Test Your Football Tactics Knowledge Think you know your football tactics? Take this quiz to see how much you know about the different strategies used in the game. delya90 published on July 16 Stacked 1/12 What does the abbreviation 'CB' stand for in football tactics? Center Back Central Box Controlled Buildup Counter Balance 2/12 Which of the following is not a common formation in football tactics? 4-4-2 3-3-4 4-3-3 5-4-1 3/12 What does 'tiki-taka' refer to in football tactics? A fast-paced attacking style A possession-based playing style A defensive formation A type of long ball strategy 4/12 Which position on the field is responsible for controlling the play and distributing the ball in football tactics? Center Forward Central Midfielder Goalkeeper Winger 5/12 What is the objective of the offside trap in football tactics? To prevent the ball from going out of play To catch the opposing team offside To slow down the pace of the game To confuse the referee 6/12 What does the abbreviation 'DM' stand for in football tactics? Dangerous Midfielder Defensive Midfielder Dynamic Movement Dual Marking 7/12 Which playing style focuses on soaking up pressure from the opposition and hitting them on the break? Tiki-taka Counter-attacking Total Football Gegenpressing 8/12 What is the 'sweeper-keeper' role in football tactics? A player who operates as a second goalkeeper A goalkeeper who sweeps up loose balls outside the penalty area A player who sweeps the pitch during breaks in play A goalkeeper who plays outfield when needed 9/12 Which of the following is not traditionally a defensive position in football tactics? Full-back Winger Center-back Defensive midfielder 10/12 What is the purpose of 'overloading' a specific area of the pitch in football tactics? To increase the number of key passes To create numerical superiority in attack or defense To confuse the opposition To waste time during the game 11/12 Which tactical system is known for its high defensive line and pressing style? 4-4-2 3-5-2 4-3-3 Gegenpressing 12/12 What is the purpose of 'zonal marking' in football tactics? To mark specific players from the opposition To defend specific zones of the pitch rather than individual players To prevent the opposition from scoring goals To confuse the goalkeeper