What are the positions of 1 1 in football?

In a formal football match, there is no clear requirement for the position except the goalkeeper. That is to say, in theory, as long as the number of teams participating in the competition is 1 1 and there are goalkeepers, the remaining 10 people can arrange their own positions; But this is obviously impossible, so there are 352,3313,343,361,324 1, 342 1, 442,441,4. The pace of modern football is very fast, especially in Europe. The formation is really just a formation. When you watch the game, you will find that the formation changes quickly. A player who used to be a winger may become a full-back or a midfielder, and a center may also become a midfielder or even a midfielder. Because of tactical needs, everyone runs very fast. Because the running range is very large and frequent transposition, the formation is of little significance. The so-called formations and positions are for reference only by the media and national football associations.

According to the traditional midfield parallel position 442 formation: goalkeeper, the tradition is1;

Defence: two central defenders, traditionally No.2 and No.3, and two full-backs, traditionally No.4 and No.5;

Midcourt: double waist (double central avant-garde): traditional No.6 and No.8, double front waist (bilateral avant-garde): traditional No.7,10;

Front line: center: traditional No.9; Winger: Traditional 1 1. So the shadow striker or the tactical trailing striker is 9.5, and that's how it came about. 10, a number that everyone was keen on before, represents the core of the midfield or the core of the team. For example, Bei Wang Qiu and Polo Want Want are both 10.