The Bielsa Method - 3-3-1-3 System || Leeds United Tactical Analysis - Part 1
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- Part 1 of 3 - Marcelo Bielsa's use of the 3-3-1-3 Formation, with his high focus on physical performance and positional play, across his career in club and international soccer, has proven to be an eye opening insight into the mind which is Marcelo Bielsa.
This is my interpretation of how he uses this this season with Leeds UTD - กีฬา
Crazy to think what Bielsa could have achieved if he had technical players and clinical finishers. The amount of chances they created without a goal is mind blowing
You know he's a legend when both Pep Guadiola and Zidane ask for advice from him.
Are they?
Eduardo J Navarrete and so did pochettinho
bielsa is a living legend a mith.
Zidane learning from Bielsa th-cam.com/video/dPVLfB759vo/w-d-xo.html
@Axel Doe
So you are saying that Pep and poch go to bielsa just to see how bad he is and never do the same as him???
There are hundreds of failure coaches .. Why on earth they both go from the same "Loser" to learn from ???
wow, this was exactly how Argentina played in the 2002 qualifiers. Simply unbelievable to watch. Out of 18 games, 13 were wins, the only team to stop them twice was Paraguay (2 draws), then they lost to Brazil, drew in Uruguay, with Bielsa screaming at his players to stop sitting back (Argentina were already qualified and a draw was enough for Uruguay) and a heroic last gasp 3-3 in the Bolivian high altitude. 20 years have passed and I can categorically say I have never enjoyed or seen such a campaign as that with the quality of his players on offer (Simeone, Crespo, Sorin, Gallardo, Batistuta, Kily Gonzalez, to name but a few.)
That was one of the strongest Argentinian selections ever assembled, and so it was a scandal that they didn't go farther in the 2002 World Cup. Bielsa is brilliant, without a doubt, but that tournament was not a great one for him. At least he learned from it.
@@wiseonwords yes, it was certainly an anticlimax, but it also proves that it isn't just a game of pure football, England and Sweden squeezed Argentina out by playing a pressing game used successfully by Paraguay in the qualifiers, you have to be tactically astute and he simply didn't have a plan B or a response to the opposition cancelling him out. There is another aspect as well, and maybe it's being over harsh but I get the feeling Bielsa is so intense that when he should be laying off he overloads which leads his players to be exhausted. It happened with Argentina in 2002, Bilbao and Leeds 2018/2019. In that sense I'm convinced the lockdown was a Godsend and ultimately saved him. I really really hope he finds a balance and can flourish in the Premier league. Managers like him are particularly good at helping otherwise average players believe and reach their potential, similarly look at Poch's work at Southampton and Spurs and how that helped England at Russia 2018.
@@Iberotimuka Realmente ese es el problema de Bielsa. Suele utilizar casi siempre el mismo 11. Mi equipo , Athletic Club ( liga española,) hizo una gran temporada llegando a dos finales, la Copa de España y la Europa League. Pero el equipo llego tan fundido que perdió las dos finales. No sé si Leeds U. tendrá profundidad de banquillo o habrá gran diferencia entre titulares y suplentes. Si puede dosificar el equipo haciendo rotaciones creo que puede acabar entre los 5 primeros. A pesar de las dos finales perdidas siempre quedará en nuestro recuerdo los dos partidos ganados al Man U. En eliminatoria de Europa League. El mismo Ferguson dijo que ningún equipo le había dominado tanto en su propia casa. Animo Leeds carajo!!
@@rafaelriberaangulo5836 sí! concuerdo completamente. La pandemis le salvó la temporada pasada. Como decis ojalá logré clasificar para Europa, ahí le quiero ver a Leeds
Only lost in the group stage of WC because of Verón.
The game is all about triangles and movement which means running hard. There’s a saying that when someone receives a pass there should always be an option open for him to pass to. When I coached I used to say that if there wasn’t at least two options open then your team mates were cheating on you ( being lazy). When not in possession I got them to press hard and in packs ‘like rabid dogs’. The lads who I coached were all good footballers who had been released by pro clubs but the style was intense and they couldn’t always sustain the demand
The MB system looks simple but it is incredibly complex and can only be achieved through constant repetition of drills. What I also notice is that invariably each player can move and cover a colleague and in that respect it is like the total football of Holland during the 70’s.
Great video, well presented.
it is originally a dutch formation indeed, or a modification to their 70s strategy. even cruyff used it when coaching ajax. in my opinion, iniesta's barcelona and their famous rapid ball circulation brought it to perfection. to me this 3-3-1-3 is the essence of football. as you said, no "cheaters" nor divas waiting for the ball to arrive are allowed. magic is permitted as long as you commit to your team, where everyone works the same.
Always good to bump into another Crew member. How ya doing mate ?
@@solanumlinnaeanum2484 Hi Sol, Im dying with the lack of competitive football to watch. Even taken to watching some of the ladies Olympic football which as I’ve always said is tactically and technically excellent but just lacks the speed and physicality of the men’s game.
Otherwise all good, roll on August 14.
@@Villamartin26 Agreed mate. Here I am watching 12 month old videos for the second time! MOT ALAW
Bielsa is a genius. So proud he is at Leeds. We love him, beautiful football, pride in our club, he is a legend. The whole club is again United. Leeds United. MOT.
Instead of footballers bielsa should just buy 11 mathematicians and teach them to pass the ball
“If football was played by robots, I’d win everything.” Bielsa.
TPOver9000 that has so much truth to it because if there is no mistakes the system is flawless
@Riki Rikin kanayin Manuel Pellegrini is a civil engineer, and he used to be a footballer
03:25 Football Art
Leeds play so beautifully. I can't wait to see more of them in the EPL.
Brendtford play even more beautiful.
@@labret2 tough time against Swansea
@@labret2 Both are good tbh ..... I expect them to win against Fulham and qualify.
West brom don't even deserve second spot, they gonna be like Norwich next season.
Lol leeds are banter fc, 14 games in this season, most goals conceded
bielsa is the greatest coach of all
😂
@@laurentchabaud5042 what you laughing at, who are you some idiot here..
@Shack I'm not going to answer to an idiot like you
Shack actually his speciality lies in his tactics, you can say that he is the greatest loser coach of all time
I said that he is a greatest loser coach as a compliment and not as a insult
Leeds Utd is back. Greeting from Chelsea fan 🔵
An absolute joy to watch every weekend. I miss it so much
B I E L S A 👑🇹🇷
Thank You very much. This compilation is so illustrative of all this good job made.
He also did The 3- 3- 1- 3 System with my National Team: 🇦🇷
It was fantastic previously to the 2002's World Coup
But Completely failed during the W. C itself
He also putt that system in practice with Newells Old Boys from Rosario and Vélez Sarfield and with both teams he won The Argentina's Primera Division Title
Puse la misma aclaración sin haber visto que vos habías puesto lo mismo.
Sir bielsa done more 4 the British game than Alex & Jose put together, they knew how 2 win trophys ,but evolution of the game, nxt 2 none, ,Frank couldn't even grasp this man brilliance, even if leeds fail nxt season, this man had evolved the British football, this coming from a man u fan,
This tactic is amazing and beautiful to watch but it needs more physique and all Bielsa teams before having this issue. They had the best start of the season and after that players can't reach the end of season in good form. I hope things change with him in the premiership next season
You missed the point: The reason why “all bielsa teams have this issue” and not everyone else is because it’s very energy DEMANDING, and that is the reason why you cannot press the whole game for the entire season: it wears out the players. And that’s a bad thing for Klopp’s Liverpool: he knew this so he chose to do it in INTERVALS. Press for a few minutes then conserve energy. 2nd half press for a few minutes then conserve energy.
That’s the reason why Leeds is no longer in the premier league. You cannot expect 90 minutes of pressing for the entire season. His players will be tired at the end of the season and teams will take advantage of you.
Amazing work studying El loco's tactics, greetings from Argentina! A Bielsa fan
Brilliant. just like what i thought!!!
Excellent analysis
Bielsa is like a chess master, I never knew who he was before he came to Leeds but I remember his Chile team they were absolute class, and you see the same thing in all his teams when, a nightmare to play against
Watch the match and you'll never see Klich, watch Klich and you see the whole game.
did you come up with this? what a line. great stuff
I think this was told by Guardiola to Busquets
@@psesh362 it was told to busquets
@@adhamtohamy9263 Vincente del Bosque said that about Busquets
wow, a total genius.
Amazing work dude
Excellent video!
That's just beautiful
Marcelo Bielsa was not the first manager in South America to use this system in fact Croatia's Mirko Jozic 's Colo Colo 1991 used it in their Copa Libertadores winning season. Marcelo Bielsa met with Mirko while he was the managing Colo Colo on multiple occasions and has used it in most of his teams since.
Cross the ball from one side to the other, look for the gap, pass to the winger, run fast to the goal line, another pass or center to the penalty area, shoot! Goal! Pure Bielsa’s style.
its like chess with a moving ball
excellent work
Bielsa= Respect
Best coach in the world for mid tabled teams.
Hello Brazil ✌🏽💙💙 I'm a big fan of this team, I'm Brazilian, but I follow the team, I really liked this tactical formation
I still remember Chile in world cup 2010 out of that snoozefest Chile was the team to watch out they played with flair and style
Yes, every team had a 4-2-3-1, tiki taka was in its prime too, 2010 was a very shitty WC.
Video fantastico, El Loco alla Lazio!
This is fascinating.. As here was me just thinking they were really fit and ran around kicking the ball about better than the others. Just goes to show eh?
nice video + nice music = GG
Good evening, I'm Tommy Creator Tactics from Indonesia. I saw your video is good and can I use this video and then translate it into Indonesian?
Thank you
Semoga berhasil mas tommy. Lanjutken. 🙏
The best coach who never wins
Marcelo Alberto Bielsa Caldera (Rosario, 21 de julio de 1955) es un exfutbolista y entrenador argentino. Actualmente es el entrenador de la selección de fútbol de Uruguay. Como futbolista se desempeñó en la posición de defensa. Como director técnico debutó en Newell's Old Boys y se consagró campeón del torneo local en dos ocasiones además de llegar a la final de la Copa Libertadores 1992 con Newell's Old Boys. Con la selección de fútbol de Argentina fue subcampeón de la Copa América 2004 y ganó la medalla de oro en los Juegos Olímpicos de Atenas 2004.
68 AÑOS. (69)
Very nice video.
A little correction. The 3-3-1-3 formation wasn't first used by Bielsa in Chile and Marseille. He had already used that formation in the argentinean team in the 2000 - 2004 period. He may have also used that formation in Newell's (1991) and in Velez Sarfield (1998) teams, but I'm not really sure about this last topic.
Mirko Jozic 's Colo Colo 1991 used it in their Copa Libertadores winning season. Marcelo Bielsa met with Mirko on multiple occasions and has used in most of his teams since.
Awesome
Maestro Bielsa, Saludos desde Chile.🇨🇱
you've misunderstood a couple things.
firstly, the formation starts as a simple 4-1-4-1, and morphs into a 3-3-1-3. but the lines are wrong.
The first 3 is the two CBs and the holding midfielder (Kalvin) dropping deep and splitting the CBs wide.
The central 3 is the CM (Klich) and the two WBs pushing right up to support the attack, the midfielder drifting to support the width, and the WBs supporting the attack, creating overloads in the wide areas.
The 1 is the Enganche. Used to be Saiz but is now typically Hernandez.
Then the front 3 is correct, the forward and the two wingers, who stretch the play super wide.
Also, you spelled Kalvin's name wrong.
Nicely made video though :)
That is literally what the video is about... their flexible attacking shape. Either Phillips drops in or Ayling drops down to allow Phillips to remain in front of the back 3. All the things you have mentioned are in the video... so not sure what has been misunderstood.
@@mford9435 Ayling doesnt drop in though... The half back is like the Buelsa cornerstone
Alex Hurst there are 3 times in the first half vs Birm where he drops deeper to be the right of a 3, he’s class there due to his passing ability. The game is all opinions though... this is just mine.
@@mford9435 lol typo, I'm on my phone, thanks for pointing it out I'll correct it :)
I mean true, but that's Bielsa/Buelsa's callback to total football, he expects players to be able to swap positions and be comfortable.
When Ayling is in the 3, it's not because the right back is dropping in, it's because Ayling isnt the "rightback" at that moment, typically because White has gone marauding etc.
Totally agree with your tactical explanation. Same as my point of view! Modern football
Que bien juegan tácticamente están aceitados
Evrybody who came to watch this video!
You guys are smart 😊
MOT. In Bielsa we trust.
Good analysis, name of music track?
Great video ⚽️ What software do you use to analyze?
Tactical genius
Excellent video, mate! You've got a good mind for the beautiful game :D
agreed
Really great vid. Wonder how the formation would fair against a front 3 that press, like Man City or Liverpool...etc
well, now you know..
Been my fifa formation since time
Liar
@@goreallaz3251 With napoli three cb cdm lcm rcm cf/cam Lw/lm Rw/Rm St
Hi mate this is brilliant. Would i be able to upload this to facebook? (Fully credit you and shout out your youtube in title). I am WALMOTtv on FB (50k follows). My Leeds followers would find this interesting.
HoodlumZ AdZ absolutely pal, anything you need from me?
@@mford9435 No mate. Il post over the next day or so. appreciate it
Love WALMOTtv!
There’s 2 problems: without at least 4 players in each defensive line it’s always possible to do wide attacks through lateral lines or invert the ball and it depends a lot of resistance while without the ball. But all tactics have problems and this is one of the almost flawless ones. I still prefer 4 3 3 with false 9 but I guess it always depends on your equip, best players in each position, best equip in each tactic.
but with a 3-3, you can easily move one up or one down right? dynamically you still have pressure from the CAM if he participates, he can come down. have the wingers come down on either flank to lock down a side, especially if the opposition is moving the ball round laterally or backwards. correct me if I'm wrong
your manager's favorite manager
Teknik jitu,,,formasi ini cocok saat musuh counter attack, kayak man city,, bakal Seruu pertandingan,,,😆
Grande loco! Metele pata que todavía te queda un compromiso pendiente con la Selección Argentina
muy dificil que vuelva, ojala se le de en algun momento
@@maurogrecco6511 ojalá hermano querido
@@alvaromena4688 me encanta bielsa y creo que esta mas que capacitado para dirigir la selección pero la gente en general lo tilda de perdedor
He also use this in CHILE reaching the SECOND PLACE (just 1 point less than Brasil) in south america road to the 2010's world cup.
------------------BRAVO----------------------
JARA------------PONCE----------MEDEL
ISLA-----------CARMONA----------VIDAL
----------------FERNANDEZ--------------------
SANCHEZ-----SUAZO-----BEAUSEJOUR
💙💛👑
Biesla doesnt coach gr8 title winning teams hes more of a Guardiola without trophies his style is to play high octane attacking tactical football ( tikitaka ) which doesnt win many titles but fills stadiums in return higher revenue
It’s guardiola who learnt from Bielsa not the other way around
No matter the trophies Bielsa is the best current manager. He’s influenced many managers like pochetinho
Song :dylancharbeneau.bandcamp.com/track/taurus
Yak gel bildiğin ne varsa bielsa
Let see next season. Its formation is ok or not?
Great review..! I thought that tactic was 4-3-3 hahahaha. Will be interesting to see what Leeds can do on Premier today :)
I'm shocked man. No wonder Messi wanted him at Barcelona
always ,, am really felt destoryed completely.Am i wrong?since 2 years ago, i am building..
Vidukaaaa
💙💛💙💛
FENERBAHÇE 💛💙
New bielsa
これは天才
Moral of the story: Space is everywhere.
No, you have to create it
@@d.d.7720 You don't say?
Which is better?
Bielsa's 3-3-1-3
OR
Mourinho's 4-2-3-1 (Internazionale days)
?
Mou real madrid
Leeds United primarily play in a 4-1-4-1 formation. Although being known for tactical flexibility and unconventional creations like the 3-3-1-3 and 3-3-3-1, this shape has remained relatively consistent over the course of both of Bielsa’s seasons so far, even if adapted during build-up phases.101-tactics.com/2020/10/27/marcelo-bielsas-leeds-united-tactical-analysis/
music?
#BielsaFenere
thought they play 1-4-1-4-1 when in possession playing out from back CM drops in between the cb,s with both fb pushed high,ya could agree that the 3 in middle play with 1 in front and 3 up front but in simple terms 1-4-1-4-1 would be the formation,nice work tho,love theyre passing patterns and positional play where theres never more than 2 players in the 5 lanes
Thomas Mueller and Jesse Lingard would be perfect for this system.
and dele alli , firmino
R J Leeds should buy up and coming players like Lingard to strengthen the squad
Mason Mount.
football is all about creating spaces and using it. talent is secondary issue.
Bielsa and Marcelo Gallardo are the best manager's in the world
Man said "Calvin"
But good video
marcusn apologies 😂
Video music is like an adracadabra hocus song
Mode on atack chile.
When Chelsea eventually end up sacking Mason Mount's uncle at Chelsea. This man should take over.
I doubt he would go to a club without a project
Don't take it wrong but I don't think he will ever go at Chelsea. He never went into a big club with loads of money, he'd feel dirty. He's like a white knight tryin' to slay a dragon, he will go for a lesser team with big passion to overcome a challenge.
I could see him in Dortmund / Napoli / Schalke 04 or maybe West Ham if it doesn't work with Leeds. I'd love to see him in Barcelona though.
PS: I might have missed some potential clubs.. sorry
I think you’ve missed the mark here as this is more an analysis of Leeds possession tactics than the 3313. Some of your example clips come from games where they’re running 433. 3313 or 3diamond3 is a defensive set up used by Leeds to counter the opponents 4diamond2. This allows them to man mark in the middle while remaining +1 in the back. Examples include games vs Hull City, Middlesborough and Luton town. In possession Leeds does similar stuff from all their defensive setups.
Appreciate the thought, You're correct, I am analyzing thier in-possession structure, which's core shape resembles a 3-3-1-3 most often (with many interchanges). I feel that they do primarily use this formation but has a lot of variants where it can change into a 4-3-3 or different. I guess its a game of opinions at the end of the day.
Mford94 To quote Bielsa’s opinion “a fixed system is one thing and moments of the game are another” I’ve seen leads use 433,3d3,343 as fixed defensive systems this season. With the insane amount of player rotation that they do, they adopt a myriad of shapes while in possession based on the mobility of the game. For example they sometimes have4,3,2 players on their back line in possession. A good player to look for to identify a shape is Alioski who is only used as a left full back in a 433 or wingback of the 343. When they use 3d3 (3313) they play no wingbacks and go with 4 midfielders, usually Dallas,Klich,Phillips,Hernandez. Both of these fixed systems change in possession based on the mobility of the game. For example, from 433, Phillips sometimes drops as a left false fullback allowing Alioski to move up the flank in the midfield line. After a transition, they’ll return to their original fixed spots for defensive duties (unless they’re counter pressing or swapping defensive duties based on the speed of the transition)
Mford94 check out Bielsa on this: th-cam.com/video/qXt3rKnfbz8/w-d-xo.html
Ive tried to replicate this on FM for years, even tho you can have success with it, its not the same as Bielsas...
Mford94: You invented hot water. LOL and LOL
Imagine if bielsa had a twin and they were opposing managers in a cup final....... wudnt be boring 😆
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But this method was failed with Argentina NT at WC 2002..
It worked in 2004
Leed are back to Lead EPL
Like Argentina 2002
I am Fenerbahce fun.I want a one day Marcelo Bielsa is come to Fenerbahce
Interesting to see will Leeds be in premier league or will be relegated 😄😄😄
Bielsa is like those science freaks guys, but for football
I think arteta did similiar strategy at arsenal
Come to Fener
Look from here 3:00 looks like Leeds can not advance but the reality is that is in total control of the ball. Look the players, they have so much time that they can think and organize the Bielsa's strategy. Look, the players are thinking and are always in number advantaje with that killer rotation. I'm not european but it's amazing to see that control on a fast league like the premier.
Different versions of 3-4-3
Solo un detalle.. le falta asegurar los partidos