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Pedri plays a layoff to FDJ then angles his run smartly into the left half-space. Meanwhile, Olmo drops to link play but misses a crucial second scan before receiving the ball.
The geometry was perfect: a quick 3rd man combo would release Pedri behind Inter's mid.
Pedri plays a layoff to FDJ then angles his run smartly into the left half-space. Meanwhile, Olmo drops to link play but misses a crucial second scan before receiving the ball.
The geometry was perfect: a quick 3rd man combo would release Pedri behind Inter's mid.
Pedri plays a layoff to FDJ then angles his run smartly into the left half-space. Meanwhile, Olmo drops to link play but misses a crucial second scan before receiving the ball.
The geometry was perfect: a quick 3rd man combo would release Pedri behind Inter's mid.
His smart positioning and well-timed runs were instrumental, eventually leading to the second goal. Videos 👇
His smart positioning and well-timed runs were instrumental, eventually leading to the second goal. Videos 👇
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They used a 4-3-3 setup with CBs Araujo and Inigo spreading wide, FBs Balde and Kounde supporting nearby, and 3 midfielders moving flexibly. Often, FDJ and Pedri dropped as double pivots while Olmo floated between the lines.
They used a 4-3-3 setup with CBs Araujo and Inigo spreading wide, FBs Balde and Kounde supporting nearby, and 3 midfielders moving flexibly. Often, FDJ and Pedri dropped as double pivots while Olmo floated between the lines.
They used a 4-3-3 setup with CBs Araujo and Inigo spreading wide, FBs Balde and Kounde supporting nearby, and 3 midfielders moving flexibly. Often, FDJ and Pedri dropped as double pivots while Olmo floated between the lines.
They used a 4-3-3 setup with CBs Araujo and Inigo spreading wide, FBs Balde and Kounde supporting nearby, and 3 midfielders moving flexibly. Often, FDJ and Pedri dropped as double pivots while Olmo floated between the lines.
Said Capello in his interview with La Gazzetta dello Sport.
What did Juve change in the second half to win the derby?
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Said Capello in his interview with La Gazzetta dello Sport.
What did Juve change in the second half to win the derby?
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Rayo opted for a m2m press in midfield while keeping a +1 in defense with Isi and Nteka targeting the CBs.
However, Barcelona exploited the opposite flank by switching the ball to Balde, creating a 2v1 advantage with lot of space to advance.
Rayo opted for a m2m press in midfield while keeping a +1 in defense with Isi and Nteka targeting the CBs.
However, Barcelona exploited the opposite flank by switching the ball to Balde, creating a 2v1 advantage with lot of space to advance.
Rayo opted for a m2m press in midfield while keeping a +1 in defense with Isi and Nteka targeting the CBs.
However, Barcelona exploited the opposite flank by switching the ball to Balde, creating a 2v1 advantage with lot of space to advance.
Rayo opted for a m2m press in midfield while keeping a +1 in defense with Isi and Nteka targeting the CBs.
However, Barcelona exploited the opposite flank by switching the ball to Balde, creating a 2v1 advantage with lot of space to advance.
Said Capello in his interview with La Gazzetta dello Sport.
What did Juve change in the second half to win the derby?
🧵
Said Capello in his interview with La Gazzetta dello Sport.
What did Juve change in the second half to win the derby?
🧵
City's 2-3 build-up structure with both FBs tucked inside effectively bypassed Madrid’s press. The idea was to pull the winger or the No. 10 wide toward the touchline As a result, Haaland was often left isolated vs the other CB.
City's 2-3 build-up structure with both FBs tucked inside effectively bypassed Madrid’s press. The idea was to pull the winger or the No. 10 wide toward the touchline As a result, Haaland was often left isolated vs the other CB.
First half in Lisbon raised concerns about Barcelona's off-the-ball structure. Early on, it became clear that their defensive vulnerabilities were linked to spaces opening up on the flanks, particularly when the defensive line shifted across the pitch.
First half in Lisbon raised concerns about Barcelona's off-the-ball structure. Early on, it became clear that their defensive vulnerabilities were linked to spaces opening up on the flanks, particularly when the defensive line shifted across the pitch.
The idea focused on overloading the ball side and switching the play to wingers for a 1v1 ,while forwards rotate freely to enhance fluidity and exploit space behind City's backline.
The idea focused on overloading the ball side and switching the play to wingers for a 1v1 ,while forwards rotate freely to enhance fluidity and exploit space behind City's backline.
It's been over a year now since I was invited to present my 𝐏𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐧𝐬𝐢𝐭𝐲 metric to a small group of people at a SkillCorner event in Dallas, TX.
I've finally put some effort into writing a blog on it!
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It's been over a year now since I was invited to present my 𝐏𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐧𝐬𝐢𝐭𝐲 metric to a small group of people at a SkillCorner event in Dallas, TX.
I've finally put some effort into writing a blog on it!
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Newcastle adopted a 4-5-1 mid/low block shape when out of possession, focusing on overloading Liverpool's midfield to create opportunities for turnovers and counter-attacks.
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Newcastle adopted a 4-5-1 mid/low block shape when out of possession, focusing on overloading Liverpool's midfield to create opportunities for turnovers and counter-attacks.
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Despite conceding 3 goals, a solid pressing and the ability of forcing turnovers into counterattacks, are things that Eddie Howe can take solace in.
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Despite conceding 3 goals, a solid pressing and the ability of forcing turnovers into counterattacks, are things that Eddie Howe can take solace in.
#NewcastleLiverpool
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Carlo Ancelotti’s defensive game plan was pretty obvious, but when it came to keeping the ball, there wasn’t much going on. RM didn’t seem interested in transitions and they looked a bit clueless trying to figure out how to break down Liverpool in open play.
Carlo Ancelotti’s defensive game plan was pretty obvious, but when it came to keeping the ball, there wasn’t much going on. RM didn’t seem interested in transitions and they looked a bit clueless trying to figure out how to break down Liverpool in open play.
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