The Spartan garrison held the right, the forces of the Thirty the left. Xenophon's account of the battle states that Thrasybulus, to inspire his men, reminded them that the enemy right was composed of men whom they had routed a few days before, while the left was made up of men who had wrongly driven them from their country.
The Spartan garrison held the right flank, while the forces of the Thirty occupied the left. Xenophon's account describes Thrasybulus motivating his troops by reminding them that the enemy right consisted of men they had previously defeated, and the left was composed of those who had unjustly driven them from their land.