Paraguay deckt mit den Wingern die deutschen Halbraumspieler (Brown/Nmecha). Sehr unorthodox. Könnte man mit Rotationen um diese Position bespielen oder zB breitere Dreierkette, Kimmich andribbeln, direkte Verlagerung.
Mexico 🇲🇽 v South Africa 🇿🇦
Dead Ball: Throw-In 😵
✔ Create space through synchronised and dynamic movement.
✔ 9. Raul connects with thrower.
✔ 2 options to lay off 1) 26.Gutierrez or 2) 25.Alvarado
✔ Untracked thrower provides an overlap to cross.
Who's on YOUR hidden manager list?
Mine has Pascal Reinhardt...
Age: 33
SG Sonnenhof Großaspach
→ Attack/defence balance ✓
→ Player development on no budget ✓
→ Results that back it up ✓
→ Clear pathway to a first team role ✓
I screen managers from less visible leagues using data & video.
Most clubs hire managers when they're already famous.
Smart directors find them before that.
Luis Enrique.
• Diamond build-up
• Overloading both phases
• Pinning defenders to create space
• Stretching opposition MF-line
• Increasing distance for opponent
Just rewatching the City-Liverpool game and their second goal is a great example of something I've been talking about quite a lot recently: teams decompressing an opponent to then attack quickly into the space they provoke.
This clip captures Bodø/Glimt’s success perfectly.
Variance between short build-up and direct play by overloading the “second-ball zone”.
Hauge (LW) with a free role, AMs running in behind, Berg (DM) joining the attack from behind.
✍️ @TH_GAME_CHANGER
There's so much theorising these days about how to beat lower defensive blocks.
More crosses, better set pieces, precision long-shots, bait the pressure out...
But why not just get better at playing attacking football?
🚨 🇸🇪 Middlesbrough boss Kim Hellberg, ahead of tonight’s table-topping clash with Coventry:
🗣️ “(Starting out) I was in the lowest division in Sweden. I was working as a kindergarten teacher and training with the players in the evening trying to get them fit.
🗣️ “It’s been a long journey — 15 years — but I had no playing background. I dreamed of being a player in the Champions League but knew I wasn't good enough. So it was all about trying to make a living being a football coach.
🗣️ “I’ve lived every step of it but I also doubted myself a lot of times on my journey … whether if it was worth being away from family, not going on holiday, having no time off…
🗣️ “There’s a lot of people that do that (at lower levels) and hopefully I can inspire more people … that you don’t have to have a playing background to become a manager — I’m proud of myself & my journey.” #UTB
"There are not really 'systems' anymore."
I do think that Luciano Spalletti is at the forefront of tactical thinking. Juventus are a blossoming example of how association is superseding abstract, structural organisation.
Check out my new video breaking them down! 👇📺
The philosophy of the Warriors’ offense began with FC Barcelona’s Tiki-Taka principles.
@StephenCurry30 explains how Steve Kerr introduced the concept on Part 1 of his guest appearance, out now: https://t.co/HdIN9eJzNE
Cesc Fàbregas might be football’s next elite manager.
Relentless pressing. Clear principles. Tactical detail you rarely see this early in coaching.
But his idea is not flawless — his defensive model still has cracks.
What sets him apart — and what he must refine 👇
THREAD! 🧠
🚨 Special camera from the Champions League final
Watch how Ousmane Dembele was pressing Watch the horror in Sommer's eyes.
Enrique said : Is there a player in the world who presses better than Ousmane Dembele?
What a beast that never stops running �