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Netherlands’ “false-swordless formation” — Gakpo as the false nine: Can it break through Morocco’s defense?
Netherlands head coach Koeman has leaned on the “false-swordless formation” in this World Cup: Gakpo will operate as a false nine, while Depay and Simons play out on opposite sides. The system has worked well in the group stage—Gakpo scored 2 goals, while Depay and Simons each added 1.
However, against Morocco’s back line of five defenders, the false-swordless formation may run into difficulties. Even though Gakpo is flexible with his movement, he is not a traditional box predator. When Morocco’s defense compresses into the penalty area, it becomes hard for Gakpo to find space to shoot amid the crowd.
At a key moment, Weghorst may be needed. The 1.97 m tall striker made an immediate impact after coming on as a substitute in the final round of the group stage—he drew two of the opposition’s center-backs’ attention, creating space for his teammates. If the Netherlands still can’t break the deadlock after 60 minutes, Koeman will likely bring on Weghorst, using aerial bombardment to test Morocco’s defense.
Another option is to have Frimpong create crossing opportunities on the right, and then have Weghorst attack the ball in the box. The Netherlands’ attacking setup isn’t one-dimensional; they have enough weapons to deal with different types of defensive setups.
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