Utilised by teams such as; Chelsea, Atalanta and Roma
In and Out of Possession Shapes:
🔵3-2-5 in the Creation and Finishing Phase
🔵5-4-1 Whilst defending in a Low-Block
3-4-3: Building The Attack (1st Phase)
🔵Diamond Passing Angles from GK
🔵Wing-Backs Creating the Width
🔵Front Three Pinning the Opposition Defence
3-4-3: Attacking Structure:
🔵Shape Resembling a 3-2-5
🔵7&11 Operating 'Between The Lines'
🔵Wing-Backs Creating The Width
🔵CM's linking Def to Att
3-4-3: Creating Wide Overloads
🔵CB's Stepping Up Creating the Depth
🔵CM Shuffling Wider
🔵Creates 4v2 or 4v1 Situations
3-4-3: Roles of the 7&11 + Wing-Back Relationship
🔵7&11 To Be Tactically Switched On In Their Positioning
🔵7&11 and WIng-Backs Operating in Wide/Half-Space Channel
🔵Operating Between The Defensive Lines
3-4-3: High Block (Pressing Strategy)
🔵 Man-Oriented Zonal Pressing
🔵Cover Shadowing Principles to Cover Free Man
🔵 Inside and Outside Pressing Triggers
3-4-3: Mid-Block (Pressing Triggers)
🔵Switches To More of a 5-2-3 Shape
🔵2v2 Match Up When Deflecting Opposition Wide
🔵Central Match-Up When #9 Drops to Track #6
3-4-3: Low-Block (Zonal Defending)
🔵 Low-Block 5-4-1 Shape
🔵Narrow The Pitch In Wide Areas (Touchline Influence)
🔵Passing On Attackers
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"Being aggressive is better than being passive... and that's the way I like to live life"
Despite being more invested in the player roles than actual positions, Jesse Marsch has been noted for his tactical flexibility both pre-game and in-game.
Noted below are some of his favourable set-ups including the notable 'Red Bull 4-2-2-2'