Which tactical setup do you use to counter a 4-0 formation? A or B?I'm tweaking the AI behavior for my upcoming Futsal Manager game.
Where can I purchase a Select Futsal Street 22 ball or similar durable futsal ball in the United States? I want to purchase some futsal balls that are durable enough to use on asphalt, specifically the asphalt commonly used on tennis courts.
Hi! I recently moved to Montreal and now looking for a soccer team. I do not mind which type of games they play (5v5 or 11v11 for example). I want to play a casual fun games rather than a serious one. There is a soccer club at the uni that I belong to, but it looks like a serious one. I am 24 y.o. and used to play soccer for a while and shifted to futsal recently.
Its my first time playing mixed futsal and have no idea where to begin. It's very much a social/rec team but I don't want us to get punished every week.
Everyone is decent but lack athleticism. The girls are relatively fit but lack much explosiveness or intensity. We struggle to track back and our finishing is bad.
I'm thinking of playing 1-2-1, one girl playing up top, one girl and guy on the wing, and guy as a CB and keeper.
What do you guys think?
Looking to get a pair of flat bottom, football "sneakers" that I can use on concrete. There's a few concrete courts around me that I wouldn't mind playing in but I also think I can get some training done in nearby handball courts.
As such, I want something that is definitely comfortable and won't fall apart on me within a handful of time. Or, if it does fall apart, wasn't super expensive.
I'm currently considering the Joma Top Flex or New Balance 442 v3 (not sure which tier is worth it) or Nike Gato or Nike Tiempo Streetgato or just getting a cheap pair of Sambas and calling it a day.
Thoughts?
Hi everyone,
I have seen people here asking about local soccer leagues and ways to get back into playing, so I wanted to share something we are building and get honest feedback from the Long Beach community.
It is called Fans World Cup.
The idea is to organize an 11v11 soccer tournament in Southern California where everyday players form teams and represent their countries.
The message behind it is bridging borders with soccer AKA the beautiful game.
We want it to be competitive, but we also want it to help people meet other players, connect with their communities, and play for something that feels more personal than a normal team name.
This is still in the early stages. It is not currently a weekly Long Beach league, and we are still collecting interest before finalizing teams and locations.
Early signups will help us understand which countries have enough players and whether areas like Long Beach should be prioritized as the tournament develops.
You can learn more and show interest at FansWorldCup.com.
Would you consider joining something like this?
Which country would you represent?
What information would you need before deciding whether to participate?
Any honest feedback is appreciated. We want to understand whether this is something local players would genuinely care about before we take it further.
Eu quero ter uma evolução como goleiro, as minhas prinpais dificuldades são:
- Chutes laterais
- bola com muita curva a meia altura
- defender bola rasteira com força
- posicionamento
Se puderem me ajudar agradeço
Giulia Domenichetti — former Italian futsal pro and Serie A Femminile futsal coach — is now leading San Marino’s first‑ever senior women’s national football team. In this clip, she talks about how surprising the role is (the team didn’t exist before), how the players are still getting to know each other, and how the staff is evaluating younger athletes while building a methodology from scratch.