Start improving your Game Intelligence by training in VR by visiting http://www.beyourbest.com Use code DK20 for 20% off your first month/year Be Your Best subscription! Football tactics have come a long way in the last 170 years. From chaotic kick-and-run styles to the structured formations we see today, the evolution of the game has been shaped by some truly fascinating tactical revolutions. In this video, we take a deep dive into the history of football tactics—from the early striker-heavy systems to the rise of Total Football, Tiki-Taka, Gegenpressing, and even the infamous ‘park the bus’ approach. How did we get from the WM formation to Pep Guardiola’s positional play or Klopp’s high-pressing system? Let’s explore the tactics that changed the game forever! If you found this video insightful, please consider giving it a thumbs up👍 and subscribing to the channel. Your support goes a long way in helping me create more in-depth football analysis videos for all of you. how i make my videos - - Tom Fox made my background music, work with him here: https://tfbeats.com/ - special thanks for research Inverting the Pyramid by Jonathan Wilson : https://shorturl.at/7Qw1Y - Business Enquiries: [email protected] 00:00 Introduction to football tactics evolution 02:15 Early football rules and formations 05:20 The revolutionary WM & WW formations 07:31 The rise of back 4 08:50 Development of Catenaccio 10:55 The Craziness of Total Football 12:52 The 4-4-2 & its Weird variations 16:40 Lets Park the Bus 18:48 Rise of Tiki-taka & 4-3-3 21:05 The Heavy Metal Madness 22:47 Revival of three at the back 25:31 Future of football tactics #tactics #football #soccer #premierleague #tikitaka #footballtactics #pepguardiola
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The World Cup is coming, so I am studying history and wow, there is so much to learn! It is never ending! I thought I knew a lot, but apparently not!!! I love it! ⚽️❤️⚽️❤️⚽️❤️⚽️❤️⚽️❤️⚽️❤️⚽️
Please I invented my tactics as a 12 years old boy.Please would you give me a platform to show my skill
Absolute cinema. This was the greatest YouTube video, I have seen in my life.
おもろすぎる オートダビング機能って神だな
I hope you re upload this video with better audio ✌
モウリーニョが出てきた時の不穏なBGMがとても好き
Not a football trainer (musician), just a FM player for decades: I think that football sim. PC game well illustrated that you have to adopt your tactics for your players skills and performance and not its inverse... (had to change tactics many times when out of quality players by injured or banned), but this video reflects on that tactics adopted for the odd rules anno, not just the players... thank you for the historic review..
I think the latest step to be mentioned(early 20s) is not the 3-4-3 rather than the 4-2-3-1, adapted as 3-2-5/3-1-6 during build up with either the number 6 or 1 of the 2 full backs acting as 3rd CB helping with playing out of defense build up
There are numerous contemporary newspaper reports of Sheffield teams playing passing formations from 1861 onwards, so the whole premise of this video is incorrect. The passing game started and was developed by the numerous teams playing the game across the city which then spread outwards when they played other teams from other cities. There are plenty of match reports from the time which back this up.
Brazil's asymmetrical play will always be my favorite. Europe is so systemic, even tiki taka is a way to systematize spontaneity. Nothing can beat the endless creativity of Brazilian play
I guess that the pioneer of the currently popular 3-4-2-1 flexible system was Sanfrecce Hiroshima in the 2008 J.League season. The manager at the time was Mihailo Petrović. That system spread throughout the J.League and has now been inherited by the current Japanese national team.
Great video, but maybe you forgot to ajax formation 3133 in 90s. Even Championship Manager appreciate it.
Great video. Wish we got more from the 4-3-3 section tho & less tikitaka.
Ancelotti created the 4-4-2 diamond? That's probably why France played in a 4-4-2 diamond during most of the 1980s, twenty years before Ancelotti became a coach....
Awesome video, man! I'd like to point out that this 3-5-2 prominent on the 2010's was used by Brazilians National team to win the World Cup in 2002. The system was never used before on our National team but Felipe Scolari adopted it to leverage the exceptional stamina of our full backs Roberto Carlos and Cafu.
3-4-3, I am literally a fan of this tactic!
actually insane video, the editing is just so good, and everything is explained in an understandable way. You're crazy.
My ears are bleeding from this audio
Very good summary but remember when watching the game the system used also reflects the players available to play a system, the nature of the opposition and the stage of the game. The nature of the players can reflect a squad inherited by a coach, injuries and so on. Coaches will adapt for games depending on whether they think they have spotted a weakness in a team, whether they are home or away and so on. It’s also quite common to see away teams begin by using a deep block and gradually opening up as the game progresses.
0:11 typical 4-3-3