We plan to do all of the systems. 👍🏻

Zbyněk Jaroš the centre forward shadow marks the single pivot with a view to closing down the goalkeeper.

The position of the strong side midfielder depends on your preference on marking ball side to look to intercept or non ball side to prevent the switch.

The left wing back is ready to jump as soon as the ball shifts to their side.

Yes. The wing back jumps on the ball side.

Zbyněk Jaroš yes. Now if the ball is switched the centre forward would be asked to change centre backs.

The opposite wing back would jump out and they shift to a back four.

David Gregson No problem at all, David! These are the conversations we love to have. It's all about sharing ideas and knowledge.

Is there a specific system match you have in mind? Addressing this scenario can vary slightly across different systems, but the underlying principles remain the same.

We are currently developing videos to address performance issues for the high-pressing pack, and I will ensure we cover these scenarios as well.

Thank you again for your support - Tactx

Morning, David

In this specific scenario, the outcome is heavily influenced by your own identity. There are numerous principles within our high press, low press, and defending categories that address these two aspects: pressing to prevent and shifting to screen central areas. These strategies will aid you in focusing on the key details.

We plan to create a piece on this for our tactical analysis page in the near future.

Best,

Tactx