Most teams play with three central midfielders in some kind of shape. The Triangle Midfield is mostly played with either one holding midfielder and two attacking midfielders or two holding midfielders and one attacking midfielder.
Here, we discuss the pro's and con's of the Triangle Midfield, including the qualities each position should have and the various ways it can be deployed when attacking and defending.
Inverted Wingbacks in the 4-3-3 to Strengthen the Midfield
Dominating the Midfield to Create Scoring Opportunities Part Two
Dominating the Midfield to Create Scoring Opportunities Part One
Discussion – Getting Started Again After the Pandemic
Pros and Cons of Counter Attacking
Soccers Biggest Problem
The Training Sessions I Used To Win a National Championship
The Tactics I Used To Win a National Championship
Debate – What Should Be Done About VAR? – Video
Debate – A Back Four or a Back Three? – Video
