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
