Tactical Analysis : Spain 1-1 Germany | Hansi Flick vs Luis Enrique |

[@FootballMadeSimple]

Will Germany qualify?

[@Andre_Jackson]

Yes they will 🙏🏾💯

[@nunocarvalho49]

can you analyse Portugal’s game ? I am Portuguese and a huge fan of your channel 😊

[@santamayarai4723]

@Mas-ud Al-hassan yes

[@vladimirrama6874]

Yes, and they will win the World Cup.

[@yungdkay1008]

Yes they will

[@gabrielalohan728]

Flick's substitutions reminded me of his 2020 Bayern side. I guess moving forward he might revert to this.

[@lisaruhm6681]

2 Notes you flipped Kehrer and Süle in the formation at the beginning and the star ratings for the trainers.

[@Andre_Jackson]

I would give flick an 8 from coming back from 1-0 and making those changes

[@crypto_mbappe3056]

you do know without laporte mistake by giving away possession cheaply and due to Enrique resting players by making too many substitutions that upset the chemistry of the team. that Germany goal won't have happened???

[@Daniel-ro8tq]

@@crypto_mbappe3056 You do know if blah blah blah and if Fullkrug didn't get subbed on, Germany wouldn't have scored

[@chill6423]

@@kichchacultz if if if. Doesn't happen, no need to discussed. If we want to talk about if, then should also talk about Olmo almost scoring a goal, Sane almost scoring the 2nd goal, Busquets handball that should have results in penalty, etc. Flick does his mistake in 1st half, Enrique does it in 2nd half.

[@Manhique1000]

@@chill6423 what if, your analyze was correct? imagine.. just kidding, great words, hugs from Mozambique

[@chill6423]

@@Manhique1000 I'm not good at analyzing. I just used common sense lol. But let's just say that both Olmo and Sane scored from their chance and Morata & Fullkrug still scored. And Busquets handball results in penalty for Germany. 80% of the time, it would've been 3-2 for Germany. 20% of the time it would've been a draw

[@seandychiola6170]

I know the answers probably no, but can you make a brief video on Canada vs Croatia. To explain how that Croatian midfield functions. Thanks, great effort during the World Cup too so far.

[@Daniel-ro8tq]

@@TreeSymphony52 Sean Dyche's Burnley*

[@kamui4708]

Canada was so good against belgium, but got destroyed by Croatia

[@ramsey2.036]

basically kovacic show

[@seandychiola6170]

@@TreeSymphony52 you didn’t have to say Burnley you could’ve said Watford or Middlesbrough.

[@mar5567]

Good analysis but you forgot to mention the substitution made by Luis Enrique. Morata was a good substitution, but the other ones were bad, especially Koke for Gavi and Nico Williams for Asensio. The Spanish pressing efficiency changed completly which let Musiala and the centerbacks with more space . Combined with Sané substitution on 70', that explained the come-back for Germany. Before that, spanish mildfielders were crushing the germans. Nonetheless, the 1-1 draw is fair as Spain dominated the first 70, but could have loss in the Last 20.

[@terserahdah2218]

their both not playing really well to me it's fair the results is draw Spain need more consistent

[@JackSordakaPVS]

I thought Koke was brought in to stabilize Spain. Flick saw it as an opportunity to destabilise Spain with his substitutes.

[@justinvalverde3635]

I wouldnt say crushing the Germans Rather having the game under manners With possession.....

[@rialpleya]

@@JackSordakaPVS But it did quite the opposite. He's old and lacks the intensity Gavi displays

[@ramone.b.6051]

The worst substitution was Balde for Jordi Alba, he had several mistakes and was unable to control Mursiala.

[@carlosmaffrand2811]

First time on this channel, i started with Argentina-Poland, and this is my third video, suberb job. You have a new subscriber. Cheers from Argentina. PS: Spain suffer when Busquets gets tired, as Barcelona does for the past two years. So, was a really good move to put Musiala one on one agains him in late game situations.

[@michaelduan6829]

It is mandatory for Germany to use a tall strong striker in order to totally free Musiala, they need someone to be able to maintain and get the long balls in the front pitch instead of Müller or HAvertz playing with Musiala, since Musiala is a perfect choice for the second striker they don't need another second striker, they need Füllkrug, like the function of Giroud to free Mbappe for France, and Füllkrug has fully proved that he is good enough to play for the team and everything fits and goes well when he and Sane got subed on. And also, Sane should be playing instead of Gnabry when playing against the strong team, they need the speed and creativity that Sane has much more than Gnabry when playing against a strong team, combined with Musiala next to him and Füllkrug up front this team can do much more than they have done, like the last 20 mins of the last game, they dominated the offense since Sane and Füllkrug played.

[@blas_de_lezo7375]

From a spaniard: musiala was the best player on the pitch, no doubt.

[@limonscore]

Sane was slightly injured maybe that's why he was kept as a substitute and there where some games where Sane played from the start and performed well but only until like the 70 minute. Gnabry can play consistent 90 minutes and leaves the option for other subs If needed

[@lijunc04]

Flick should have started Fullkrug, don't get why he insists not to. Muller is most effective between the lines building up attack, not at front.

[@RonaldLil]

Flick knows Müller playa best behind the striker yet he used him as a CF. Made no sense. Fullkurg should have started with Müller in behind and Musiala Gnabry/Sane on the wings. Instead they got sent home early

[@fhalpern]

I would divide the game in three phases. Phase (1) was the first half -- Spain used their goalkeeper to make Germany's high press ineffective, circulated the ball, Pedri and Gavi made some good runs and plays, but the lack of a good forward hurt Spain (Ferran just as terrible as in Barcelona). Germany had little possession and didn't know what to do with the ball. The German wingers were mostly occupied with defending. Spain dominated the game here. Phase (2) was the first 30 mins of the 2nd half -- Germany committed to a much higher and riskier press, and forced lots of turnovers. Kimmich and Goretzka started appearing everywhere. However, Spain scored in an isolated play. Luis Enrique made some changes to get fresh legs and to close off the game, betting than Germany would push and they'd get counterattacks. Although Spain still had more possession and scored, Germany dictated play. Phase (3) started with the German substitutions. The positional changes, bringing in a large target man, and Sane as an extra threat freed up Musiala. After this, Germany were clearly on top, and Spain were lucky not to lose, especially with the chance Sane wasted at the end. A 1-1 tie is reasonable, but Germany had the momentum at the very end and could have won it.

[@sergiu3596]

I love your videos! Will be a tactical analysis for Portugal-Uruguay game? Or maybe even Iran-USA?

[@quangtrungbui675]

I would like to make some additional details in this match. Initially, Flick ordered his team to man-mark everyone all around the pitch, and Kimmich, Goretzka, Gundogan also man marked Gavi, Pedri, Busquets. What you mentioned in the video was not true in the first half. Spain, especially the midfied trio, literally got choked from the extreme aggression of Flick's mid/high-block.The best adaptation of the Spanish was Asenjo dropping deep to be an extra passing bridge to transfer the ball to Busquets, who would switch the ball to the spacious other side. Throughout the match, Flick's mid/high block made the other team totally unable to progress through the midfield and had to rely on the flanks. Flick's all-out changes almost won Spain if not Sane's sloppy finishing touches, wasting no less than 3 big chances for the team. Someone will argue that was because Luis swapped Gavi for Koke and lost the control, that was not true though, he wanted to add more solidity to his midfield and avoid being overwhelmed by Germany's. Flick decided to do something quite...silly but understandable that Goretzka would replace Kimmich as the sole pivot while his dude getting his number 8 role. This is probably the best option in the situation. We need to remember 2 things: First, Kimmich sucks at the single pivot role due to his modest body frame and physical strength, Enrique is very like Flick in a point that he loves verticality and transitions, and Goretzka knows how to play single pivot. Second, Goretzka is pretty much like Declan Rice as they are both box-to-box mids and they know how to play the pivot role. But......he still sucks, and he got many criticisms after the match, which is understandable since the number of players exceling at the pure No.6 single is as rare as gold. If I had to rate two coaches' tactics in this match, in the first half, Flick earned 7.5/10 for daring to get his team stand on their ground against Luis' Spain and almost got them, and Luis earned a 8.5 for having the team adapt quickly to such pressure, this was no regular high-press, Flick ultilized Heynckes' pressing style, the pressure was horrific when compared to standard high-press. In the second half, Flick's bravery to sacrifice defense for more firepower leading to completely unpredictable attacking dynamics earned him a 9.5, Spain was good though, but since he accepted to exchange Gavi's potent danger for better defense to help them tolerate Germany's extreme fury, he made them less sharp when transition situations occur, so he earned a 7.8.

[@JackSordakaPVS]

Just a suggestion: break down your paragraphs into smaller points. Becomes much more readable. 🤘🏼 I agree with the bravery part, but FMS grades the tactics, not the human emotions. And it was a Spanish mistake that got punished in the end. One might argue that unconventional pressing style by Flick forced that error, but Spain typically doesn't make such errors under pressure. Just like Sane was wasteful, so was every Spanish forward. So this point from both sides cancels out.

[@davidfrews]

If gavi and asensio don´t get sub we would be talking about spain embarrasing germany.

[@haalandovic3070]

Ferran also missed 3 chances and you are talking about sane’s finishing, spain had more chances than germany but due to lack of quality wingers they were unable to convert chances

[@jaylucas8352]

Spain had more chances and Olmo had one saved off the bar. Germany were very very lucky to escape with a point in the 83 minute.

[@gabrielalohan728]

Can you edit your comments into paragraphs. Thanks

[@bogdan2002tm]

Spain playing the same football for 15 years and top managers still having problems against them

[@Daniel-ro8tq]

Van Gaal truly did struggle against Spain in 2014

[@Zetro999]

Lol that's why they flopped in every tournament since 2013

[@Joakim-Buht-Focker]

@@Zetro999 We go out against small teams who park the bus, if you have experience of a parked bus, then you know. It is easier to play the bigger teams, since they leave more space open. Thats why defensive football sucks, because both teams become boring to watch and the game gets stale. More fun seeing both teams go at it.

[@unique6118]

Because of Busquets

[@user-rq5ee5ks9l]

Sane is exceptional, sane is magic

[@MNKB-7]

Flick 10 ⭐️

[@user-rq5ee5ks9l]

Flick 10 for drawing a game which was a must win game??

[@michaelduan6829]

Starting lineup 2, after 70th min subs 10

[@MNKB-7]

@@user-rq5ee5ks9l yes please help us to overhyped flick

[@MNKB-7]

@@user-rq5ee5ks9l 😂 flick is 2 stars and Zidane Deschamp and ancelotti are 5 stars. Flick is same level like Foppe de Haan a bad Dutch coach.😂😂😂😂😂

[@chill6423]

@@MNKB-7 Flick won sextuple with the exact same team that lost to Frankfurt (Bayern under Kovac is awful btw). He also give massive help to Joachim Loew to make Germany win the world cup in 2014. And you still say he is a bad coach? Yeah whatever. I can't change someone mind if they don't have to begin with. Also whatever you say, I'm not gonna respond. Because you clearly overhating on Flick. I've already state my explanation and it's up to you if you want to accept it or not. It still won't change the fact that Flick is a great coach anyway

[@sqq3985]

GERMANY DID LIKE 6 PERFECT SLIDING TACKLES 😻

[@Eric-hu2dw]

You said flick got the 7 and enrique a 8 but the stars are wrong because it shows that enrique got 7 stars and flick 8 stars

[@abdulelahalgufari3953]

The funny part is both teams needed a real striker substitution to get a goal 🤣

[@blas_de_lezo7375]

Yes but coming in with fresh legs vs tired defenders isn’t the same.

[@adnaibnsina]

why nobody talk about morocco vs belgium it was an intense battle seriously

[@11players52]

Because and can only analyze superficially, and he can only recognize the game systems and give information about how this game system is played...

[@I-am-ANOUAR]

We want an analysis of the great Moroccan win vs Belgium and how Oualid Regragui outsmarted Martinez

[@abderahmanferfararb7221]

Where is Morocco and Belgium?

[@dennisaddo2609]

Can you do a video of why Busquets Pedri and Gavi midfield works for spain but not with barca. Basically a BARCA vs SPAIN tactically analysis. And maybe a BAYERN vs GERMANY as well.

[@phoenixbird7751]

Because there is no MESSI.... as simple as that. Ansu Fati was called to be the New Messi, but he isn't by now

[@dennisaddo2609]

@@phoenixbird7751 But Spain don't have Messi either. I don't get your point man.

[@lynettekambinda9858]

Firstly, cheers for" Deulta force",👏 Germany.Germany firstly played possessional football and tactically,each player maintained his position in this situation the blocked Spain but no goals in their mission.Second half Spain quickly made a top up of a goal all capitalised in name of Morata with his high intelligence around the box to fetch a goal. The was a lock and then Flick had turn on some Engines,to the field thanks to Leroy Sane movement wisely and speed Germany got an Equaliser.

[@F4rr3l91]

Thank you for analyzing the german Games!

[@danchef8823]

Could you please tell me what that touch screen tactical board is? Looks neat

[@FOOTSHOTS1]

Morocco x belguim was very interesting

[@Amallj]

How do I learn to analyse like this?someone help please

[@JackSordakaPVS]

Study. Decide how you wish to approach the problem. Solve the problem. Teach how you solved it. It is simply, but not easy.

[@drissl3701]

No TA of Belgium vs Morocco ?

[@williamng9239]

Hope u can analyze Belgium vs morrocco match ,why Belgium lose the game is it defense problem?

[@yazanyassir5082]

I think Gavi made a bad a game in taking his team from the back third into the last one The space Germany made by their high press gave him a space where he can position to take them out of press by a single pass to him

[@viksinha5410]

Do France vs Denmark; that was a good game

[@kartikamarjeet2082]

Unfortunately tactics didn't work, both are out now. Still I am getting this in recommendation. But thank you for sharing your analysis.

[@stanleyhinson3670]

please which software do you use?

[@zuhairyassin505]

Why play torres can anyone answer me

[@rkn160]

Both Pau Torres and laporte are left footed That's why rodri is playing as cb

[@channeltobiopscom]

Waited for that one

[@LIITOGYKIG]

Can you make a analysis of Japan Vs Costa Rica

[@nabilbouazza7627]

Name of the app using in analysing please

[@konstantinospapafilakis9598]

Why in the video Flick earns 8 and Enrique 7, while you say the exact opposite

[@YoussefAourarh]

Please do Morocco VS Belgium 🙏

[@perleon_]

You gave flick 8 and Enrique 7 😅

[@silverzpaz4605]

🔥🔥

[@kinetix8226]

Do denmark v australia pls🙏🙏

[@习近平就一粉蛆头子]

no one cares

[@asalemAustell]

Flick Always gets a 10 😀

[@quangtrungbui675]

so what? When a person make some changes and get good results, that's something to recognize.

[@zuhairyassin505]

Nah 8 is ok

[@limmoblack]

If Gavi was left on, Germany wouldnt have had a chance to score.

[@jsballack1561]

😂

[@florianroelen9780]

Gavi wasn't nearly as effective in the second half as he was in thr first half

[@derek4177]

lol IF WHEN COULD BLABLA.............if germany had Sane and FullKrug from beginning, they would have scored 10 goals. Same claim bro

[@CptDangernoodle]

Are you South African?

[@clocks24]

USA pls

[@amitkumarsatpathi6927]

Germany was suddenly playing much better after the spain goal. If they properly utilized some opportunities, I think they would've won!

[@jaylucas8352]

No. Germany was facing elimination. They simply escaped with a goal at 83 minute. Very lucky.

[@amitkumarsatpathi6927]

@@jaylucas8352 Germany had 3-4chances and 2 good chances. I think they were much better than Spain in last 15-20 minutes.

[@jonasfrohwitter8553]

@@jaylucas8352 Germany was not facing elimination, even with a loss they still could have advanced

[@amitkumarsatpathi6927]

@@jonasfrohwitter8553 Rightly said👍

[@madness3937]

@@jaylucas8352 cap

[@oronsayepaul6709]

spanish football shows less attacking treats unlike germans with much attacking game plane

[@yassturner2880]

Please analyse morocco belgium game

[@alex2zz2]

As a Spaniard I must say that Luis Enrique, like the national team, did not have a good game. Without detracting from the Germans that I respect. I think you should not remove gavi and pedri from the matches, they are the next xavi and iniesta. Koke was not well, neither was Nico Williams and even less balde

[@alex2zz2]

Putting Rodri on defense is not a good alternative either, since Busquest is already old and needs a change in such a demanding game.

[@sqq3985]

DEUTSCHLAND 🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪

[@pablofernandezquintana6117]

You are wrong in this video man

[@Marc-yg2lx]

😂

[@zaloreyes830]

Flick overrated manager xD come at me

[@Andre_Jackson]

No he not. Hansi flick was superb

[@felixinho8586]

Won every title with bayern in 1 year. No coach ever did. So overrated...

[@sqq3985]

@Mas-ud Al-hassan Champions league + 5 other titles 👑

[@mikeythapa5950]

@Mas-ud Al-hassan champions league and sextuple are all farmers league

[@Daniel-ro8tq]

@Mas-ud Al-hassan 🤡

[@natekmoyenuddinrobi3966]

flick is bad.nowhere near to pep or jose or even enrique

[@patricebaumel]

When was the last time Pep won a Champions League? He certainly had the budget and player material to do so both at Bayern and City. Great coach who often got outcoached in crucial knockout games. Flick did the actual coaching work under Jogi Low and won the world title in 2014. Also won the treble with Bayern on his first attempt. I would not call that 'bad'.

[@quangtrungbui675]

if you say so, list your arguments nuthead. Pep won UCL by relying on Messi's talent, that's a fact. Since his last UCL in 10/11 season, has he earned any? Bayern, Man City, the clubs with insane budget, facilities and culture to satisfy his needs? So what? This is a fact, club coaches almost never decides or agrees to train a national team, Flick earned nearly everything from club side to international. Why you call him bad? If he was a bad coach in the first place, no senior players at Bayern would have accepted him.

[@JackSordakaPVS]

Yes, he is bad, for his competitors. I hated him when Bayern destroyed Dortmund under him!

[@chill6423]

Tell me you know nothing about flick without actually telling me

[@natekmoyenuddinrobi3966]

you guys are right.1 ucl and 1 super cup and 1 wc as an assistant coach makes him the greatest coach actually and beating poor barcelona team with 8 goals is even more greater haha.the facts that you guys have bragged here.im out of words lmao. bad means not among all but among some. some people say possession football is dead in europe.if you play possession football against teams like bayern or madrid they will crush you.and here enrique following the same philosophy.and pep is big team manager.he can manage big players.epl is a joke under him.ucl is a different scenario with different circumstances.we can see how sir carlo managed to win last ucl.there's a lot to talk but cant talk in a comment box.