Counter-pressing is a tactical strategy in soccer where a team immediately tries to regain possession of the ball after losing it. Instead of retreating to defend, players quickly apply pressure to the opponent who has the ball. This approach aims to disrupt the opponent's transition and create opportunities for regaining control. This technique is often associated with teams that emphasize high-energy play, such as those coached by Jürgen Klopp. By implementing counter-pressing, teams can capitalize on the momentary disorganization of their opponents, leading to quick scoring chances. It requires teamwork, communication, and a strong understanding of positioning among players.