Football/Soccer Session (Beginner): Futsal Formations
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30 mins
Objective of attacking in 1-1-2-1 versus a 1-1-2-1 - Essentially, everyone is attacking a specific part of the field which allows for the ball to move around the field very easily. However, and because the opposition are defending in a 1-3-1 formation, it means they can defend against you fairly easily. To succeed, fast passing connected to fast support in spaces to unbalance the opposition will result in goal scoring opportunities.

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30 mins
Objective of defending in 1-1-2-1 versus 1-1-2-1 - Allows for easy identification of man to man defending as every player has an opponent to defend against. To deny the opponent from making fast passes and fast supporting actions into spaces you will have to remain compact centrally, shift as a compact unit when the ball moves out wide to make sure their only free pass is to the other side of the court.

See the guidance at the top of this page to understand why you are not seeing interactive Football/Soccer images.
30 mins

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30 mins
Objective of attacking in 1-2-2 versus 1-1-2-1 - To position players in-between opponents to pull them out of position. To be successful in this formation you want to drag the opponents defenders out toward you to create spaces for your players.

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30 mins
Objective of defending in 1-2-2 versus 1-1-2-1 - (1) To remain compact when the ball is central to deny the opponent from playing the ball through. (2) To overload the opponent when the ball is out side by shifting the entire square into the part of the field where the ball is. Caters to
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30 mins