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This skill is a dummy move to deceive the opponent and is most commonly used in football when facing a defender. By faking a pass or a shot, shift the ball with your inside the foot, going against the defenders momentum which therefore creates space, playing forward and impact the game. This skill has been performed at the elite level for many years, for example Hal Robson Kanu did this skill in the Euros quarter final against Belgium where he perform the Cruyff turn and scored.

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The body feint is a skill in football that is easily performed and flexible, which involves dropping the shoulder and going the other way. The skill is easily performed as it only needs body movement which tricks the opponent without needing to touch the ball. The body feint is most commonly used by Lionel Messi.

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The step over is a skill that has been effective in the game for many years due to its simplicity and the effectiveness. The skill involves running at a defender with pace, and lifting your foot over and around the ball to fool the defender and go the opposite direction. This skill has been popularised mainly by the brazillian Ronaldo, where he would perform a step over, shift and shoot.

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The high press is an out of possession tactic in football, where the team without the ball look to apply pressure and close down the opposition, allowing for the other team to force mistakes as well as regain the ball high up the pitch close to the opposition. To get the best out of this tactic, you must apply a high line in order to compact the pitch, therefore there are no large spaces between the lines where a good player may pick up the ball and create something. Additionally, this tactic may work best against a possession-based team as they may play out from back near their own goal and you can gain a bit more control in the game. However, if a good possession team beat the press, you are vulnerable at the back as you have committed players to the press and the other team can punish you. An example of a good high pressing team would be Klopps Liverpool, who were statiscally the best pressing team in the world.

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Man-to-man marking is very similar to high pressing, as it is a out of possession where the team without the ball would get every outfield player to mark every outfield player on the opposition team. This type of pressing style, can be seen has very risky, however if you have the player profiles for this it can help your team regain the ball high up the pitch and gain control of the game by stopping the other keep | possession. The downside of this tactic may mean that one ball over the top may beat you over the top, However, by having the correct players to play this way, they can win duels and be athletic in order to recover and win races at the back. An example of a team that uses this tactic would be Atalanta.

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Counting-attacking style of play in football on tactical approach that focuses on quickly. transitioning from defence to attack after regaining possession of the ball. This strategy is particularly effective against teams who dominate possession and push players many forward, leaving space behind their defence. In a counter-attack, he defending team looks to exploit gaps left by the opposition. Once they win the ball, players will typically look to make rapid passes to move the ball upfield. The key to a successful counter-attack is speed and precision; players need to make quick decisions and accurate passes to catch the opposing defence off guard. This style often involves fast wingers or forwards who can sprint into space. An example of a team who utilize this style of play would be Brentford, who have fast attackers such as Wissa, Mbeumo and Schade.