Every journey has an end, but what really matters is did you give it your best, leave a mark, and try to make a difference? Or did you just pass by without anyone noticing?
Thank you @AlAhly ❤️
" Overload to Isolate " ..
Attract opponent at one side, then switch the ball to the passive side where you can achieve numerical and qualitative superiorities.
Applying the concept to score.
Case from Al-Khaleej Club with Coach Paulo Gomes, KSA, Division1, 21-22.
في #السوبر_المصري ، قرأ الأهلي نية الزمالك بشكل جيد وتعامل معاها إما بعودة الجناح للمقابلة وساعتها الظهير مش هيخرج... وفي حالات خروج الظهير، كان بيملى الفجوة أحد ثنائي وسط الملعب(زي ما الفيديو بيوضح)
- Inverted FBs helps the teams to do better in Defensive Transitions Phase, Applying Rest Defense and Offensive Coverage concepts which helps the teams to counter-press and kill Oppo's counter-attacks before it starts, and more domination on opponent.
Inverted Full-Back becomes a vital role in modern football, The video explains how Inverted FB can be useful, Examples are taken from different teams, Guardiola with City (EPL), Paulo Gomes with Khaleej FC (Division 1-KSA) and Luciano Spalletti with Inter Milan (Seria A).
(1)...
Inverted FBs have many roles in offensive and defensive phases, In the 2 clips, I'm giving a focus into some of them:
(1) Inverted FBs outnumber opponent in midfield and create direct wide passing lane to the winger in 1v1 situation against opp's FBs.
(2)... next tweet.
(2)....
Dropping off between the lines but in the half space (more lateral space) with winger pinning FB (especially if u have runner winger) makes it more dangerous as video explains.
Spain under Enrique playing attractive football, Since Euro 2020,they're using similar principle I want to mention= Striker drop between the lines to overload opponent's midfield, but what I like here is:
- *WHERE* the striker drop... (1)
So the forward cross after the backward pass is the hardest situation to defend against, defender's body profiles when squeezing up = almost impossible to defend the cross.
Regardless of the set-piece analysis and how Newcastle free up the scorer.
the backward pass is always a trigger for the defensive line to go up and squeeze forward.
نقدر بالفيديو نشوف؛
-استغلال سيتي لهيكل ضغط يونايتد 1-3 في خلق زيادة عددية في خط الضغط الأول 2 على 1
-توفير أقصى اتساع بين قلبي الدفاع
-استغلال الرقابة الفردية من لاعبي وسط اليونايتد لابعادهم عن مسار خروج الكرة
-مساهمات جوندوجان في العملية بدون لمس الكرة
🚩في المباراة الأخيرة ضد مانشستر يونايتد، حصلت حاجة غريبة جداً، لاعب ارتكاز سيتي مرر 15 تمريرة فقط في الشوط الأول من أصل 276 تمريرة لفريقه في نفس الشوط!
دا رقم ممكن يلائم بروفايل زي كاسيميرو، لكن مع جندوجان أكيد الأمر محتاج تفسير ودا الي هيشرحه @saeed_nahas ⬇️
The main idea is to prevent opponent's numerical advantage against the center of defensive line, with midfielder defending the center-lateral gap between CB&FB, and defend the box with 3-1 shape. Defend you zone and mark your opponent in your zone.
-Sarri using zonal marking in defending against crosses with 3-1 shape, and priority is to defend the box:
*1st CB, should be the deepest one who defend the near post zone to avoid the ball bypass him.
* 2ed CB, give more focus for opponent's striker.
*DM: Defend cutback crosses.