Category: Match Analysis

Sergio Busquets at the heart of Spain’s system without a surprise. Perhaps one of the best spaced out games Spain has had, one that I have enjoyed. Mobility was the definition of the ‘front three’. Spain’s Pass Network VS Italy ⚽️#ITA #ESP #EURO2020 pic.twitter.com/T6vtDkgLhL — Seif Khaled 🜲⁴ 🇩🇪 (@SeifAjax04) July 9, 2021 Spain areContinue reading Spain’s Pass Network VS Italy Euro 2020 →

England And Denmark Pass Network VS Italy Euro 2020 England played better overall, yet remain to be pleased – but Southgate’s system functions, and that’s what matters to him. The Danes can remain proud nonetheless. England have never reached a UEFA European Championship final as they take on Denmark, in the semi-finals for the firstContinue reading England And Denmark Pass Network VS Italy Euro 2020 →

Key points: – Italy forced to rely on transitions for attacks – Olmo the False 9 – Morata’s redemption arc is overItaly were able to grab an equalizer via a more direct route to goal. In stark contrast to their style all tournament, #ITA were forced to sit back and defend, relying on counter-attacks forContinue reading Italy VS Spain Euro 2020 Tactical Analysis →

#GERPOR – Euro 2020 Tactical Thread Key points: ⚽ Portugal’s Goosen was cooked – Semedo got shagged ⚽ Bruno is Portugal’s Kane… flat track bully. ⚽ Germany’s front three interchanged better and Kimmich stayed wider ⚽ Ronaldo Line-up Germany built up down the right predominantly and switched the ball out to the left whenever theyContinue reading Germany VS Portugal Euro 2020 Tactical Analysis →

City’s first Champions League final ended in defeat as Chelsea were crowned European champions. A goal from Kai Havertz just before the break was enough to give the London side a 1-0 in Porto. WHAT HAPPENED? Chelsea won the Champions League for the second time as a Kai Havertz goal secured a tense 1-0 victoryContinue reading Manchester City 0-1 Chelsea, Champions League Final: Tactical Analysis →