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Pep Guardiola doesn’t rotate players randomly. He explains why using Savinho as the example. You can lose the ball. That’s not the issue. The issue is what you do in the next two seconds. Guardiola talks about an action: the ball is lost, the cross doesn’t happen, the striker... show more

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