out of possession
Short Goalkeeper Distribution
No
- Revert to line of engagement.
- Let their goalkeeper have the ball.
Directs the squad to concede space, allowing the opposing keeper to distribute the ball short. The unit will hold a deeper position until the ball is in play before engaging in an Out of Possession (OOP) structure.
Core Strengths
- Mitigates susceptibility to vertical, direct attacking transitions.
Potential Risks
- Facilitates a cleaner Build-up Strategy for the opponent from their defensive third.
Yes
- Disrupt the opposition build-up.
- Force them to go long.
Commands attacking players to execute a High Press, aiming to restrict the opposition keeper's distribution options. The objective is to force high-risk passes or induce long, less accurate clearances.
Core Strengths
- Disrupts the opponent's ability to maintain possession during their initial Build-up Strategy.
Potential Risks
- Increases the risk of exposure to high-velocity through balls bypassing the press.