Parmegiana tem que ser assim... Colocar o molho quente na hora e comer! Não tem lógica alguma deixar a carne empanada crocante pra depois deixar com o molho em cima até ficar murcha e ensopada!
Microconceptos ofensivos para recibir y generar líneas de pase
➡️Generar pasillo
➡️Abrir ángulo de desmarque
➡️Correcta orientación corporal y perfil para progresar
3-1-3-3 against the 4-4-2.
Asks questions that England didn't answer for the 3rd goal.
We covered the game in our latest class. Lots to like about England and Spain are wonderful to watch on a tactical level.
¿Cómo hace Bayern para abrir defensas de bloque bajo?
El método de la escalera diagonal empieza con la habilidad de sus extremos y termina con 2 opciones de pase (como mínimo) en zona de definición.
Este vídeo es increíble.
Practice I designed to stretch individuals ability to receive on 1/2 turn & progress the ball - & a teams ability to progress the ball diagonally.
- 5v5 + 2 with 2 ways to score.
- 8 Passes (to encourage opponents press)
- Receive & play to the diagonal quadrant (primary focus)
A beauty and danger of this Raphinha's play lays in a simplicity here - with on and off, change of rhythm and direction he takes the advantage from the defender's front-step.
How Bayern Munich breaks Deep Blocks without relying on standard overlapping width.
Bayern Munich does something fundamentally different: The Diagonal Ladder. 🪜
Bayern Munich's recent structural approach presents a far more central, intricate solution.
Hansi Flick’s FC Barcelona goes far beyond structure. Their main feature is spatial capacity and the interconnection between players.🧠🎥
▫️Triangulations
▫️Players inside
▫️Rotations
▫️Switches of play
Barcelona started the season at full throttle, largely due to the synergy between players and their ability to combine.🔴🔵
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I think seeing the go-to solution for outplaying man-to-man as '1v1s' is reductive.
Sure, it's significant, but Gasperini's worst records are against Inzaghi and Conte.
I know they coached strong teams, but neither is known for leveraging dribbling.
I just went back and watched every Brighton passing sequence and attacking move against us, and honestly, they knew exactly what they were doing.
They understood that trying to penetrate our defence every single time wouldn’t work, so they had a contingency plan: shoot from outside the box and make every attempt count.
They clearly did their homework on Raya too. Almost every shot was aimed as far to the left or right as possible, making it difficult for him to get across in time. The execution was ridiculous.
For me, the only way Arsenal could have matched that game was by matching their intensity.
After we conceded the first goal, we should have gone full PSG mode with the kickoff. Play the ball straight into a throw in deep in their half, push the same six or seven players they sent into our half up the pitch, and press the life out of them.
If Brighton wanted to make our build up uncomfortable, we should have made their own build up uncomfortable too.
Sometimes you have to fight fire with fire.