Shifting in football describes the coordinated, horizontal and vertical movement of a team as a block on the pitch to maintain compactness and close down spaces for the opponent.
Why is shifting important?
Collective shifting is crucial for ensuring high defensive stability and offering the opponent little space to develop attacks. By all players moving together towards the ball, the team remains compact as a unit and passing lanes are blocked, making it easier to win the ball or at least prevent dangerous attacks. It is a fundamental aspect of any well-organized defense.
How zone14 REPLAY Helps You Analyze:
With zone14 REPLAY, you can precisely analyze your team's shifting. Use the panorama view to track the team's collective movements and visualize running paths and spaces with the drawing tools. Through tagging, you can mark effective and ineffective shifting movements and compile them into playlists to present them clearly to the team in video analysis and uncover weaknesses.
