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Almost everyone who is closely or remotely related to football has heard of the concepts of formation and tactics. So much so that these terms are now used interchangeably because they are used so much. But it should be noted that there is a considerable difference between tactics and formation in football.<\/p>\n
Many times, while clicking on a headline on the Internet or chatting with our friends about football, we have come across the parallel use of the two terms. When we talk about football tactics, we often talk about a system. A system that players depend on and obey.<\/p>\n
The system determined by the coach and the technical team determines the role of each player and, more importantly, their mission on the field. The line-up is the structure that we call parcelling the field from past to present, in which the teams are divided into defense, midfield and attack.<\/p>\n
In this sense, for example, the tactic or system used by a team in a 3-4-3 formation can completely reverse the roles of the players in this formation. In this sense, we can easily say that formation is a set of tactics, and tactic is a settlement for formation.<\/p>\n
\nA Brief History of Football<\/h3>\n
It is very difficult to make a definite comment about the origin of football played on the fields whose width is 45*90 and 90*120 in dimensions modernly. Although it is a factual reality that it developed in England and spread all over the world from there, we now know that football was played much earlier. It should be noted though that this sport first earned its historic mission in England. <\/p>\n
In terms of its origin, the extreme similarity of the game to football, which was called ‘episkiros’ by the people in Ancient Greece and there was no rule, draws attention. At the same time, it is claimed that the game called cuju, played in military camps in preparation for war in China, is scientifically the ancestor of football.<\/p>\n
So, what do we know about the scientific side of football, which has survived to the present day and still maintains its popularity in the world? You can find the answer to this question by reviewing our list below. Here is a list of all the tactics used in football from the past to the present that we have prepared for you: <\/p>\n
\n<\/span>1) Above All There Was One School: The Danubian School<\/span><\/h2>\n
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We are going back to the early years of traditional football, much before the industrial identity of football today. To those years when, so to speak, everyone fell in love with football and economic income did not come first. The Danubian School is just 20. It appears as a preferred system at a time when football was on the rise at the beginning of the century and was adopted by large masses.<\/p>\n
We can also say that 2-3-5 (Pyramid), which has brought various successes in terms of its origin and is among the first formations, is put on the field as a system. It can be said that in the football tactics teaching of the Danubian School, there is a teaching based on short passes in the Pyramid lineup before it and enabling personal skill. The Danubian School is of great importance in the origin of the historical rise of Eastern European football.<\/p>\n
\n<\/span>2) The Legacy of Today’s Systems: Metodo<\/span><\/h2>\n
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The systematic continuation of Danubian, Metodo is a tactical formation consisting of the 2-3-5 system. In this system, unlike 2-3-5, two of the attacking players are pulled back, resulting in a system like 2-3-2-3. The driving force behind the emergence of this system is undoubtedly the defense deficits.<\/p>\n
Developed in counter attacks and against a systematic passing game, Metodo is a system that brought success to the Italian national team throughout the 1930s. Today, it can be said that it is among the first period examples of football tactics preferred by various coaches and applied without giving up.<\/p>\n
This system also means that a multiple attack turns into a multiple defense line in a short time. It is possible to say that Metodo has survived until today, with the increase of both defensive and offensive aspects of 2 players recruited from the offensive quintet.<\/p>\n
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