If you are using one or more wide and off-centre central midfielders then it can be useful to assign the responsibilities of providing attacking cover and providing defensive cover symmetrically to help to retain spatial compactness effectively. This includes at least one player who performs (or two who contribute fluidly) providing attacking cover (high importance) and at least one who performs providing defensive cover (medium importance). It is therefore advised to use at least one players who performs the responsibility or two players who contribute fluidly. Providing cover in central midfield is considered to be of high importance. ‘Providing cover’ refers to the combination of both providing attacking cover (providing cover when your team is in possession) and providing defensive cover (providing cover when your team is out of possession). You may then want to add one or more forward movement partnerships that focus on penetrating space, such as:
This implements a very fluid aspect to your playing system, with the partnership itself being very fluid, even if your system fluidity elsewhere is more structured. A balanced interchanging partnership – so that players can alternate their forward movement as appropriate.Useful if you are using attacking football or short plays – to create an overlapping partnership in central attack.Useful if you are using direct plays – to help to penetrate space directly.Useful if you are using defensive football – to help to penetrate space quickly from deeper areas.A medium risk direct partnership with level playing positions.Useful if you are using short plays in particular – to help to create space when cycling possession.Useful if you are using attacking football in particular – to help to create space in congested advanced areas.Alternatively, you may want to use a more risky option that still focuses on retaining solidity but to a lesser extent, such as:
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