INFRASTRUCTURE UNIVERSITY KUALA LUMPUR
Assignment 2
BY
JAHANGIR TASNEEM
183920647
MPU 3442
FUTSAL-2
MARCH / 2021
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Table of Contents
Introduction:.................................................................................................................................................. 3
Two types of attacking in futsal .................................................................................................................... 4
Two types of defending strategy in futsal ..................................................................................................... 8
1.Attitude and accountability ................................................................................................................... 8
2.Cover against the counter-attack: ......................................................................................................... 9
Two types of training/drills in futsal ........................................................................................................... 10
Drill 1. ...................................................................................................................................................... 10
Drill 2. ..................................................................................................................................................... 10
Two types of basic skills in futsal ............................................................................................................... 11
Understand the futsal goalkeeper rules ................................................................................................. 11
Decide on a system ................................................................................................................................. 12
Two types common injury in futsal ......................................................................................................... 14
1.Hamstring strain................................................................................................................................... 14
2. Knee ligament damage ....................................................................................................................... 15
Conclusion: ................................................................................................................................................ 15
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Introduction:
Futsal is an acronym for Futebol de Salao (Portuguese) or Futbol Sala (Spanish) (Spanish). It
entails playing soccer in a vast room. The term Futsal was formally chosen in 1989 as part of
FIFA's marketing plan to promote and grow the game across the world. Indoor soccer in various
forms has been documented as early as 1831 in Canada, when persons practicing soccer were
forced to play indoors due to weather or cold. There are two versions regarding the genesis of
contemporary futsal. According to one story, the first rules book was created in 1933 by a
Uruguayan coach called Juan Carlos Ceriari. According to the second account, the sport was
initially played socially by a group of friends from Sao Paulo towards the end of 1930, and the
first rules book was published in 1936 in a Brazilian physical education magazine (Fonseca,
1997). Aside from the origins of the sport, it is known that it was invented in Brazil and later
spread to the seven continents.
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Two types of attacking in futsal
There are two simple principles that are applicable to the game of futsal.
Always keep one person dedicated for attacking. A good offensive player who can release the
pressure from the defense is very vital in futsal.
One dedicated player for defending. Often in futsal teams fall apart because there is no player
who is just committed to defending and stays back. The “last man” plays a very important role in
futsal.
The Diamond
THE DIAMOND
Structure: –
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One of the most popular formations, this formation appears as 1-2-1.
The system has one player in defense, 2 in midfield and 1 striker.
The two midfielders can also act as wingers and give width to the system.
Advantage: –
This system helps in maintaining the discipline and organization in the system.
The midfielders can provide width to the system. One-two’s between the midfielders will help
them cover ground before the final shot on goal.
The midfielders can contribute to attack as well as defense.
Caution: –
The 2 players in the midfield should be in peak physical condition. They have to contribute both
in attack as well as in defense.
The players during the game can get over-committed in attack. This will leave the defense light
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on numbers. Hence, it is important to maintain the discipline.
The Square
The Square
Structure: –
This formation appears as 2-0-2
There are no midfielders in this formation.
This set up has 2 defenders’ and 2 strikers/attackers.
Advantages: –
It gives a good balance to the attack and defense.
Support is always available both in attack as well as in defense.
Caution: –
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Communication is very important in this formation. Misunderstandings during the game can be
expensive.
If the defenders leave their positions and join the attack, the system suddenly becomes very
vulnerable to counters.
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Two types of defending strategy in futsal
1.Attitude and accountability
defense isn't only for defenders: When a player believes they are not responsible for defending,
they are making a tremendous mistake. For 5-a-side, the mindset of "I'm a striker, I don't defend"
is absolute rubbish. Fives is more like basketball in that you attack and defend as a team.
However, players not assisting the defense is a typical issue. You cannot afford for anybody to
slack off on defensive tasks. That will only result in you being outnumbered, which will typically
result
in
your
team
being
penalised.
Everyone must contribute, and this is primarily a question of attitude. If no one on your team
accepts collective responsibility for defense, it isn't a team at all.
all of them Consider having a basic configuration that you can fall back on for defense.
Returning to a compact 3-1 or 2-2 can be a highly efficient means of doing this.
defensive discipline and can assist you in becoming organized
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2.Cover against the counter-attack:
When your team is attacking, it is quite tempting to ignore defensive tasks. However, far too
many goals are conceded as a result of overcommitting in attack and then being caught on the
break. Make sure one player is always in a defensive position - this does not mean they are out of
the action, but it does mean they are ready to intercept any rapid breaks forward and changes of
possession.
You may want to rotate this responsibility throughout the game (quite a few teams do), but a
lot of teams find it easier and more effective to trust this to one defensive rock: the ‘last man’.
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Two types of training/drills in futsal
Drill 1.
This work concentrates on strategies for
dribbling and carrying. It lets a player move
more quickly while keeping the ball under
control. Use one ball between the whole line
in this box. The first individual then carries
the ball away and dribbles the ball back.
Please note that the intensity of this exercise
may change, however for this training stage it is recommended to be 50 percent.
Drill 2.
This exercise is quite similar to the above except that it has a pass, which requires a minimum of
2 persons for this exercise. This exercise focuses once again on a player's ball control, but it will
broaden the focus and also improve its concentrate on this time
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Two types of basic skills in futsal
Understand the futsal goalkeeper rules
The futsal goalkeeper rules seem to catch all the newbies out. They’re not that complicated, but
they’re different enough from normal football rules that they confuse a lot of people.
1. There are three primary things you should be aware of: 1. There will be no goal kicks.
When the ball is kicked behind the goal, the keeper resumes play by rolling or flinging the
ball out using his hands. The throw must be sent to a player positioned outside the
goalkeeper's zone.
2. 2. Once the keeper has played the ball out, it cannot be returned to him until it has either
touched an opposing player or the goalkeeper is receiving the ball in the opposing half
(yes, the opposing half - it happens more often than you may imagine). The rest of the
team must thus use caution when passing to the keeper, though it is always safe to pass to
him from a kick-in, and many teams do so.3,
3. At times, the keeper can come out of his area (and all players are permitted in his area) and
play as a 5th outfielder. When he has the ball at his feet, he still has just 4 seconds to play
it, but he is a vital extra player to have. It's fairly uncommon for goalkeepers to score
goals, especially if they have a fantastic long-range shooting. A goalie who also plays
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outfield is referred to as a 'fly keeper.'
Decide on a system
You must have a basic framework in place for your team. Make sure your squad understands the
configuration you're using, whether it's a diamond, a square, or one of the many different futsal
formations. It is not strict; individuals get pushed out of position and rotate at times, but without
some fundamental organization, you would be a disorganized jumble with no one attacking or
defending. In our first ten games as a futsal team, we employed four distinct systems. That taught
us two things: one, it's critical to discover a style that works for the players, and second, it's
critical to settle on a system and stick with it long enough for people to grow acclimated to it.
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Below are the most popular formations, but if you want to understand the pros and cons of each,
check out our guide to futsal formations for more detail.
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Two types common injury in futsal
1.Hamstring strain
Listen in on a conversation in that same bar of footballing invalids, and you'll almost certainly
hear the words "I've done my hammy" almost as often as "Yeah, I'll have another." The
hamstrings, which go from behind the knee up the back of the leg to the glutes, are perhaps the
most essential muscles in a footballer's body, regulating both speed and power while kicking the
ball. That's presumably why they're also one of the most difficult to irritate. Hamstring strains
normally recover in two to four weeks, but as Michael Owen can attest, once you've strained or
ripped
it
once,
you're
left
with
a
muscle
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that's
prone
to
tearing
again.
2. Knee ligament damage
This is the bad one – the boss level injury that any self-respecting player wouldn't wish upon
their worst enemies (or that chippy midfielder on the other team).
Conclusion:
Futsal can be played on any hard surface, indoors and outdoors. Futsal's fast-paced and
continuous nature helps to improve a player's spatial intelligence. In futsal, you only have a split
second to decide what to do with the ball before you are put under high pressure. Because the
court is smaller and you get so much more touches on the ball, players try things that they would
never risk doing on the soccer field. The only reason to play futsal is that it encourages players to
be creative and think out of the box.
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