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Offensive characteristics
When they have the ball the team plays in a 1-4-3-3.
The rigth and left defender open wide a lot and join the attack often.
They have a defensive midfielder that helps the central defenders constantly
(this defenders play with a big gap between them and up on the field).
They play with 2 wingers that change their style, or open wide or take
advantage of the inside game. Their striker as a good mobility on the attack,
being a reference when the teams plays long balls forward.
The midfielder triangle shape changes according with the players on the field,
when Jájá is on they have 2 defensive midfielders, when Canteros is on they
play with 2 offensive midfileders
Defensive characteristics
When they don’t have the ball they play in a 1-4-2-3-1, with a defensive line starting
to press on the 2nd third. They pressure the opponent midfielders on the center
leaving space for the central defenders to have the ball.
They try to push the opponents to play through the sides, but they get vulnerable if
the opponents get to the final third, the defensive lines stay to close to each other
allowing the other team to keep possession and change the ball from side to side.
Last 5 League matches
Next 5 matchs
Team DataHome/Away
8/11H
18/11A
22/11H
29/11A
6/12H
Flamengo League Situation
Flamengo is in a hard place to be, in the last 5 matches, 4 losses in a row and
only 2 wins in the last 9 games.
The team is in the 11th place at Brasileirão Serie A, 9 points behind Top 4 and
10 points ahead relegation places.
At this point they are the team with less draws in the Legaue, only 2. They
have 17 losts and 14 wins
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Comments
Gabriel (17) is a left winger and he brings speed to the game
along the sides; he is starting to be a reference; he helps the
left defender to recover balls.
Paulinho (26) is a winger that plays on the final third; he doesn’t
helps defensively, he waits for the ball to arrange crosses or to
assist outside the box; sometimes he plays more inside to get
the second ball.
Kayke (27) gets in to second striker; figths for the ball
possession and tries to win the back of the last line of
defenders; he looks always to support the other striker and the
offensive midfielders to get attacking combinations
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Defensive Transition
• When they loose possession for the first defensive line:
• Start to pressure the player that got possession and his direct
lines to pass
• Tries to make the opponent to play long
• When they loose possession between first and second defensive
lines:
• Regoups and closes the middle corridor.
• The midfielders press the ball carriers
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Vulnerabilities
• Team pressures the area where the ball is,
opening space to be explored in their back.
Chance to do attacking combinations
• When they loose the ball on the sides there
is no pressure from their midfielders, they
just regroup.
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Defensive Process
• They change between 1-4-2-3-1 and a
1-4-3-3 formation
• Flamengo does a high pressure
in the first 15’.
• Their first line of defense closes
the midle and waits for the
opponents.
• Flamengo starts to pressure on
the second third
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Vulnerabilities
• They are vulnerable to short
passes combinations, specially
when the combinations are made
from the center to the sides.
• Don’t have a clear idea of what
to do with the ball when they get
it, slow thinking.
• When the opponents win a
second ball on the second third
its easy to attack the goal
because Flamengo gets
desorganized.
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Offensive Transition
• The winger trys to hug the line down the flank
• First pass always to the midfielders
• Tries to make the opponent to press the middle to open
the flanks and to beat defenders in the back
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Vulnerabilities
• When the opponents close the
passing line to the winger.
• Do the same type of transition
over and over again.
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Buil-up
• First Third
• Central defenders play wide open, with the
side defenders in the same line.
• Always have 3 passing solutions in the
middle.
• Usually use a direct pass to the stiker in
order to win the second ball.
• Second Third
• Midfielders pick up the game.
• Ball possesion in made with short and secure
passes
• Long passes to change sides and take
advantage of 2x2 on the flank (winger +
rigth/left defender)
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Vulnerabilities
• On the second third Flamengo doesn’t take
chances with through passes.
• Easy to make them to play it long.
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• Final Third
Creating
• Try to play through the flanks.
• Winger and the full back will cross if
they have space.
• Midfielders are always close as a
pass solution and to win ball
possesion, if lost.
• Striker appears outside the box to
help preparing the shots.
Finishing
• Long range shots.
• 2 to 3 players inside the box for the
crossing.
• Try to get the second ball to shot
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