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ADAPTIVE PRESS SHAPE -Fenerbahçe prevented Lyon from controlling the game for large periods of the match. To do this, -They changed their formation in the opposition half from 4-2-3-1 into 4-3-1-2. -The midfield three was formed with the wingers, Greenwood and Aydın, moving inside. As a result, Lyon’s full-backs... show more

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John Walker

53,720 views • 3 months ago

FT Spurs 2 -2 Man City. What a game this was! How many thought that at HT ? We came into this game with such little hope because of our injuries, and that was realised very quickly. Talk about a game of 2 halves! Nobody can doubt the commitment in pulling it back level . Early doors, Vicario had to save well from Semenyo. Cherki started to terrorise a clearly not match-fit Dragusin, scoring the first and making Vic pull off a brilliant save. Bissouma looked like he was back on the ball with his distribution. Again, another mistake playing out from the back cost us a second. Rodri and Silva controlled the half if only our special guest Vertonghen could play for us today. Romero off at HT injury ? We changed formation to a back 4 and pushed forward. A sublime pass by Simons set up Solanke to score, but Guehi got there first. Simons looked very good in this half, demanding the ball and using it well. Palhinha was immense at the back made some fantastic interceptions to keep us in it. Solanke’s scorpion kick! Wow, what a goal seriously 🔥🔥 City started to lose their heads. Our boys believed they could win this. Great second-hand fight back. Very Proud of the players today.

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Jonny H

27,493 views • 6 months ago

Group A: Czechia 🇨🇿 - Analysis It is finally here, the first team of my World Cup Analysis Project and it's Czechia. They will play a 3-4-3/3-4-2-1 formation: > Wing-Backs High & Wide > Wingers Coming Inside as "10s" > Lots of Crosses (3rd Highest in Europe) > 3rd Most Big Chances Missed They are also Set-Play Kings: > 48% of Goals in Qualifying from Corners/IDFK's > 3 Out of 4 of their vital Play-Off Goals from Corners Player to Watch: Pavel Sulc (LW) - Lyon > Pacey & Direct Dribbler > Creativity & End Product > 14⚽️/7🅰️ This Season I am very excited to see them in what will be a very competitive group.

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John Walker

66,632 views • 3 months ago

The Most TOXIC Ability Stack In Madden 26! 1.Inside Shade 2.Bench Press 3.Deflator Shoutout to Shadow X for the Bench Press + Deflator combo! Off the ball, the WRs get fatigued from the initial press animation. We have 8 Deflators across the field, so anytime they get targeted they lose even more stamina. This leads to sluggish routes and dominant press animations all game long.

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62,471 views • 8 months ago

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431,454 views • 6 months ago

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Celtic 3-1 Rangers: Key Analysis Rangers had started really well with a High-Press similar to the 2nd-Half at New Year & got a vital lead but just couldn't sustain it and Celtic got control. A look into where Celtic quickly took the game away from Rangers in the 2nd Half: > Runs Behind from Deep > Underlapping Fullbacks & Engels/Nygren > Filling Out the Posts (A lot of it looked like Postecoglou Principles) As a result of Celtics' Play, Rangers ended up stretched defensively: > Huge Gaps Between FB and CB > Antman & Tavernier Lack of Relationship > Reacting Before Maeda Thoughts? Any new ideas you'd like to see in prep for the World Cup...

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John Walker

38,163 views • 3 months ago

Huge 5-4 comeback win today for the Seattle Kraken! 3rd team in NHL history to ever come back from a 3 goal deficit in the final 5 minutes of a regular season game. Vince Dunn with 2 of the goals today, including the OT game winner. #SeaKraken

Huge 5-4 comeback win today for the Seattle Kraken! 3rd team in NHL history to ever come back from a 3 goal deficit in the final 5 minutes of a regular season game. Vince Dunn with 2 of the goals today, including the OT game winner. #SeaKraken

Piper Shaw

27,116 views • 1 year ago

Kaizer Chiefs vs AS Simba | Playing From Control ⚽️🔥 This sequence captures what it means to play with control — patience on the ball, purposeful movement, clarity in possession, and always waiting for the right moment to break the lines. Even at 3–0 up, the team managed the game intelligently, shifting Simba’s block and creating space through quality circulation and good passing decisions. What stands out just as much is the work out of possession — the willingness to recover, close spaces, and press with intent. The awareness and collective reaction in difficult moments showed growth. A positive mentality from the team. The 4-2-3-1 system is clearly bringing balance: control in midfield, better defensive structure with better recoveries, and the ability to build and create. Now it’s about refining those attacking patterns so they consistently lead to goals. The progress is evident — and the signs are very positive, but we should build from this team and performance instead of breaking it with unnecessary changes. ❤️✌🏾

Kaizer Chiefs vs AS Simba | Playing From Control ⚽️🔥 This sequence captures what it means to play with control — patience on the ball, purposeful movement, clarity in possession, and always waiting for the right moment to break the lines. Even at 3–0 up, the team managed the game intelligently, shifting Simba’s block and creating space through quality circulation and good passing decisions. What stands out just as much is the work out of possession — the willingness to recover, close spaces, and press with intent. The awareness and collective reaction in difficult moments showed growth. A positive mentality from the team. The 4-2-3-1 system is clearly bringing balance: control in midfield, better defensive structure with better recoveries, and the ability to build and create. Now it’s about refining those attacking patterns so they consistently lead to goals. The progress is evident — and the signs are very positive, but we should build from this team and performance instead of breaking it with unnecessary changes. ❤️✌🏾

El Capitano⚪

28,344 views • 10 months ago

Celtic In Possession vs Rangers 1st Half vs 2nd Half 1st half: • CB's played long passes looking for runners in-behind. Safety 1st approach - lack of 'up-back-through' passing patterns. • "U-shaped" build-up along back 4, easy to press. • McGregor isolated - lack of additional midfield support to find the free man (usually opposite CB). • FBs & Wingers both on touchline - lack of rotation. 2nd half: • The 'Hatate' factor - added quality, gave McGregor support, asked more questions of Rangers' midfield. • FBs & Wingers stop receiving on the same line - FBs moved inside at times allowing CB to pass directly into Tounekti / Forrest. • As Rangers tired, Celtic were able to further utilise their 3v2 in midfield, causing defenders to jump out and gaps to appear.

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Dougie Anderson

65,899 views • 6 months ago