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Analyzing the 4-4-2 formation

I'm analyzing the 4-4-2 formation for the U22 team against Uzbekistan. The roles likely include wingers and overlapping fullbacks, with double pivot central midfielders that can trigger pressing. Key match factors include defending against Uzbekistan's physicality and their strengths in quick combinations, transitions, and set-pieces. I should mention potential adjustments, like switching to a 4-2-3-1 or using a 4-4-2 diamond. I can create a simple ASCII formation for clarity and ask for confirmation on the full lineup.Crafting tactical notes

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I'll add tactical notes about build-up, pressing structure, attacking patterns, and defensive strategies against the Uzbekistan U23 team. I should include potential adjustments and invite them to share a full XI for more detailed annotations. Finally, it's important to mention player positioning and partner options.Finalizing tactical roles

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