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Flick trying to create a false left back profile who would provide width in initial built up but the circulation of the ball happened when he Inverted. Gordon & Espart swapped positions alternately where both targeted the channels pretty well. Flick reinventing the Johan Cruyff legendary 3-2-2-3 system feels...

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