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3-2-3-2
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3-4-1-2
3-4-2-1
3-4-3
3-5-1-1
3-5-2
4-1-2-3
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4-1-4-1
4-2-1-3
4-2-2-2
4-2-3-1
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4-4-1-14-4-2
4-5-1
5-3-2
5-4-1
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4-4-2 diamond
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4-3-1-2
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4-1-3-2
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| GK - Goalkeeper
DF - Defenders:
 RB - Right-back
SW - Sweeper
CB - Centre-back
LB - Left-back
MF - Midfielders:
RM - Right-midfield
LM - Left-midfield
CM - Centre-midfield
DM - Defensive MF
PM - Playmaker
AM - Box-to-Box MF
FW - Forwards:
RW - Right-wing
ST - Striker
LW - Left-wing
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| 11-Jul-07 00:58
riostrioff | | | typical counter attacking formation.
one of the best current example would be AC.Milan and Kaka...
8 players (2 wingbacks, 2 center mids, 2 wingers, SS and FW) could become strike elements. and the concentration in back field allowed the formation to absorb opponent attacks till a deadly counter attack could take place. | | | | | | 01-Oct-07 05:58
captain24 | | | 4-4-1-1 is similar to 4-4-2, only one of the strikers drops into the hole , linking midfield and attack in a playmaking role. Current examples of this type of player in the Premier League are Elano at Man City and Kapo at Birm City. | | | | | | | |
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