What kind of formation can you use with two wide strikers?

The best formation for a wide striker is 4321 or 433. There needs to be a sudden high. The best estimate for the two wings to fly together is Bayern a few years ago, with Ribery on the left and Arjen Robben on the right.

The winger generally refers to a kind of midfielder in football, and the winger not only needs to assume the responsibility of attacking on the wing, but also completes a variety of tactical tasks through interspersing and transposing.

Flank attack. 1) Break through with the ball or with a combination of breaks, open gaps on the wing, and make crosses or shots.

2) With or without the ball, pull the defence and pull out the wide space for the defender or defender to plug in.

3) When attacking in the middle or on the opposite side, pull the side to contain the defense and be ready to receive the transfer pass at any time.

4) Large-scale interspersing and transposition, playing the role of the center of the other side.

Attacking in the middle. 1) Cut inside to break through or shoot.

2) Swap positions with the center and play the role of the center.

3) Cross from the opposite side, outflank the shot in time.

Defend aggressively. 1) When switching from attack to defense, the winger should keep an eye on "his own defender" and not allow him to assist freely.

2) Actively participate in the collective defense of the midfield or backfield if necessary.

3) When the opponent takes a corner kick or a free kick near the penalty area, be actively involved in defending in front of goal.

4) When the wing-back attacks, he shall temporarily act as the line-backer.

I would also like to say a few words about the 343 formation, because Argentina has used a similar formation (such as 3313).

Needless to say, there are three defenders, as for the "4", I personally understand it as two wings and two backs, just like Cambiasso + Vieira (Inter), one main attack, one main defense. Up front, there must be a strong centre-forward in the middle, and two wingers who are good at passing the ball feed the ball in the middle.

In Argentina, for example, there are 4 defenders: Heinze, Samuel, Burdisso, Coloccini, Milito ......

Midfield 4 configuration: Maxi. Rodriguez, Cambiasso, Gago, Zanetti, Mascherano ......;

2 forwards: Crespo, Messi, Tevez, Saviola, Aguero, Palacio.

When playing three forwards, one defender can be removed, which is the landlord's 343

The strikers should be Crespo and Messi fixed, with the rest of the personnel competing for the last starter.

Cambiaso and Mascherano will form a midfield duo with Maxi set to form a central midfielder, with Maxi also set to occupy a position.

Defenders Heinze, Samuel, Burdisso.

The biggest hidden danger of this lineup is defense, the front court is too heavy, if the opponent plays a quick counterattack, it is often two defenders facing more than three opponents. Therefore, the success or failure of this squad is ultimately determined by the play of the midfielders (the opponent is too weak to count).

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Take a closer look at the formation you mentioned, it should belong to 4321, that is, Barcelona's formation! The football formation** originated from a football newspaper in Argentina in the 50s! At that time, the article evaluated the domestic league teams of Argentina at that time, and explained a relatively complex problem in a simple way, and the way it was written at the time was also different!

1442 1433 1532!!Hehe! Anyone who knows a little bit about ball knows that"1"It is the goalkeeper who is represented.

Later, the coaches of each team also found that using this method was simple and straightforward! Slowly it is happening in South America and Europe! The initial ** is just the number of people representing each location!

Therefore, there is not much subdivision of the specific formation of each position, and with the development of today's football, the limitation of the formation is getting bigger and bigger! It's just that the lineup is easier to see at the kick-off, and when the game is in progress, only a few players are in line with the traditional lineup**, and the vast majority of the players are often in the process of dissociation and position change!

41221 is the formation you wrote**, to be honest, it's quite specific, but it's too complicated!

1.From a technical point of view: one or two of the four back posts often have an assist on the wings, and then the two central and midfield positions are opened!

The defense in the middle will generally be handed over to the back waist, and the back waist will retreat, so that the change of 41221 is great! Sometimes one of the two midfielders will rush in front of the two midfielders to strengthen the attack! In this way, the lineup has also changed.

2.From a practical point of view: because nowadays when football is evaluated with **, it is often in the TV broadcast! Could it be that you let Duan Xuan or Liu Jianhong explain football like tongue twisters! I'm afraid they will soon join Han Qiaosheng's ranks! Hehe!

Summarizing the above two angles, I personally think that the formation ** is positioned as a maximum of four numbers, and it is enough to explain the offensive and defensive formations in the midfield! Because the transfiguration is huge!

Personally, I think 343 should focus on side defense, because the 3 defenders are basically based on the center, in fact, 343 is difficult to play, too unbalanced, that is, it can be used in the game, and it is too tiring to play 343 in the real game. 352 can be more balanced (but not two wingers), the midfield two midfielders to strengthen the protection of the back line, and can also be arranged with two full-backs and a forward midfielder.

433 can be better than 343, but the requirements for the back are too high (in fact, the requirements for the three midfielders are very high), look at Barcelona, the premise of daring to play like this is that you can suppress the opponent, so that your midfielder will not be tired, otherwise you have to be tired to death (only three midfielders).

I don't think it's better for a team with a midfield that isn't super strong, and it's better not to choose a formation with two wingers.

The midfielder is not strong, there is no ball control ability and superhuman physical fitness, it is better not to play 343 and 433, if you still want to use 2 wingers, you can try to play 351 or 361

3 strikers can be, these are due to the strong offensive ability of the wide players, their defensive ability is relatively weak, so the defense of the wing should be strengthened.

361 is the most suitable for the wing, the defensive intensity of the midfield is large, the number of people is large, and the combination of the side and the middle is the most suitable for the offensive scattering of the wing.

Personally, I prefer 4-3-3, with a high striker in the middle, wingers on both sides to dribble and cross, which is quite threatening!

The 433 is the most common to use two wingers, with Jose Mourinho's first two seasons at Chelsea swept the Premier League with wingers such as Duff, Arjen Robben, Joe Cole, and Wright, plus three defensive midfielders. Barcelona's 433 also uses wingers, the former Jiuli, and Ronaldo, who is mainly active on the wing, and now Messi is also good at winging. The 343 midfield is mainly to strengthen the defense, especially the two wings, usually the three defenders are three central defenders, so the two wings of the attack should be up, the defense should be retreated, and the front is usually a winger plus a center.

There is also a winger is Bielsa's 3313, this lineup looks like an offensive and offensive lineup, of course, a winger.

I think the 433 is best suited to two wide strikers.

The midfielders of 343 I think it's still better to be regular.

It's best to strengthen the central defence.

I think 3-5-2 is the best because there is a lot of midfield.

In the case of 3-4-3, you should also focus on the middle lane, and then divide to the side lane appropriately.

433 442 (if the middle lane is strong).

352 That's good.

You can play on the wing or in the middle, but you have high requirements for the two wingers, you have to be in place when attacking, and you can't be out of position when defending.

Why no one advocates "442" offensive and defensive balance!

Left midfielder is often seen in 442, 4231, 4222 and other formations.

Left midfielder Yu Qing (also known as left wingback, English abbreviation LMF) is the position of the left playmaker in the midfield, generally acting as the offensive organization of the left side of the team, but also should have a certain defensive ability, under normal circumstances, the left midfielder and the right midfielder are the fastest and most flexible players in the team.

Some of the best left-midfielders in the world are Argentina's Aimar, England's Joe Cole, Germany's Schweinsteiger, Czech Republic's Nedved, Sweden's Ljungberg and so on.

Yes, football has a right winger and a right midfielder. The main task of the right winger is to provide attacking support on the right flank and to create as many chances as possible in order to score a goal. The main task of the right midfielder is to provide defensive support on the right flank and to stop as many attacks as possible.

The methods and practices to solve this formation are as follows:1The right winger learns to control his position, provide as much attacking support as possible and create as many chances as possible in order to score.

2.The right midfielder has to learn to control his position, provide as much defensive support as possible, and try to stop as many attacks as possible. 3.

The right winger and right midfielder need to learn to coordinate in order to complete the task better. 4.Right wingers and right midfielders need to learn to time and adjust their positions to better complete their tasks.

Personal tip: The right winger and right midfielder should learn to grasp the moment and adjust their position in time to better complete the task, and learn to coordinate and cooperate in order to better complete the task of annihilation.

In the early days, a left wing-back was a left-sided midfielder who was mainly responsible for attacking and defending in midfield, while a left-back was a left-wing-back in a four-back line-up who was mainly responsible for defending and could also be inserted in attack. With the development of modern football, the concept of location is becoming more and more blurred.

The difference between a left wing-back and a left-back is that a left-back is the player who stands on the left side of the two centre-backs, and a left wing-back is a defender who is on the left side of the team.

On the football field, the difference between a left-back and a right-back is actually about the same, except that two people are responsible for passing and controlling the left and right sides of the field, and are responsible for the movement and defense of the whole game.

wingers have few defensive tasks; In addition to attacking, the defender is also responsible for interception in the frontcourt. That is to say, those who play the vanguard must have good skills and good defensive awareness; Kick the winger fast and dare to cut inside!