1. (T/F) When in the attacking phase in a 4-3-3 formation, a 7 and 11 should always remain out at the touch line to provide as much width as possible.
2. The highlighted player is in possession. Where should the 11 move, given the cues that you learned in the lesson?
3. (T/F) In a 4-3-3, the 7 and 11 should look to drop behind the outside back on their side of the field when defending, allowing them (the outside back) to be the first line of defense.
4. The highlighted player is in possession. The 11 for the blue team must make a decision. Where should he recover?
5. All of the following are primary attacking roles of the 7 and 11 in a 4-3-3 EXCEPT: