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"How Chile Defended From The Front to Prevent Spain From Playing" By Scott Hastings

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Chile defeated Spain 2-0 using a pressing system that prevented Spain from playing centrally. Chile pressed high up the field in a 5-3-2 formation to force Spain backwards and deflect play wide. This allowed Chile's midfield to overload central areas and stop Spain's possession game. When defending, Chile dropped into a compact 5-3-2 to deny space centrally. On offense, Chile counterattacked quickly after regaining possession, looking to play the ball behind Spain's defense. This tactical approach gave Chile success in overcoming Spain.

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FIFA World Cup Spain (0) v (2) Chile Wednesday 18th June 2014 Chile Defending From The Front to Prevent Spain From Playing
Presentation Content 1. Match Statistics (20 Minute Footage) 2. Starting Line-Ups 3. Chile System - Overview - In Possession - Out of Possession 4. Analysis of Key Theme That Gave Chile Success (Defending From Front) - Chile Pressing High To Prevent Spain - Successful Transition (Defence-Attack) - Dangers of Chile Pressing High to Prevent Spain 5. Conclusion 6. Contact Details
1. Match Statistics Spain Statistic Chile 0 Goals 1 2 Attempts 1 0 On Target 1 11 Successful Final 3rd Entries 9 0 Corners R/L 0 1R / 2L Crosses R/L 1 0 Att 3rd FK R/L 0 4 Fouls 3 0 Bookings 1 0 Offside 2
2. Starting Line-Ups
3. Chile System - Overview 1. Fluid System Greater Freedom Between Attacking/Defensive Transitions 2. Overloading Central Areas Five Man Midfield Allows This Idea To Stop Spain Playing Centrally 3. Attacking Rotation Combination Of Front Three Allow Players to Rotate Freely in Pockets Between Spanish Lines 4. Defensive Recovery's Compact Midfield Allow Chile to Deflect Wide, Giving WB Time to Recover.
3. Chile System - In Possession (3-5-2) 1. Movement From WB To Push High 2. ST Look To Split Opposition 3. This Create Space for CF 4. One DM Pushes Higher As One Screens The Back Three 5. Back Three Stay Compact
3. Chile System - Out Of Possession (5-3-2) 1. DEF Movement From WB 2. CF Drops to Create Compact MID Three 3. Nearest DM Adds Support 4. Nearest ST Engages Ball 5. Second ST Recovers Centrally 6. Results In Ball Being Deflected Wide
4. Analysis of Key Themes - Chile Pressing High To Prevent Spain 1. Chile Working On Triggers To Press 2. Pressing Together As Ball Travels 3. Creating 1v1 Scenarios 4. Deflecting Away From Central Areas 5. Forces Spain To Loose Possession
4. Analysis of Key Themes - Chile Pressing High To Prevent Spain 1. Pressing High in Spain DEF Third 2. Chile Work Off Defensive Triggers 3. Intense Pressure From 1st Man - Forces Play Back - Ball Moving Back - Defenders Head Down 4. Play Forced Chile Time To Shuffle
4. Analysis of Key Themes - Chile Pressing High To Prevent Spain 1. Pressing High in Spain DEF Third 2. Deflecting/Making Play Predictable 3. Angled Recovery's to Protect Centre 4. Intense Pressure to Deflect Into Help - Only When No Spanish Support 5. Force Back & Chile Push Higher
4. Analysis of Key Themes - Chile Pressing High To Prevent Spain 1. Invited Spain To Come Into Mid Third 2. Keeping Central Area Compact 3. Chose Right Time To Press/Force Back 4. Pressing Together Within 5/10 Yards - Creating 1v1s - Only Spanish Overload is Wide 5. Intense Pressure Forces Back
4. Analysis of Key Themes - Chile Pressing High To Prevent Spain 1. Different Tactic Employed By Chile 2. Set Trap to Show Central Into Overloaded Area 3. x2 Front Players Showing Into Busquets, Allows Supporting Chile Players to Push Up 4. Forces Spain Back
4. Analysis of Key Themes - Successful Transition (Defence-Attack) 1. Intense Pressure In Numbers - Results In Interception & Counter 2. First Thought To Penetrate Quickly - Types of Penetration to Get Behind 3. Ramos/Busquets Slow to Recovery 4. Ramos Left To Engage Which Leaves Spain Isolated
4. Analysis of Key Themes - Dangers of Chile Pressing High To Prevent Spain 1. First Mistake Allows Spain Inside 2. Slow to Recover Centrally - Allowing Iniesta To Receive 3. Second DM Caught Out of Picture 4. Intelligent Movement From Silva 5. Slow Recovery From Vidal (Circled) 6. No One To Engage Cross
5. Conclusion 1. Defensive Tactics (Recognising to Press/Drop) Chile First Reaction Was To Regain Quickly The System Allowed Them to Have Bodies In Every Area & Overload MID When They Couldnt Press/Regain, They Deflected Wide/Away From Central Areas. When Dropping They Played With Flat Back 5, With 3 In Front. This Forced Spain To Attempt Playing Around, Rather then Through 2. Penetration in Attack (Movement/Dribbling/Passing) Upon Regaining Possession, Chile Fluid System Allowed Them to Push 5/6 Bodies Forward. First Thought Was To Turn Spain (Ball Behind), & Allow Attacking Players to Chase/Press Tactic Was Employed Thoroughly As It Kept Ball High & Away From Chile Goal As Well As Keeping Pressure on Spain.
6. Contact Details Name Scott Hastings Email Scotthastings@hotmail.co.uk
FIFA World Cup Spain (0) v (2) Chile Wednesday 18th June 2014

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"How Chile Defended From The Front to Prevent Spain From Playing" By Scott Hastings

  • 1. FIFA World Cup Spain (0) v (2) Chile Wednesday 18th June 2014 Chile Defending From The Front to Prevent Spain From Playing
  • 2. Presentation Content 1. Match Statistics (20 Minute Footage) 2. Starting Line-Ups 3. Chile System - Overview - In Possession - Out of Possession 4. Analysis of Key Theme That Gave Chile Success (Defending From Front) - Chile Pressing High To Prevent Spain - Successful Transition (Defence-Attack) - Dangers of Chile Pressing High to Prevent Spain 5. Conclusion 6. Contact Details
  • 3. 1. Match Statistics Spain Statistic Chile 0 Goals 1 2 Attempts 1 0 On Target 1 11 Successful Final 3rd Entries 9 0 Corners R/L 0 1R / 2L Crosses R/L 1 0 Att 3rd FK R/L 0 4 Fouls 3 0 Bookings 1 0 Offside 2
  • 5. 3. Chile System - Overview 1. Fluid System Greater Freedom Between Attacking/Defensive Transitions 2. Overloading Central Areas Five Man Midfield Allows This Idea To Stop Spain Playing Centrally 3. Attacking Rotation Combination Of Front Three Allow Players to Rotate Freely in Pockets Between Spanish Lines 4. Defensive Recovery's Compact Midfield Allow Chile to Deflect Wide, Giving WB Time to Recover.
  • 6. 3. Chile System - In Possession (3-5-2) 1. Movement From WB To Push High 2. ST Look To Split Opposition 3. This Create Space for CF 4. One DM Pushes Higher As One Screens The Back Three 5. Back Three Stay Compact
  • 7. 3. Chile System - Out Of Possession (5-3-2) 1. DEF Movement From WB 2. CF Drops to Create Compact MID Three 3. Nearest DM Adds Support 4. Nearest ST Engages Ball 5. Second ST Recovers Centrally 6. Results In Ball Being Deflected Wide
  • 8. 4. Analysis of Key Themes - Chile Pressing High To Prevent Spain 1. Chile Working On Triggers To Press 2. Pressing Together As Ball Travels 3. Creating 1v1 Scenarios 4. Deflecting Away From Central Areas 5. Forces Spain To Loose Possession
  • 9. 4. Analysis of Key Themes - Chile Pressing High To Prevent Spain 1. Pressing High in Spain DEF Third 2. Chile Work Off Defensive Triggers 3. Intense Pressure From 1st Man - Forces Play Back - Ball Moving Back - Defenders Head Down 4. Play Forced Chile Time To Shuffle
  • 10. 4. Analysis of Key Themes - Chile Pressing High To Prevent Spain 1. Pressing High in Spain DEF Third 2. Deflecting/Making Play Predictable 3. Angled Recovery's to Protect Centre 4. Intense Pressure to Deflect Into Help - Only When No Spanish Support 5. Force Back & Chile Push Higher
  • 11. 4. Analysis of Key Themes - Chile Pressing High To Prevent Spain 1. Invited Spain To Come Into Mid Third 2. Keeping Central Area Compact 3. Chose Right Time To Press/Force Back 4. Pressing Together Within 5/10 Yards - Creating 1v1s - Only Spanish Overload is Wide 5. Intense Pressure Forces Back
  • 12. 4. Analysis of Key Themes - Chile Pressing High To Prevent Spain 1. Different Tactic Employed By Chile 2. Set Trap to Show Central Into Overloaded Area 3. x2 Front Players Showing Into Busquets, Allows Supporting Chile Players to Push Up 4. Forces Spain Back
  • 13. 4. Analysis of Key Themes - Successful Transition (Defence-Attack) 1. Intense Pressure In Numbers - Results In Interception & Counter 2. First Thought To Penetrate Quickly - Types of Penetration to Get Behind 3. Ramos/Busquets Slow to Recovery 4. Ramos Left To Engage Which Leaves Spain Isolated
  • 14. 4. Analysis of Key Themes - Dangers of Chile Pressing High To Prevent Spain 1. First Mistake Allows Spain Inside 2. Slow to Recover Centrally - Allowing Iniesta To Receive 3. Second DM Caught Out of Picture 4. Intelligent Movement From Silva 5. Slow Recovery From Vidal (Circled) 6. No One To Engage Cross
  • 15. 5. Conclusion 1. Defensive Tactics (Recognising to Press/Drop) Chile First Reaction Was To Regain Quickly The System Allowed Them to Have Bodies In Every Area & Overload MID When They Couldnt Press/Regain, They Deflected Wide/Away From Central Areas. When Dropping They Played With Flat Back 5, With 3 In Front. This Forced Spain To Attempt Playing Around, Rather then Through 2. Penetration in Attack (Movement/Dribbling/Passing) Upon Regaining Possession, Chile Fluid System Allowed Them to Push 5/6 Bodies Forward. First Thought Was To Turn Spain (Ball Behind), & Allow Attacking Players to Chase/Press Tactic Was Employed Thoroughly As It Kept Ball High & Away From Chile Goal As Well As Keeping Pressure on Spain.
  • 16. 6. Contact Details Name Scott Hastings Email Scotthastings@hotmail.co.uk
  • 17. FIFA World Cup Spain (0) v (2) Chile Wednesday 18th June 2014