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Bayern Munich - Extensive Passing - Tuchel ⚽️ - Extensive Pattern 🌬️ - Low Intensity 🗓️ - After / Part of Warm Up Bayern are performing this passing pattern under Tuchel for the first time. It includes 1-2s, dribbling, and going both directions.

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Gazzetta Calciovor 3 Jahren

@SoccerPulseApp Can anyone understand this pattern?

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