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Here we look at the 7v7 2-3-1 formation and how it fits in with the players you have in your team. PROS. This is the ideal formation for moving from 7v7 through 9v9 to 11v11, simply by adding players to the existing structure. The strong diamond shapes through the middle make it a good passing structure.
Why choose this 7-aside formation? Find out in an overview of the 2-3-1, including the pros and cons for player development, both in terms of the in possession and out of possession principles of the game, and how the shape breaks down by position
If playing against a team with multiple center-midfielders, #8 can get overwhelmed in defending. This formation is for 7 vs. 7 soccer. Here are the pros and cons for this formation. Provides good width into the attack, outside mid-fielders have to work hard up and down the field.
7 Ιουλ 2020 · 2-3-1 Formation. The most popular and commonly used 7v7 formation, the 2-3-1 has everything you could want from a line-up. The two defenders offer stability at the back while the striker up front is supported in attack by the three midfielders who are also expected to track back and help out with the defence.
7V7 Formations. 3-2-1: Designed to promote forward runs and more 1v1 situations. 2-3-1: Designed to develop passing and movement off the ball. Formation Should Help You Control the Midfield. Rent a plane some day and watch a game from above. You’ll see that the game is fought primarily in the midfield.
The 1-2-3-1 formation with two wingers in play. This shape is useful for players working on dribbling or running with the ball (in possession) and recovery runs (out of possession). The striker (9) should also benefit from combinations with wide players.
12 Αυγ 2022 · Formation: 2-1-2-1. Got yourself a new team or one in need of a total revolution? This is the formation to start with! In soccer, particularly small-sided soccer, possession is critical, and this system will allow all your players to keep control of the ball, even if they aren’t the best with the ball at their feet.