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Jose CidThe home - team, Queensland Lions, employs a 4 - 3 - 3 formation focused on ball - control and pressure. At the start of the game, they implement a high - intensity pressing strategy across the board. The wingers and midfielders move forward to cut off the opposing youth team's passing routes from the back, forcing the youth team to make long clearances. Once the ball is cleared, the Lions quickly regain possession in the second - ball situation. In positional play, the Lions use their wingers to stretch the opponent's defense, creating gaps. The central striker acts as a pivot, while the midfielders at the back make forward runs to compete for second balls and take long - range shots. If the Lions take the lead in the first half, they will slow down the tempo in the second half and focus on ball - control. They won't recklessly push forward, aiming to avoid potential counter - attacks from the youth team. The youth team has a poor ability to play out from the back. The Lions' high - iO/U
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Brisbane Roar (Youth)
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