Real Madrid's recent dominance in modern soccer on both domestic and international fronts have been partially attributed to their use of the flexible 4-2-3-1 formation that allows for seamless transitions between defense and offense mid-match based on opposing teams' playing styles.
Real Madrid's recent dominance in modern soccer on both domestic and international fronts have been partially attributed to their use of the flexible 4-2-3-1 formation that allows for seamless transitions between defense and offense mid-match based on opposing teams' playing styles. Two holding midfielders provide defensive cover while a creative trio behind a lone striker are given license to roam forward looking for ways to break down opposition defenses through intricate passing moves.