The concept of Tiki-Taka is based on quick, short passing to dominate possession of the ball. This constant ball movement draws the opponent out of position.

Playing down the wings uses the width of the pitch to initiate attacks, using crosses or dribbling to create chances in the penalty area.

With this tactic, the defense is positioned very deep to give the opponent as little space as possible. The goal is to defend compactly and slow down the opponent's game.

Counter-attacking is an offensive tactic that aims to initiate quick attacks after winning the ball. It takes advantage of the disarray in the opposition's defence by creating spaces created by the opposition moving up high.

In attacking pressing, the focus is on pressing in the opponent's half. The aim is to win back the ball close to the opponent's goal and to look for immediate goals.