Blackpool vs Wycombe Wanderers tactical match analysis
Match analyst Dom breaks down Wycombe's draw with Blackpool from a tactical perspective.
19.10.25, 13:42 Updated 27.05.26, 11:07 5 Minute Read
Jayden Wilkins
KEY POINTS:
- Totally reliant on individual quality in the final 3rd
- Lack of clinicality
- Passive out of possession structure
- Players unaware of their roles out of possession
- Overly direct in deep build up
IN POSSESSION:
In possession we built in a 4-1-5 which transitions into a 3-1-6 higher up the pitch with Dan Harvie moving high and wide as seen below, the dynamism and fluidity within this shape wasn't great though, the 8's were static with their movements and it led to disconnection yet again between the defensive and attacking lines as we struggled to progress the ball with only Luke Leahy in a lone pivot.
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