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Pre-show analysis for Arsenal vs Liverpool: key defensive principles explained with clarity - spacing, timing, control. Pressing angles and cover shadow. #Arsenal#TacticalAnalysis#Football
Arsenal - Manchester City:
-in the second half, Calafiori moved more inside, while Trossard stayed wide to create 1v1 situations for him; this led to dangerous opportunities.
Arsenal v ManCity:
There was enough separation created to find players inside. In this inst., Merino dropped back to attract and manipulate Reijnders, while Haaland tried to press the CBs and cover Zubimendi. This allowed the ARS 6s to receive the ball.
Arsenal v ManCity:
-MCI defending issue, diff. to press ARS 3-2 staggering. Couldn't create enough pressure and cover everyone.
-ARS attract pressure -» MCI commit 5-6 players up to press which created space behind the midfield line that ARS look to exploit throughout the game
In the second half, they switched to exploit the spaces on the wings by making the CBs a bit wider and finding one of them with a ball to create an advantage on the ball to play out. However, it could work, but it was still difficult, so they used long balls in the end.
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Brighton and Tottenham Clash: Another interesting aspect of the match was BHA attempt to build play from the back. TOT made it challenging for BHA to bypass their pressure. Initially, BHA tried to use through balls between the the 6s to reach their ATT.
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TOT organized their pressing in a 4-4-2 formation. The first line pressed the two wide center-backs, while the two 6s moved up to mark BHA's 6s. The Ws positioned themselves slightly deeper, as BHA's full-backs were higher up the pitch.
Tottenham dismantled Brighton's man-oriented defensive block by finding Bergvall and Richarlison in the half-spaces. A few times, Richarlison successfully received the ball behind the opponent's second line.
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Newcastle’s man-oriented press made it tough for Barcelona to build from the back. However, Barcelona countered by focusing on their front three, particularly on the left side, allowing them to create danger.#NewcastleBarça
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This goal is decisive in the history of tactical evolution: the ball is received on the left by the Brazilian RW (n7. Jairzinho) who has moved from the right to the left. The Italian LB (n3. Facchetti) marks him man-to-man and following him leaves his side uncovered.
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✍️ Brighton - Manchester City: Tactical Analysis.
➖How Brighton exploited Man City through the center (Between the lines);
➖How Man City progressed using Foden and Gündoğan movements;
➖Brighton strikers' opposite movements.
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✍️ Bournemouth - Manchester City: How Iraola exploited Guardiola System.
➖Bournemouth High Press and Triggers;
➖Bournemouth rotations down the left side;
➖Semenyo and Kerkez were a hindrance against Walker;
➖Guardiola tactical tweaks in the 2nd Half.
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Good corner from Aston Villa against Young Boys. Runs from far-post towards the middle/near-post (the greater the space more chance to create separation). Pull the whole opposition defence there. Also creating space for the target man who runs from deep.
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