NSCAA Soccer - Systems Of Play: The 3-5-2

Doug Williamson discusses the 3-5-2 system of play, as presented in the NSCAA Premier Diploma course. Doug goes over the advantages and disadvantages of playing in a 352, teaching you how to play a 352 and what problems you may run into while using this formation.

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• coaching
• coaching education
• nscaa
• doug williamson
• soccer
• 352
• premier diploma
• systems of play
• 1352
• soccer youth

[koko215]

Nice job. To me the most important thing with this system is the flank midfielders

[pompei1968]

@LDU23 yes!!! napoli also uses this system!!! i find its good

[LDU23]

mexico isn't the only team that internationally uses that system. this guys wrong.

[DTZepeda08]

What does he mean with "a player who run off the ball... to run anywhere on the field"... does he mean that that player should be able to play either defensive and offensive, in other words, a mixed midfielder?

That happened on 1:40 aprox.

[sisque16]

Being a former player and coach at SJSU during 2000-2004 we played a 3-6-1 and were 20-1-1, the 3-5-2 and 3-6-1 are really similar in that the wingers must be extremely fit, the back three must be solid tactically and with strong physical characteristics, the center mid's must be strong on the ball, tactically, and technically good readers of the game. Moreover, a strong defensive-midfielder is a necesity for defensive cohesion.

[marcosmm93]

Yeah thats right you heard it only Mexico uses the 3-5-2 although in the world cup it was a 4-3-3. Thats why Mexico is soo good at holding posession because they know the role of the center mids and they have perfected using the flanks. All they need is a good finisher and hopefully it is rising star Javier "Chicharito" Hernandez

[SamuelJoaodaSuica]

dribble successfully...

[shockerdon17]

i got a question when u playing in da diamond what techniques or plays can the left mid or right mid do to make a opponent make a mistake