Wingers Profile (#7,#11)

  • Technical
    • Flank service at high pace with either foot
    • Running with the ball, high pace (penetration)
    • Ball preparation, dribbling and ball manipulation
    • Dominating 1v1, dribbling and running with the ball to take-on opponent, creating chances and scoring 
    • Shooting and crossing (early, cut-back, etc.) off the
      dribble, coming inside or wide 
    • Making aggressive runs with and without the ball 
    • Reading and initiating pressing moments, closing
      space with speed and intensity 
    • Denying penetrations and assisting fullback in wide
      areas 
    • First touch to beat the direct opponent
  • Tactical
    • Transition- react, recover as 1st flank defender
    • Mobility to create team crossing opportunities
    • Mobility timing of runs for central goal scoring
  • Physical
    • Speed endurance, high pace, frequent transition
    • Acceleration- with and without the ball
    • Agility- efficiency in changing direction
    • body feints 
    • Ability to make repeated accelerations 
  • Mental
    • Ambitious penetration attitude
    • Patience- prepared to max opportunities with ball
    • Focus- constant attention to game cues without ball
    • Confident
    • Communication to organize players offensively
    • Leadership qualities
    • Determination to take risks attacking
OFFENSIVE

BUILD UP PHASE OFFENSIVE
OFFENSIVE

ADVANCEMENT PHASE OFFENSIVE
OFFENSIVE

CHANCE CREATION/SCORING PHASE
TRANSITION

ATTACKING TO DEFENDING
  1. Make field big in possession. Position high and wide as starting point to spread opposition and create space for teammates (counter movement).
  2. Break lines to progress
    • Correct body shape to turn and face forward in possession
    • Inside and Outside support to FB (rotate/triangulate)
    • Support any straight ball into FW to create third man situation
  3. Penetrate with ball to furthest point until pressured.
  4. Time on the ball; stay away, no time; come to support
  5. If we play long, attack the ball or support FW for 2nd balls and run behind
  1. Start high and wide
  2. Move inside of opponent FB (careful not to attach to CB) to create
  3. space
  4. Counter movement to run behind the back line
  5. Pass or dribble forward, create 1v1 or 2v1 in both wide and
  6. Timing to build speed to get behind back line
  1. Take on defenders 1v1 to unbalance opponent–on
  2. Maintain width to build speed, use 1st touch to bypass FB behind
  3. the line
  4. Crossing ability/assist
  5. Penetrating runs behind the back line
  6. Weak side Winger attack cutback space, arriving to Penalty spot or far post
  1. After loss of possession
    • Nearest player pressures the ball.
    • Surrounding teammates close passing lanes to make pass predictable.
    • Weak side winger move central to close the middle
  2. Drop and regain shape
    • Mark player in possession to win ball or foul
    • Attacking players aim to get behind the ball and close central space.
DEFENSIVE

PRESS
DEFENSIVE

MID BLOCK DEFENDING
DEFENSIVE

DEFENSIVE THIRD
TRANSITION

DEFENDING TO ATTACKING
  1. Coordinated team movement to move forward as FW begin to press
  2. Build Pressure on the Ball when cover, preventing opponent from dribbling or passing forward (1v1)
  3. Move forward when opponent plays backward (Compactness)
  4. When pressure is broken recover to regain compactness
  1. Prevent central passes, limit opponent’s passes between lines
  2. Release the line to prevent opponent from playing a long ball
  3. When pressure is broken recover runs to regain compactness and assist Fullback when needed
  4. Move forward when opponent plays backward (compactness)
  1. When pressure is broken recover runs to regain compactness and assist Fullback when needed
  2. Tracking the opponent
  3. Defending overloads
  4. Challenges to deny cross, force the opponent to play backwards
  1. Complete first pass. Furthest safe pass possible, preferably forward or diagonal
  2. No pressure
    • Pass – Longest forward, safe pass available
    • Dribble – Isolate defender to create numerical advantage
    • Two to Three runners immediately join the attack at  high tempo to move defense and open space: (Occupy Three Channels)
  3. Under pressure
    • Pass out of pressure
    • Wingers when overloaded on one side, run diagonal behind back line to open space for teammate
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