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Using Cover Shadows When Pressing 🧠 • Make play predictable/limit passing options. • Protect central passing lanes. • Apply pressure on specific triggers. • Force mistakes & win the ball high.

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Macca, the guys in the middle can jump and use their cover shadow to make the press even more aggressive. A high press by marking not the man, but the pass. I call it marking from the front (instead of marking from behind as we are taught since we were kids).

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There were times this season where United pressed so well as a unit, but lately, it's been inconsistent and unorganized and we're almost back to playing a very deep line, it really is worrying, we often win the ball high up the pitch when we press well, we should restart!

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If the red full back stays level with the blue player the red team will beat the press every time.

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Every problem has a solution. This video is merely highlighting how the use of cover shadows can help in general pressing, not just this exact situation.

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You definitely have a point. Look at Joan Garcia's on-the-ball performance vs Newcastle, particularly the 1st half. He helped immensely to play around Newcastle's aggressive pressing with his short passing, play through the press with his driven passes & play over the press with his much more calculated & accurate longballs. Put Szczęsny in that match, and I don't think we win because he wouldn't have been able to relieve pressure like Garcia can. 🎬 | 🕊️

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