6v6 1-3-1 lineup sheet
A free printable lineup sheet for the 6v6 1-3-1 formation, with a guide to how the shape works.
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The 6v6 1-3-1 formation
The 1-3-1 is a diamond for six-a-side: one defender, three across the middle and one forward. It gives width through the midfield line and a clear point at each end of the field.
Strengths
- Width from the three midfielders
- Simple diamond shape that produces passing angles
- Everyone is one pass from a teammate
Weaknesses
- Only one defender, who needs help quickly
- Wide players must run back as well as forward
Best for
Teams that pass well and have a calm, quick defender.
Coaching tip
Teach the wide midfielders to drop level with the defender whenever the other team has the ball.
Positions in a 6v6 1-3-1
The lineup sheet has a box for each of these 6 positions in every quarter: Goalkeeper, Center Back, Left Mid, Center Mid, Right Mid, Striker.
Other 6v6 formations
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Questions
What positions are in a 6v6 1-3-1?
A goalkeeper plus 5 outfield players: Center Back, Left Mid, Center Mid, Right Mid, Striker. The lineup sheet has a box for each one in every quarter.
Who should use the 6v6 1-3-1?
Teams that pass well and have a calm, quick defender.