Attracting the Pressure – Football Tactics Explained
Modern football is a constant battle for space. Defenders seek to compress it, attackers seek to stretch it. One of […]
The Three Types of Data in Football: Event, Tracking, and Physical
Modern football has entered a new era where data drives performance, recruitment, and tactical decisions at the highest level. Clubs
Standing Still: Football’s Most Overlooked Attacking Weapon
In modern football, “movement” is often equated with intensity: constant sprints, pressing triggers, and runs in behind. Yet, one of
Xavi Simons – Player Analysis
Xavi Simons joins Tottenham as an attacking playmaker. The Dutchman arrives in London to bring creativity and quality to the
Why Age Doesn’t Define Potential in Modern Football
In modern football scouting and player development, one of the most common traps is to equate age directly with potential.
Christopher Nkunku – Player Analysis
Christopher Nkunku arrives at Milan as a marquee signing. The French striker comes to the Italian club looking to rediscover
Newcastle 2-3 Liverpool: Tactical Analysis
Newcastle and Liverpool faced off last Monday in Matchday Two of the Premier League. The match had it all: five
Building Role Profiles in Football Using Data
Football is a game of roles, not just positions. Two players might both be labeled as “fullbacks,” yet one acts
Functional Width vs. Positional Width: What’s the Difference?
Width is one of the most important dimensions of attacking play. It dictates how space is created, how defenders are
Overload-to-Isolate Tactics: Creating Superiority to Unlock Space
Modern football is increasingly about controlling space rather than simply controlling possession. Compact defensive blocks restrict central access, and teams
Using the Offside Line in Defensive Unit Training
The offside line is one of the most powerful collective tools available to a defensive unit. Used effectively, it compresses
How Elite Players Manipulate Space Without the Ball
When we talk about football intelligence, the conversation almost always starts with what players do on the ball — dribbling,