4-2-3-1 is a relatively defensive formation. using 2 holding midfielder not only to screen for defense, but also initiate attacks from rear midfield...
this formation provide large wing spaces for teams to utilize. also the distance could be drawn between the CAM and the target person (#9). therefore a fast #9 could be used very efficiently in 4-2-3-1.
This formation has a clear offensive and defensive zonal for each player. This translates to a player s responsibilities.
This formation is effective for team that adopts a balance defensive-possessive-offensive football philosophy.
Having 2 Central Midfielders(Schrock and Lucena) means opponents would find some difficulties penetrating from the centre. And when the Forward drop down as Attacking Midfielder, this formation put balance in midfield which means opponents would have to fight for space and possession. Having a Centre Forward, this formation promotes counter-attack and through-pass which can be deadly and tiring to opponents.
Weiss needs to concentrate on the defence in 1st half and attack the kuwait squad in late 2nd half.. ganito palagi ginagawa ng mga Giant Team sa europa lalo na pag Underdog sila. Mourinho and winger tactics vs Barca. just like Real Madrid did in barcelona last copa del rey.
if the 1st leg end with a draw, hmmmm I can say "azkals in Round 3"
Both Germany and Holland used the 4-2-3-1 with a False 9 and False 10 combo at the World Cup. Thus their average shape resembled a slanted 4-2-4-0.
As was mentioned it can used either for possession and attack with a deep playmaker or defense and counter-attack.
I don’t claim to be any great tactical authority. I’m not Zonal Marking, Jose Mourinho, or Andy Townsend. I do not own a tactics truck, or even an ipad. But a bit of research and a bit of common sense tells us just where we’ll need to get it right
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