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118 contributions to Football IQ – Smart Players
FIFA
The goal vs Portugal from colombia was it offside or not?
1 like • 10d
Yes offside
0 likes • 7d
What FIFA? , The feet of the attacker player was on the office line
Starting
Last Sunday, I played pickup where I scaned a Lot of times, saw many passes and because I was aware of who was behind me, I knew where he is so I turned to side where he was less and out run him. But after fatigue It’s hard to concentrate on scanning. Does anybody have their tip on how to still be like present under fatigue but still do a Lot of scans behind?
1 like • 12d
Scanning under fatigue is a skill that has to be trained, not just expected. One thing that helped me is making scanning automatic. Even when I'm tired, I force myself to scan before receiving, while the ball is traveling, and immediately after passing. The more you repeat this in training, the less mental effort it takes during games. Also, improving your fitness helps because fatigue affects decision-making before it affects your legs.
FIFA WORLD CUP 2026 🏆(Match Analysis): Portugal 🇵🇹 vs Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 5-0
NOTE: This is my first match analysis in a while since the Real Madrid vs Girona Analysis. Portugal 🇵🇹 - Overview of the game: Portugal national football team played one of their most controlled matches, dominating possession, territory, and chance creation. They consistently broke down Uzbekistan’s low block through structured build-up and wide overloads, showing clear control in all phases of the game. Formations & Structures: Portugal started in a 4-2-3-1. In possession: 3-2 / 3-2-5 structure Out of possession: 4-4-2 or 4-1-4-1 mid/high block They used this structure to control the build-up safely and stretch Uzbekistan’s low block before attacking centrally. Uzbekistan defended in a compact low block, so Portugal focused on circulation and wide progression rather than direct central attacks. In attack: Portugal’s main focus was on wide progression to manipulate the block. They: - Circulated the ball side-to-side to shift Uzbekistan - Used fullbacks and wingers to create overloads wide - Played quick combinations and third-man runs - Then attacked half-spaces once gaps opened This stretch → shift → penetrate pattern broke Uzbekistan’s defensive structure. Key moments came from wide combinations (e.g., Cancelo/Neto link-ups), leading to central entries and goals through space between lines. In defense: Portugal national football team stayed compact and organized when defending. They used: - Strong counterpress after losing the ball - Good rest defense structure - Central protection to stop transitions This meant Uzbekistan rarely had clean counterattacking moments. Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 - Overview of the game: Uzbekistan national football team struggled under sustained pressure. They were forced into a deep block for most of the match and had difficulty escaping Portugal’s press or building attacks. Formation & Structures: Uzbekistan used a low 4-4-2 / 4-5-1 block. They aimed to: - Stay compact centrally - Force Portugal wide - Protect the box
2 likes • 13d
Excellent tactical breakdown. What stood out to me was how Portugal consistently used width and circulation to stretch Uzbekistan's defensive block before attacking centrally. The explanation of the 3-2-5 structure, counterpressing, and rest defense shows a strong understanding of modern football principles. I'd also be interested in seeing more analysis of individual player roles and how specific movements contributed to the goals. Great work, and I'm looking forward to more match analyses like this.
Today
Today i did individual training and I have seen results in the last month a lot!
0 likes • 14d
Great work! Consistency is the key. Keep focusing on passing, receiving, and scanning. The results will keep coming.
Scared of injuries
Lately I’ve been afraid Of Injuries like acl tears and all those stuff. I got runners knee from a lot of jumping and sprinting but now I developed the is big phobia of injuries i started not training or doing physical activity afraid of them. What do I do I want to start this week
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My advice is simple: don't stop training because of fear. Most injuries happen when players do too much too soon, not because they stay active. Start with light training, mobility, and strength work, then gradually increase the intensity. Confidence comes from preparation and consistency. Take small steps this week and trust the process. 💪⚽
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