NEW* Futsal Tactics - Defending & Attacking (Strategies for Futsal Success)
Channel: Progressive Soccer
Date: 2018-11-05

Need effective futsal tactics to help your team? Here are some helpful futsal tactics for both: attacking and defending. These futsal tips and strategies can be very effective if everyone on your team understandings the proper formation and rotation during both the attacking and defending phases.

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IN THIS VIDEO

We will discuss futsal tactics for both attacking and defending. We will cover the basic futsal tactics rotation that most professional clubs use to create space and chances.

Futsal Tactics Defending - stay in the diamond formation, first player to the ball presses, everyone elses rotates and covers in the diamond shape. Don't man mark. Be aware of the closet player so if he does receive the ball you can react quickly. But most importantly, protect the middle and use the futsal defending tactics discussed in this video.

In another video I will show the fustal defending tactics in action while we pratice the rotation of this very effective futsal defending strategy.

Futsal Tactics Attacking - Most professional clubs use a futsal formation 3-1 attacking staregy where the 3 players on the bottom of the pitch are in constant rotation. Moving the ball quickly and pushing the defending team back with their off teh ball movement. 

These futsal attacking strategies only work if everyone is working for eachother off the ball. If players stand still it makes you very easy to defending especially in futsal.

Although we are talking about patterned futsal attacking technique it's always important to play with instinct. If you have the opportunity to attack and creates chances without these specifically futsal attacking tactics - go forward and create without hesitation.

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NEW* Futsal Tactics - Defending & Attacking (Strategies for Futsal Success)