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Forward Runs
Make More Runs
Instructs players to frequently initiate forward movements, aiming to disrupt defensive blocks and generate numerical superiorities in the final third.
Core Strengths
- Effective at breaking down low blocks through direct penetration.
- Increases vertical passing lanes during the IP phase.
Potential Risks
- Increased vulnerability to transitions during OOP moments.
- May disrupt a structured build-up strategy by pulling players out of position.
Standard
Player movement remains aligned with the inherent expectations of their selected role and individual tactical inclinations.
Core Strengths
- Maintains an equilibrium between offensive penetration and positional discipline.
Potential Risks
- Lacks the specific customization required to exploit specific defensive weaknesses.
Make Fewer Runs
Restricts forward movement, compelling players to maintain their designated station rather than venturing into space.
Core Strengths
- Enhances defensive stability during potential counter-attacks.
- Facilitates a patient build-up strategy with greater reliance on short-range retention.
Potential Risks
- Limits the ability to bypass defensive lines through off-the-ball movement.
- Requires secondary players to provide the necessary dynamic runs.