Good morning, David.
If the opposing team's deep-lying pivot (CDM) drops back to the defensive line, we would consider keeping pressure on them since we could maintain equal numbers in the central areas.
However, this strategy depends on your team’s approach during this phase of the game. If the opposing team's pivot (CDM) is capable of breaking lines, a decision needs to be made: press to prevent their options or maintain a +1 advantage to shift and screen passes through central areas.
Let me know your thoughts, and we will consider putting a piece together for this scenario.
Tactx
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06 Nov 06:59
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