What are the practical tactics of 5 a side football in general?

In fact, the most important thing about 5-a-side is technology.

I also have a knack for shooting.

It's just swinging your calves and shaking your feet like hitting the ball.

Due to the small goal of the 5-a-side, the shooting action is too large, and the opposing goalkeeper can quickly react, shaking his ankle, and the shooting is highly concealed, but the swing speed of the calf is required, and the swing speed is fast, and the ball speed is ***.

The position is in the Ling type, with one in front and one in the back, and a goalkeeper.

Summary. 2-on-2 with a shot on goal, this kind of offensive coordination is very practical, mostly using a kick-and-wall pass and cutting coordination, which is more used in the game. Running after passing the ball Running after passing the ball can attract the opposing marker, create space, and leave more space for the ball control and receivers.

Diagonal running (opening up space for strikers) Diagonal running in the opponent's half can pull the opponent's defensive formation horizontally, create width, and make it. Passing the ball to a striker and running diagonally After passing the ball to a striker, running diagonally can effectively involve the opponent's defense and reduce the pressure on the striker.

2-on-2 with the back of the shot, this kind of offensive coordination is very practical, mostly using kicking the wall type of passing and cutting coordination, in the game should be used more. Running after passing the ball Running after passing the ball can attract the opposing marker, create space, and leave more space for the ball control and receivers. Diagonal running (opening up space for strikers) Diagonal running in the opponent's half can pull the opponent's defensive formation horizontally, create width, and make it.

Passing the ball to the striker and then running diagonally can effectively involve the opponent's defense and reduce the pressure on the striker.

4-0 formation in futsal The 4-0 formation is currently the newest attacking system in the world. This offensive system is widely used by teams such as Spain, Brazil, Portugal, and Asian champion Japan. The ** of this system is closely related to the man-to-man defense that is popular in the world.

Especially when the opponent presses the whole court.

1. Offensive Tactics (1) Individual Offensive Tactics Individual offensive tactics include passing, shooting, dribbling, passing, receiving, getting rid of, running, etc. (2) Local coordination is advanced such as key attack tactics, and local coordination offensive tactics include local offensive cooperation such as two people, three scum rolling clever people, etc. (3) The offensive tactics of the whole team include wing, middle and transfer.

The categorized list of football tactics is as follows:

1. Offense: Individual, passing, shooting, dribbling, passing, receiving, throwing, getting rid of, running. Local coordination, cover coordination, transfer and cutting cooperation, two-over-one cooperation and three-person cooperation, etc.

The whole team: wing, middle, transfer, counterattack, etc. Set-pieces:

Kick-offs, corners, goal kicks, free kicks, throw-ins, penalties.

2. Formation: 424; Four-three-three; Four-four-two; Three-five-two; Five-three-two; One, three, three, three, etc.

3. Defense: Individual, marking, world promotion selection. Local cooperation, adjacent position coordination, protection of Shen San, complement position. The whole team, zone, marking, mixed. Set-pieces, kick-offs, corners, goal kicks, free kicks, throw-ins, penalties.

The 3-3-1 system is probably the lineup with the least picky players. Why do you say that, because the area that everyone is responsible for working and running is relatively fixed and single. This is very suitable for teams that have just started to play together, this lineup is suitable for improving the familiarity of teammates, discovering the technical characteristics of the players, and then evolving into other formations that are more suitable for the players to play, so it is not an exaggeration to say that this is the most basic tactical formation of the 8-a-side system.

2. When defending, stand in the middle area and press the opponent's backcourt as much as possible. Forcing the opponent to turn to the side, the opponent's return pass from the side can be attempted to intercept.

Futsal has unique features compared to 11-a-side.

Feature 1: Unlimited number of substitutions].

In futsal, each team has five players on the field, including a goalkeeper and four players, but there are as many as nine substitutes off the field. During a match, teams can make substitutions at any time without having to notify the referee or wait for a dead ball, as long as they follow the principle of "first down, first up". Compared to large-field football, futsal has a small field and a small number of people, and as long as one person is out of position in the defense, it will expose obvious gaps, so the pace of attack and defense is faster, and every break is a good opportunity to counterattack.

In this case, the players are frequently switchback and often in anaerobic exercise, and the physical exertion is quite large, and it is almost impossible to play the whole game.

Therefore, frequent substitutions to maintain the full physical fitness of the players on the field is an important feature of futsal. In high-level matches, each team will have 2-3 lineups, rotate every 5 minutes, and often have 4 up and 4 down. And this will never happen in an eleven-a-side game.

Feature 2: 40 minutes net time].

Professional futsal matches are played for 40 minutes each, with two halves of 20 minutes each, but this time is net time, and time is suspended when the game becomes dead. Therefore, there is a timekeeper in the referee team of each game, who is responsible for the start and stop of the timer, whenever the ball goes out of bounds, fouls, goals and other games are stopped, he has to stop the timer, and then start the timer when the game resumes.

In this way, although the nominal game is 40 minutes, each five-a-side game basically takes about 90 minutes, which is not much different from the eleven-a-side game. And because of the unpredictability of stoppages, some matches can even last up to two hours, and FIFA reduced the number of extra-time and penalties last year to meet the televised demand.

Feature 3: Cumulative fouls].

The smaller the pitch and the more frequent physical contact in the futsal booth, the likelihood of fouls is greatly increased. For this reason, the rules of the game set a "limit" on the number of fouls for the team, the team has five foul "opportunities" in each of the two halves, and from the sixth "cumulative foul", it will be awarded a 10-meter penalty, which is actually a free kick, but the defending side can not block the wall except for the goalkeeper who can participate in the defense, and the attacking team can only shoot directly.