Every clip from the original deck, translated and organised by pattern. 68 slides distilled to the 52 that carry footage — read the label, watch the clip, no PowerPoint required.
Two phases, translated from the original menu bar: Phase 1 is how the team builds out from the goalkeeper before pressure arrives. Phase 2 is how they press when the opposition goalkeeper is about to restart from a goal kick — marked PBO in the original. Each pattern below groups every filmed example the deck has of it, in the deck's own order.
The two-letter tags used on the original pitch diagrams.
Five routes the team uses to play out from the back once the keeper has the ball, before pressure arrives.
Play switches back across the goalkeeper to reset the angle before the team advances up the pitch.
The keeper builds through the two centre-backs, who carry or combine to advance the ball.
The ball is played into the defensive midfielder — the classic "number 6" — to turn and progress play.
A direct pass out wide to the full-back, bypassing the centre of the pitch.
The keeper goes long, skipping the build-up phase entirely.
Nine ways the team presses when the opposition goalkeeper restarts from a goal kick — the bulk of the deck.
A single striker leads the press alone, with the rest of the team screening passing lanes behind.
Both forwards press together in a V, cutting off the centre-backs' passing angles to each other.
The same V-press, skewed to one side to force play toward a chosen touchline.
Forwards and midfield form a diamond shape to close down centrally and support each other.
One forward presses with a central midfielder stepping up alongside to make an effective front two.
A front three commits to the press, with more numbers pushed higher up the pitch.
One winger joins the press from a wide starting position on one side only.
Both wingers step into the press from wide, widening the trap across the pitch.
Every outfield player picks up a direct opponent, all over the pitch, with no zonal cover behind. The largest section in the deck.