Football/Soccer Session (Moderate): 4-3-3
East Bay United - Bay Oaks Soccer Club
Jean DeCru
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We don't have the ball. 4-3-3 becomes 4-1-4-1
Key Points:
- Limit distance between lines
- Stay Compact
- All 10 players within a third of the field space.
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We have the ball, our half. 4-3-3 becomes 3-4-3
Key Points:
- Holding mid tucks in between Center Back
- 2 outside backs line up with midfiled, ready to overlap.
- Creativity from the attacking player. Switching position within attacking players.
- Constant motion
- Either find back line or front, midfielders ready for second ball.
- Inside out ball and players movement.
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We have the ball, their half. 4-3-3 becomes 2-3-2-3
Key Points
- Use 2 third of the field
- Keep a defensive shape.
- 1 Wing player defines where we will go
- Outside backs level with holding mid.
- 2 center mids support the attack.
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We have the ball, last third. 4-3-3 becomes 2-1-4-3
Key Points
- Use the width of the field. 1 side stretched by a forward, the other side stretched by the weak side outside back.
- Cross, switch of play, long shot, small space pattern.
- Runs, presence in the box up to 5 players.
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We lost the ball, their half, 4-3-3 becomes 2-3-2-3
Key Points:
High pressure
Force inside.
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