HEYNCKES' BAYERN MUNICH 2013
Introduction
That Bayern Munich lined up with 4-2-3-1 and the squad included players such as Neuer between the posts, Boateng-Alaba and captain Lahm in defence. In midfield Javi Martinez, a playmaker who in the future will also play the role of central defender and therefore good at setting and defensive coverage. Together with him a total midfielder like Bastian Schweinsteiger.
Up front, quality and quantity reigned supreme with Robben and Ribery providing creativity and creativity as well as goals and assists. Centrally we findThomas Müller and Mario Mandžukić, the quantity of the department with goals and physicality.
Construction
The four men in front immediately remain tall, with the outside players wide.
Development
On the other side the chain is formed by Lahm and Robben . The German plays the role of full-back, accompanying the action and looking for the cross also from the attacking midfield based on the movement of Robben who will start wide, deciding whether to cut inside or go to the back. One characteristic of the two tall wingers is their non-fixed position, in fact it is not out of the question to see them swap positions during the same play.
The two men in front are interchangeable, in the sense that Mandžukić often uses his dirty work to free up space for Müller to come in from behind and often find himself as an attacker. However, the Croatian is also a skilled finisher.
Finalization
The insertions from the offensive wingers or the closing of the action by themselves but from every part of the pitch not only that of his competence, the exchanges as mentioned between Müller and Mandžukić, finally also through crosses given the Croatian's skill in the aerial game.
Non-possession phase
The team in the pressing phase lines up with a 4-2-4, with the full-backs also under high pressure. If this pressing is missed, the team lines up with a 4-4-1-1 or 4-4-2, with the two offensive men dropping down with the midfielders.