What are the trends in the development of football skills and tactics?

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The basic techniques of the sport of football are as follows:

Kicking technique is one of the most basic and basic football techniques, and it is an essential technique in football technology.

When practicing football kicking techniques, you can first set up the inside of the foot, the inside of the instep, the front of the instep, the outside of the instep, the foot and the heel of the order of kicking, and at the same time practice the method of set-piece, boccia, ** ball and air ball, but also master the core of kicking in place, running, kicking, kicking, and changing direction.

Football technique is the premise of the organization and implementation of tactics, and is the basis of tactics. Modern football is developing in the direction of professional teaching of general style of play, and the continuous change and innovation of tactics will surely further enrich the technical content and increase the difficulty accordingly.

In order to improve the technical level of football, athletes must study comprehensively, master various technical movements, and train basic skills solidly, so as to lay a solid foundation for the use of skills. The use of technology must be closely integrated with practice. Only by mastering the skills in the repeated practice of training and competitions can you adapt to the increasingly intense modern football game.

The basic skills of football include: passing, shooting, receiving, dribbling, topping, throw-in, tackle, and goalkeeper skills.

1. Passing. It is an effective means of organizing attacks, changing tactics and creating shooting opportunities. The passing and running of the players make up the team's attacking tactics.

Commonly used passing footstrokes are: inside of the foot, inside of the instep, front of the instep, outside of the instep, toe and heel, etc. The modern game of football requires more versatile, accurate, fast and proficient passing techniques.

When Rong Zhixing, an outstanding Chinese football player, takes a corner kick, he often uses a curve ball to kick the ball directly into the opponent's goal and score. The development of passing technology has made tactical coordination more flexible and ingenious.

2. Shoot. The direct purpose of a soccer game is to score a goal, and whether or not you can shoot the ball into the opponent's goal can be the difference between winning or losing the game. Shots are mainly taken near the penalty area, which is the most contested between offense and defense.

The difficulty of shooting is also manifested in the shooting of the ball in rapid motion. In addition, it is necessary to practice the technique of shooting with set-pieces and corners near the penalty area. Successful shots require sharp observation, accurate judgment, good physical fitness, and all-around accurate technique.

3. Catch the ball. It is the athlete who purposefully uses the body parts allowed by the rules to catch and stop the running ball in the required position in order to complete the pass, dribble, shoot and other actions.

Catching the ball is a transitional technique that connects to the next technical action. The modern game of soccer requires players to be able to get rid of their opponents while receiving the ball and immediately connect to the next technical move. Receiving the ball should strive to be fast, concise, reasonable and changeable.

In order to meet the needs of offensive and defensive tactics, the tactical characteristics of modern football are called the game formation in the position arrangement and division of responsibilities of the whole team on the field.

The names of each formation are based on the shape of the players. Since the middle of the 19th century, when the world's first football game formation was formed, the "four-three-three", "three-five-two", "four-two-four" and so on, as well as the "cement" and "chain" adopted by some countries, have all evolved and developed along this objective law.

1. Two over one cooperation:

As the name suggests, "two-over-one" is a sedan chair with two offensive players and a breakthrough through a defender through passing and cooperation. "Two-by-one" is the basis of collective cooperation, and can be used in any field, in any position, to get rid of the opponent's tackle or break through the defensive line. "Two over one" means that the two players of the attack are about 10 meters apart from each other, and they cooperate with each other.

It is required to pass the ball smoothly and timely, generally using the inside of the foot, the outside of the foot and other footwork, and the pass is mainly on the horizon. Pass the ball in a position that is at the foot of or in front of the receiver as much as possible.

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2. Three-over-two cooperation:

"Three-over-two" is when three attacking players in a local area of the game break through the defense of two defenders through continuous cooperation. Since this combination allows two players on the same team to receive passes at the same time, the ball carrier has more passing routes and the offensive surface is expanded.

3. Wing attack:

The method of attacking from both sides of the pitch is called a wing attack. Wing attack is one of the main forms of offensive tactics of the whole team, and its main feature is that it is conducive to playing the offensive speed and breaking the gap in the opponent's defense. The commonly used tactics are flying with both wings and striking at the west.