball from the defenders or the goalkeeper.
In possession, Austria like to build up from deep and utilise their quality in the back line and also in the midfield.
Their side is stacked with top-class players such as Bayern Munich midfielder Marcel Sabitzer.
Sabitzer provides excellent experience and playing ability, which Austria utilises.
Austria are patient in building up and are good at playing through a press.
They use quick one and two-touch passing to break through the oppositions press, and then they can build through the midfield.
The ability of the Austrian defenders on the ball is very high, something which Ralf Rangnick will value greatly.
Real Madrid defender David Alaba is a key member of the Austrian national team.
His versatility has been used well by previous managers and he has played a number of roles for his country such as centre midfield and left-winger.
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