Rules of Football Part 4 Quiz

Rules of Football Part 4 Quiz dives into football formations and how each position contributes to the game. A famous trivia story comes from the 1970 World Cup final, when Brazil’s double striker formation created chaos for Italy’s defence. Jairzinho and Tostão constantly switched positions, confusing markers and opening space for Pelé to score. That tournament highlighted how formations could be adapted to exploit weaknesses and inspired coaches to refine football strategies like counter attacking strategy. Understanding these formations helps explain why certain players stay wide to cross the ball while others remain near the penalty box. This quiz encourages readers to see the tactical depth behind seemingly simple positions and movement on the field.

Rules of Football Part 4

Which formation is known for having two central strikers?

4-1-4-1

3-4-3

4-5-1

4-4-2

Which role typically stays near the opponent's penalty box to score goals?

Full-back

Striker

Central defender

Defensive midfielder

Which tactic aims to quickly exploit open spaces after regaining possession?

Possession play

Zonal defending

Counter-attacking

High pressing

Which role is primarily responsible for providing width and crossing from the sides?

Winger

Centre-back

Striker

Defensive midfielder

Which attacking pattern involves slow buildup through short passes?

Counter press

Man-marking

Sweeper-keeper

Tiki-taka

Which item is mandatory for every football player?

Shin guards

Gloves

Neck warmers

Headbands

Which formation is most associated with strong wing play and high pressing?

4-4-2

5-3-2

4-3-3

3-5-2

The crossbar and goalposts must be what colour?

Any colour

White

Same as the net

Contrasting to the pitch

What is the maximum number of players allowed in the wall for a free kick?

No limits

Which position is mainly responsible for transitioning the ball from defence to midfield?

Striker

Winger

Defensive Midfielder

Full-back

Your score is

The average score is 60%

Sample Questions from This Quiz

Which formation is known for having two central strikers?
Which role typically stays near the opponent’s penalty box to score goals?
Which tactic aims to quickly exploit open spaces after regaining possession?
Which role is primarily responsible for providing width and crossing from the sides?
Which attacking pattern involves slow buildup through short passes?

Try the full quiz and see how many of these you can answer!