![]() Lastly, there is the new Wide Centre-Back role, which can also only be used in a back three. This role can only be used in a back three. On the attack duty, they will look to attack the edge of the box as a genuine threat from range as well as a creator. The Libero role is the old school ‘sweeper’ that we don’t see a whole lot of in modern football, except that the Libero will then roam into midfield when his team has possession. The other two roles are more unconventional. Be careful with how you mix these duties up! ![]() While centre-backs on the defend duty will hold the defensive line as normal. Covering defenders will look to sweep up from behind – often useful for fast defenders. ![]() Stoppers will look to step into midfield and break up attacks early – often useful for slower defenders. ![]() These three roles all have a defend, stopper and cover duty. Central Defenders will look to play simply, while Ball Playing Defenders will look to be more expansive with their passing game. Sometimes, especially when playing at a lower level with technically limited players, it’s best to commit to playing No-Nonsense Centre-Backs and letting them focus on their defensive work.Ĭentral Defenders and Ball Playing Defenders are the natural progression past this. ![]()
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