The SV Podcast: Episode 6
The panel discuss how Antonio Conte could make Chelsea more unpredictable, Tottenham’s dominant performances in recent weeks, and the reasons Arsenal avoid playing a more structured possession style.
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The SV Podcast: Episode 5
The panel discuss how Pep Guardiola has made his team look almost unbeatable, how José Mourinho could adjust his system to use Paul Pogba to his full potential, and whether Jürgen Klopp has proven that he is more than just an one-dimensional coach.
How Pep’s Citizens have taken over England
Under the guidance of Pep Guardiola, Manchester City have become a dominant force domestically and a serious contender for the Champions League title. We break down what has led to their current success, what makes them special, and why they seem almost unbeatable.
Zidane commits crucial mistake, suffers defeat in El Clásico Christmas clash
This might be it for the La Liga title race. After yet another Barcelona win at Estadio Santiago Bernabéu, the Blaugrana can enjoy a comfortable lead, while some Blancos call for the head of coach Zinédine Zidane who thought man-marking Barça’s key players was the best strategy.
Interview with Schalke head coach Domenico Tedesco
For the first time, Spielverlagerung had the opportunity to interview a current Bundesliga head coach. Schalke coach Domenico Tedesco talks about the tactical evolvement of his players and how he involves them in his tactical planning.
The SV Podcast: Episode 4
The panel discuss the 2017 UEFA Champions League final.
Goalless Manchester derby leaves much to be desired
Inconsequential—this it the word that characterises both Manchester sides appropriately when they met last Thursday. The Battle of Manchester saw both committing to their respective roles but lacking some tweaks and turns in order to win the match.
Borussia Dortmund’s recent issues
Borussia Dortmund finished the first part of the season in disappointing fashion. The Schwarzgelben scored three consecutive draws in the Bundesliga before going into the winter break, confirming that they are still heavily struggling with the losses of Mats Hummels, Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Ilkay Gündoğan. Yet the departure of these three superstars has not solely caused Dortmund’s recent issues.
RB Leipzig: Successful displays in the first half of the season
Eleven wins, three draws and two defeats. RB Leipzig have surprised many spectators and pundits with their successful run in the Bundesliga so far. After explaining their football philosophy in a previous article, we now examine a few successful displays in recent months.
Beyond the business model: RB Leipzig’s football philosophy
When a bull is furiously running through the prairie, the earth is shaking. The fauna is on the alert. Everyone knows that a bull is an unstoppable force of nature once he has picked up pace. It is not surprising that a team associated with the image of that animal tries to emulate the bull’s fierceness. It is not surprising that a team with the ambition to become the next big player in German football tries to establish a catchy identity.