von guest am 29.01.2022
in den Kategorien Coach Portraits, Eredivisie, Team Portraits
mit 3 Kommentaren
With six wins from their first nine official games, scoring 22 goals, and a friendly win over Atletico Madrid, Feyenoord have had a pretty good start to the season. Especially considering the fact that their new manager Arne Slot is trying to implement a completely new style of play.
von IB am 26.05.2019
in den Kategorien Bundesliga, Coach Portraits, Team Portraits
mit 0 Kommentaren
In the last games of the season, Leverkusen used an interesting approach in their positional play, creating a 3-2-2-3 (midfield-box) staggering from the initial 4-2-3-1 shape, which basically changed the whole dynamics of their positional play.
von ES am 21.05.2019
in den Kategorien Coach Portraits, Observatory, Team Portraits, Video Analysis
mit 1 Kommentar
31 games in, Jena was 8 points away from safety.7 games later, they finish 1 point ahead of the relegation zone. Coach Lukas Kwasniok introduced his own table for these 7 games and put it in the change room. They won 6 of the games.
von AO am 10.08.2018
in den Kategorien Coach Portraits, Premier League, Tactical Theory, Team Portraits
mit 4 Kommentaren
“We found a lot of problems when attacking a 5-4-1 when the striker is marking our holding midfielder and 10 players are defending so deep. We are thinking about how you could attack against that system.” – Pep Guardiola when previewing the 2018/2019 EPL season.
von CE am 01.01.2016
in den Kategorien Coach Portraits, National Teams, Retro Analysis, Serie A
mit 2 Kommentaren
In the early 1990s, the Italian national team were in a distinct crisis. To solve the tactical issues, the Federazione drew on the secret weapon of domestic Italian football: Arrigo Sacchi.