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2-2-1 – The most balanced 6-a-side formation. Two defenders, two midfielders, and a striker. Gives you width in midfield and a clear outlet up top. The default choice for most 6-a-side teams.
1-3-1 – One defender, three midfielders, one striker. Dominates the middle of the pitch with numbers. Works well when your team wants to keep the ball and play through the centre. Requires a disciplined sole defender.
2-1-2 – Two defenders, one midfielder, two strikers. A direct formation that stretches the opposition with two forwards. The lone midfielder links play between defence and attack.
3-1-1 – Three defenders, one midfielder, one striker. A defensive setup for protecting a lead or frustrating a stronger side. The packed defence makes it hard for opponents to find space.
What is the best 6-a-side formation?
The 2-2-1 is the most popular and balanced option. It offers defensive stability with two at the back, control through two midfielders, and a target up front. Adjust based on your team's strengths.
How big is a 6-a-side pitch?
A standard 6-a-side pitch is roughly 45m x 30m, slightly larger than 5-a-side but still compact enough to encourage quick passing and high-tempo football.