TACTICAL SOCCER ANALYSIS PLUS

Personally, I will always look up to it as ‘the best way’ of keeping and dominating possession … especially in Football Manager.

TACTICAL SOCCER ANALYSIS PLUS

Even though some claim that the era has definitely come to the end, (perhaps more because of the aging of its players(?), the point that many of them have won the all, several key injuries, fatigue due to playing over 60 matches per season plus international caps from the prominent first XI in addition to a rapid change of managers after Josep Guardiola stepped down than actually bad results), Barcelona under Luis Enrique is on a whooping 70.5 average possession spell so far this season (2014-2015), something that makes me assure the football philosophy is still valid … and of course, in evolution. NOW I feel the time has come to write a tribute to, and salute, the Barcelona tiki-taka playing style, which had its golden era between 20. One of the reasons behind their success is their playing style and tactics – the tiki-taka – a style which is as complicated as its simple. Most impressive were former La Masia educate Josep Guardiola four year period as manager ranking up 14 titles of the mentioned 21(!) recording an impressive 72.47 win ratio through 247 competitive matches. Between 20, FC Barcelona won the Spanish La Liga on 6 occasions, UEFA Champions League trophy three times (2006, 2009, 2011) and ranking up a total of 21 consecutive trophies in the last decade. The Evolution of Barcelonas Tiki Taka Playing Style įC Barcelona can be titled as the most successful club in the 21st century, at least so far.The Philosophy of the Pressing Game – Regaining Possession by Domination.Attacking Phase: Entering the Final Third.

The Importance of the Pressure Relievers: Creating Spaces.

Transition from Defense to Attack: Playing Out of Defense.

The Beauty of the Pass: Retaining Possession.

The Purpose of the High Defensive Block.

Table of Content The System & Introduction For over 10 years, FC Barcelona has amazed the footballing world with glorious moments of both individual and team performances – becoming both the most winning club in Spain and producing some of the best players in history. Since the beginning of the 20th century, there is one team who have stood out. Here we can briefly mention the Hungarian national team of the 1950s, Helenio Herreras Internazionale of the 1960s, the Ajax Amsterdam side (1965 – 1973) or the AC Milan side of the late 80s. Some of these clubs have influenced the tactical evolution more than others. Upon the last 100 years in the history of football, there have been times when one club rule above all else – winning numerous trophies and playing entertaining football on ‘another level’.

I hope you’ll embrace my tactical analysis of the tiki taka. Welcome Passion4FM’s first ever tactical analysis where I kick it off by analyzing the famous Barcelona Tiki Taka playing style with the purpose to replicate it in Football Manager 2015.

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