How Pep Guardiola's Tactics Broke Arsenal's Defense

In this video, we dive deep into the tactical battle between Manchester City and Arsenal, focusing on how Pep Guardiola's strategies effectively broke down Arteta's defense. We analyze key movements, formations, and dynamics that played a crucial role in the match, highlighting how City created numerical advantages and exploited spaces to gain the upper hand.
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[@DzikiByk_]

Great analysis, good content, keep going, bro!

[@iScout-en]

Thank you very much for your feedback!

[@Stoplying583]

Without the red card Arsenal could easily win this match

[@anitube886]

you are the best keep going

[@iScout-en]

Thank you very much for your feedback!

[@lindokuhlemadiba-tr2yo]

No open match goal yet they call themselve Manchester City's competition 😅 what a joke😂

[@5410-o9y]

so good

[@dukeonwheels]

Pep’s tactics didn’t break anything. Arsenal defended for almost an hour with 10 men. It’s called cramping, dead legs, and the good old referee assist.

[@iScout-en]

It's just a video where I identified and analyzed a standard Manchester City dynamic in that game...

[@mcbro15]

Very misleading title. Analysis on the 15 minutes of a game that had almost 110 minutes claiming that they broke the defense, when the majority of the game was exactly the reverse

[@iScout-en]

15 minutes? I identified and analyzed a standard dynamic, that is, something that was repeated throughout the game in a strategic way. Would it be normal for a team to be able to break down the opposition's defensive block in most of its positional attacks? I don't think so... and yet this dynamic had a direct impact on the game (Manchester City's first goal came as a result of this dynamic)...

[@mcbro15]

@@iScout-en not saying what you showed is not true. I’m saying that the title is misleading, implying that these same dynamics were sustainable to provide city an advantage. This advantage was only seen in the beginning of the game. After that it switched and city was never able to be successful in their intent. An appropriate title (for me) would refer how these were the dynamics that city used in the game, nothing mentioning breaking down since it implies that city outmatched and guardiola outplayed arteta

[@AK-pw3oq]

Last time I checked score was not 2-0 to Arsenal but 2-2 😂

[@woggstenbroodje5540]

Do Brian priske at Feyenoord

[@ZFOOTBALL-j3i]

Please 🙏🙏🙏 Roberto Di zerbi Marcé tactics tutor

[@iScout-en]

I recently made a video about De Zerbi's Marseille. I'll do more in the future, it's one of the teams I want to follow this season

[@ferdianniko]

3142

[@umehchinecherem8096]

Pls bro Do maresca

[@ahmedbinrobiaa5043]

He broke it with the help of the referee

[@Haka47-hw9gw]

Before trossard yellow card(2) pls look at game statistics and in 2 half arsenal played very good why?? Remember liverpool city at Etihad when mane sent off liverpool didn't play defensively and lost 5 nil

[@JasonNukuse-do7sy]

they is nothing they broke,they just carried pgmlo to the ground

[@yf9409]

Your channel gets a dislike and a block for talking nonsense

[@iScout-en]

It's just a video where I identified and analyzed a standard Manchester City dynamic in that game...