These Tactics Will Improve Your Game | Football Tactical Tips

If you’ve been watching football for a while, you may have picked up on a few tactical trends that make players unstoppable, always finding space and making the next move. Players like Kevin De Bruyne, Busquets, and Toni Kroos all share these tactical principles that make everything they do look effortless. Well this is because they follow some simple tactical instructions that can be applied at any particular moment of the match, and in today’s video we’re going to be showing you three tactical tips that can help you improve your game!
These tips can help you become a better player by helping you understand what your thought patterns should be in specific situations, helping you become a much more versatile and useful team player, always getting on the ball in the most dangerous positions.

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Chapters
00:00 Players Who Use these Tactics
00:46 Indirect Play
03:26 Pep's Use of this Tactic
04:10 Moving Up/Coming Short
07:04 Freeing Up Passing Lanes
09:28 Closing Remarks

[exiletwiiztyt]

This guy has improved my game and more importantly my understanding of the game. Good stuff as always. 5/5.

[javorgeorgiev]

3:50 Hey, this helped me improve my football manager tactics. 👍 Overloading one area of the pitch to create space for a specific player. I used to try and surround my ball carriers with teammates when it turned out they do better when everyone's moving away from them and the opposition is forced to either leave marked players open, or concede the ball carry inside their half. A good dribbler needs room more than close passing options. He can find the pass with his movement. Teammates just need to make sure not to get in his way and cover behind him.

[josebatxu]

The coming up short as a defensive mid tactic is actually used in the Lavolpian exit, it was a defensive resource created by Ricardo La Volpe during his time as the manager of the Mexican international football team and is said to have inspired some of Pep Guardiola's future tactics as he was in Mexico during that time. Essentially the defensive midfielder drops between the centre-backs in order to then create space behind the first pressing line, once the space is exploited it was usually followed by a quick, long ball to the wingers who either cut in or cross the ball. Here in Mexico the Lavolpian era is considered the golden age of our national football.

[hdrch_krb]

Thomas Müller is also a brilliant example. Really enjoyed the video!

[denistham]

I Personally think KDB makes hard things that also look hard look amazing. Some of his passes he just pings them without even looking. He also has the most Possesion Losses in the whole PL. But when his balls land on the other players feet…. Wow just wow.

Busquets makes hard things look easy in a an almost lazy but elegant way and Kroos makes the things look like his daily bread and butter. No effort at all but very hard to Pull off.


Amazing players who master the topixs of the video

[kenfoster]

Great video my friend. The way you explained indirect play/positional play is how I’ve played and seen football since really studying how Xavi Hernandez see the game and executes his Philosophy. I have shared this video to a lot of my friends and if they choose to watch it will learn a lot. Keep up the good work 👍🏾👏🏾💪🏾🙏🏾😇

[totalefootball]

I thought I would learn a lot but some of them I already knew for example overload and isolation to create 1vs 1 on the wings, Indirect play or I like to call link up play. But what I learned when to come short and when to push forward as well as creating passing lane for ur teammates by dragging ur marker. Thank u man. U still didn't tell me how exactly u learned all these stuff cz watching games alone is not enough eyy???

[damianclark-warren]

I love the way the breakdown is in Lehman terms
But it’s still based on how much a team is in sync
Also, if We’re defending, ask those questions, by pressing
How knowledgeable the player or players are and how skilled they are within their system let’s me make the adjustments need to get my players into better positions and situations
Pressing man or zone, or not to pressure at all
I am content to let a team go sideline to sideline not moving forward, and getting them to settle with having to go backwards

[juang]

Amazing, thank you! More like these videos please!

[Elvis-qpuh]

Your tactics have improved my game alot😂❤😊

[tallom]

Very nice explanation..i never understood the value of Cdm before this video. Casually watched them and thought its too simple. Now i know how much complicate this modern footall is.

[heheboi]

I never had good coaches growing up, Football Meta videos are a godsend

[akinlamiloopeyemi]

I love this 😍 do us a favour and make your next video about another Tactics to improve our game .
Will really appreciate 🙏

[Memetvu]

Please make a video on off the ball movement of defensive midfielder.

[martinlizee]

Incredibly great content, your channel is one of the best about football tactics in Youtube, just keep going like this !

[ec]

very nicely explained, big thanks man!

[ogxc]

gracias por los subtítulos, que notable tu análisis, creo que veré varias veces tus videos

[davidhill]

Your content is well presented and easy to understand for immediate application! Well done sir, subscribed 👍

[dlau]

Love your work man, you deserve more subscribers. 👏👏

[TacticWizard]

This is a well detailed analysis. Thanks 🙏 for sharing this knowledge.