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发表于 2022-2-14 17:37
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When someone creates a 4141, the plan is to control the midfield. You have enough players in the middle so opponents can't find good passes anywhere, and when you have the ball you know there will be someone nearby for a short pass. In other words, you have a solid defense and have control over possession. On the other hand, you have only one player on the attack, which is easy for opponents to mark. It's basically a 442 with one ST moved to DM to create numerical superiority on the midfield, sacrificing attack for defense. That means you need a system that supports the striker with players coming from behind to attack the space.
As you can see, the defense of this formation is very solid, the problem is just how to create attacking opportunities. So, to answer your question, the most important thing when building a 4141 is how to attack when you have possession. Will you attract the opponent to your field to counter-attack with long balls? Will you focus on possession for a tiki-taka style of play? Who will attack the flanks, wingers or wingbacks? Will wingers cross from byline or cut inside? Each of those questions open new possibilities, and many different options have worked well in real life play. |
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