in possession
Crossing Strategy
Standard
Free to choose the best area to cross the ball into based on the situation.
Positive Feedback
- Free to choose the best type of cross.
Negative Feedback
- Could benefit from a more tailored strategy.
Target Forward
Asks the player to deliver their crosses towards the team’s target forward, if there is one.
Positive Feedback
- Crosses towards the team's best aerial threat.
Negative Feedback
- Reliant on target forward being able to win their duels.
Near Post
Asks to deliver crosses towards the near post when possible.
Positive Feedback
- Less time to react to the cross.
Negative Feedback
- Chance of not beating the first defender.
Centre
Asks to deliver crosses towards the middle of the box when possible.
Positive Feedback
- Largest margin for error.
Negative Feedback
- Easier for goalkeeper to claim the ball.
Far Post
Asks to deliver crosses towards the far post when possible.
Positive Feedback
- Far post tends to have less defensive coverage.
Negative Feedback
- Defence has more time to react to the cross.
