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Micro Processes for Creating Space & Superiorities on the Pitch🧠🎥 🔄 Positional Rotations 🎯 Attract ➕ Overloads in the wide areas 🌀 Drag to Create Space FC Porto under Francesco Farioli executes all these principles from the first phase of build-up.⚽️🤌🏻

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