Custom Team Football Formation

Starting Lineup

13. Hugo Torres
3. Pablo Aliaga
5. Isi Fernández
15. Martín Rodríguez
19. Jaime Treviño
16. Sergio Ortiz
21. Leo Soler
10. David López
2. Alejandro Grau
17. Hugo Albiach
11. Alejandro Aliaga

Focusing on a heavy high press and verticality, this team operates with a 3-3-4 formation. The lineup is built to overwhelm opponents in the final third by committing massive numbers forward to win it back high up the pitch. Every attacking movement aims to stretch the defence and force mistakes through constant pressure.

Hugo Torres acts as the lone man in goal, providing a foundation for the back line. The defensive unit utilizes a back three consisting of Martín Rodríguez, Isi Fernández, and Pablo Aliaga. Martín Rodríguez and Pablo Aliaga act as wide centre-backs who can cover the space left by the advanced midfield. Isi Fernández holds the central position to defend zonally and win the second ball. This trio must remain compact to avoid being caught on the break while the rest of the team pushes up.

A three-man midfield serves as the engine room to connect the defence and attack. Jaime Treviño acts as the single pivot, sitting in front of the defenders to shield the back three and intercept passes. To his sides, Leo Soler and Sergio Ortiz operate as the central midfielders who drive forward with the ball. Leo Soler and Sergio Ortiz are tasked to press aggressively in a mid-block and carry the ball into the half-spaces to support the front four.

The attacking unit is extremely aggressive, utilizing four forwards to pin the opposition back. Alejandro Grau and David López occupy the wide areas as wingers, while Alejandro Aliaga and Hugo Albiach operate as a central partnership. Alejandro Grau and David López aim to get to the byline and deliver early crosses into the box. Alejandro Aliaga and Hugo Albiach work together to find the feet of the striker and make runs in behind. This front four is designed to hunt in packs to trigger a press as soon as possession is lost.

One major strength of this formation is the ability to create wide overloads and numerical superiority in the attacking zones. By using four forwards and three midfielders, the team can quickly overwhelm a standard four man defence. Another advantage is the intense pressure applied from the front, which often forces a long ball from the opponent. This allows the back three to stay high and squeeze the space.

This high intensity lineup is built to dominate games through sheer offensive volume and pressing. It is best suited for facing teams that struggle to play out from the back under pressure.