How Pep Is Solving City's Biggest Problem | Tactical Analaysis : Chelsea 0-2 Manchester City

[@thuo1000]

Pep has evolved so much since his days as Barca coach. He went from "tiki taka" to a lesser form of tiki taka but still maintaining his philosophy of ball possession and chance creation (at Bayern) and at City, he has evolved his tactics even further. If you look closely at Pep's City, you will see how much they have evolved tactically. Talk about inverted fullbacks for a couple of seasons to inverted CBs over the last 2 seasons etc. Another aspect of City is the various systems they use when they don't have the ball. We have seen Pep use the 4-4-2 when City lose the ball to 4-3-3 with tight man-marking system to 4-3-2-1 etc. I still remember the CL game against Real Madrid back in 2020 (back in the covid era), Pep played Gabriel Jesus as some sort of hybrid LWB and at times LM /LW when City had the ball. It was such an intricate and complex system. City did win that game and won the tie to progress further in the CL. Most people think that Pep started using inverted fullbacks at Bayern with Philip Lahm but Pep actually started experimenting with inverted Fullbacks while he was still the Barca manager. In Pep's last season as Barca manager, he started using Dani Alves as an inverted fullback in some games. This was over a decade ago and most people including the media had no idea what that tactic was. I could go on and on on the details and specifics of Pep's tactical evolution but that would make this comment too long. Pep is simply a tactical genius. A mad and obsessed man that he is with football.

[@siddhant46s54]

Great read mate

[@armaanahmed8357]

Not only alves but he tried it with adriano too

[@MelonHusk7]

It's so good to watch pep tweek stuff. Really intelligent manager. Complex love hate relationship.

[@kattphatt]

I think Guardiola is important for Madrid in the CL, Makes for atleast 1 tough tie for RM. The clash of styles is always interesting

[@ojodavid7267]

Good comment 🤝

[@fabyferguson3586]

😊😊😊😊😊

[@lavelafetsha]

Ibr bro I'm a Madrid fan and I was disgusted with our performance last night. I don't see us beating City ​@kattphatt

[@vrajpatel3211]

@@lavelafetshaAs Madrid start using gular more I think they will become more dangerous because of his creativity which is missing in current midfield

[@martinzzincredible2836]

Savinho was excellent in this match. Chelsea lost but it's still early days!

[@rm010228]

It’s a huge 3 points. ( lucky they won this fixture early doors. Chelsea will eventually fix their issues , they can always be a top 4 issue.)

[@imadmrsports]

​@@rm010228 lol Chelsea will be midtable for the 3rd season in a row

[@nvrmnd4567]

People always say Pep is too stubborn, but imo hes one of the biggest pragmatists out there. He has his philosophy that he is sticking to, but hes highly pragmatic and flexible in finding ways to accomplish those

[@ninjalectualx]

He's gotten mad at players who scored goals by stepping out of the system though. He's adaptable but not pragmatic at all, he only wants to win his way

[@salswervo8648]

@@ninjalectualxthis is a bad take ngl

[@ninjalectualx]

A pragmatist would want to score by any means necessary. That does not describe Pep.

[@emilevangheem6165]

@@ninjalectualx Pep is a pragmatist in so far it gives him control of the game. He’ll doing anything for control of the game. Good example of him completely abandoning his philosophy for control was the home game against Bayern in 22-23. Much less possession than usual but that was because they were looking to control Bayern OOP

[@jamjakailhungdim8924]

​@@ninjalectualx you're talking about the Henry incident at Barca aren't you? That was a long time ago. If you watch it now, barred Haaland's era, City were the only team who could score from the most players.

[@Sam-Ang023]

Pep is always adapting, tweaking & evolving.. nothing new.

[@jamjakailhungdim8924]

Isn't that a definition of new?😂 Or is this comment a sarcasm?

[@groovywithad3942]

@@jamjakailhungdim8924this world and our confidence in ignorance tires me 😂 - 123 ppl have followed his false but confident train of thought 😂

[@daviddorrian5349]

​@@jamjakailhungdim8924 Was my thought too 😂 I bet he's not watched the video and just came on to comment and prove his ultimate knowledge. I enjoyed having his new tactics explained. Ooo look something New

[@spongebobrectanglepants]

Was about to typ “read it again… slowly this time”

[@shijitnair1404]

That's because of the ever winning score of 115 - 0 !

[@TextOfDuty]

its amazing to me how hungry and proactive this manager still is

[@JohnnyMckenzie262]

the signing of Savinho was a masterstroke. Pep looks like he might revert to the style of play that made City centurions as both Doku and Savinho are interchangeable in game. De Bruyne and Foden will be operating in the half spaces

[@basseyetim1940]

So you saying that Foden should be picked ahead of B.Silva? I don't see that happening because B.Silva is the second best RPM in the world after KDB because Modric no longer plays consistently...

[@JohnnyMckenzie262]

@@basseyetim1940 No, the season is so long for Foden to start every game and there's no better man manager than Pep at rotating the squad to keep the same intensity

[@PatrickDanosos]

The centurions would’ve won the champions if they had generational striker. Enter Erling Haaland

[@samuelrylindavid8984]

It looks like Pep is adapting a hybrid between his usual slow build up, to quick transitions into space.

[@resisurya]

Also he can do both, depending on the situation

[@HIIQ-s8x]

He has done this specific tactic before, I remember against Arsenal at the Emirates in his second season. He moved Benjamin Mendy there. This is a 3-1-3-3 he played at Bayern as well. At Barça & City it has always tended to be a 3-3-1-3. It's my favourite formation ever straight from the Ajax/Cruijff book of tacticts.

[@sautante]

I really appreciate how you actually show ingame footage of what's happening along with the theoretical tactics, it brings to life what's actually happening!

[@anthonyigbonaju7081]

That’s the exact thing Maresca was doing against Inter, but it looks like Maresca will go to this against low blocks or 5atb system

[@mostafawael1998]

If I am not mistaken, this 3-4-3 diamond that pep's team morph into during possession saw its debut in the champions league final, during Pep's triumph over Inter Milan. While Pep's adaptability is highly commendable, this isn't exactly a new invention, is it?

[@mostafawael1998]

On a side note, in hindsight, this formation used against Chelsea just highlighted how instrumental a CB like John Stones is. Despite being a CB, Stones had the skillset to move not only into the midfield but move slightly higher up the pitch playing in Rico Lewis's position, something almost unheard of for a CB.

[@dumpsteronfire23]

Fms talk about it alot. it not invention, it more like constant cycle of evolution using old tactics and refined it to solve a problem.

[@jehvanmontieth1292]

It's actually very old. Cruyf Barca did it, Van Gaal Ajax. Just off the top of my head. Even Sampoli Marseille.Pep even used it at bayern.

[@mrzimothy]

It wasn’t a 3-4-3 with a diamond, it was a box midfield (covered in the beginning of the video). Stones moved alongside Rodri as the double pivot. It is a difference in structure, as a double pivot functions much differently than a single pivot. What is cool to me is how Pep moves from a 4-3-3 or 4-4-2 in defense to how morphs into pretty much whatever he wants in attack.

[@jessebuursma6260]

@@mrzimothyno in the cl final against inter city used a diamond midfield with stones higher up in midfield

[@rodiermadiande249]

This is the shape he was looking to create at Barcelona during the last season. But not using the same player roles

[@HT3897]

This is why he is the Goat

[@skeletonkey6]

100 percent

[@iLOL4everything]

Seeing this formation unfold really highlighted Kovacic's position in the best possible way. Best player on the field IMO, from min 62-85 everyone was walking, while he ran the show. Take a bow Kova

[@florme6494]

This game backfired on Maresca. Chelsea played similar tactics (as you describe) vs inter, and City vs Manu. I know, and I think everyone knows cities weakness is pace running at and behind the back 3. Maresca wanted the middle completely blocked playing our 2 10’s on the wings and our 2 6’s, along with Enzo our 8 to stop Kova building up. My guess, the plan was to stop City scoring for the first 60 to 70 minutes. But then I was complexed why we didn’t introduce a front 3 of Neto Jackson and Noni. Cole in the 10, KDW coming on next to Lavia and moving forward to the left half space in attack. Allowing Gusto and Lavia the rest position of the two 6’s. The pace, trickery and creativity would have put us back in the game making it very awkward for City. Instead we continued to play gusto as both the right back and right winger which really stifled our attack. It was attack vs defence the whole match. Attack won.

[@biniz5919]

Not true the game was 50 - 50 the only difference is goal

[@danijelhrup9715]

Dude... Kovacich is such a monster, how he takes the ball in defense with such an ease and he's strong in duel, unbelievable, I watched him against Barca, than against Atalanta, then yesterday... More complete player than Rodry

[@bobofett3966]

Well he’s not a more complete player than Rodri but certainly after one season he has improved under Pep.

[@yanni2666]

Watch him play against Arsenal or Liverpool. Without Rodry, they are going to eat this guy alive

[@akbhandari3402]

@@bobofett3966 he was great at chelsea, same as city. he just didn't get enough limelight

[@Majikal.22]

​@yanni2666 Correct because arsenal an Liverpool know there system an way of playing Chelsea now learning there way an trust me Chelsea will beat plenty teams this season

[@AK-pw3oq]

Liked ur essay mate but u gone too far in last line 😂

[@Poussyeater-w5e]

I think this system can be well covered by a 442 diamond, where the opposition midfielders can go man for man with City's. The wingers as well can also be covered by a strong and pacy fullback. We all saw how well Carvajal managed Grealish last year.

[@benjaminndiawo606]

But they will be 1v1 with wingers who prey for those situations.,, normal 4-4-2 is the best solution with the 2 forward covering the middle blocking passing lanes into the advanced midfielders while the two wingers remain some how narrow but since they are 4 they are still stretched hence prevent 1v1 with the wingers

[@AkunnaIgwesi-xf6ew]

Yh I even experimented with it but the 4 diamond 2 was more effective and even if they switched it the 433 low block will still stop the and it back to the drawing board again for pep

[@benjaminndiawo606]

The two forwards are to defend deep enough to cut off passing lanes into advanced midfielders,, but am no manager 😂

[@AkunnaIgwesi-xf6ew]

@@benjaminndiawo606 that true but the this truly means the only way to beat city is with out the ball😔

[@BreezeElna-gi6di]

So that means one of the midfielder can drop off the box and receive since only the winger will be pressing the centerbacks

[@emmanueladvertz]

Funny thing is Maresca used something similar the this Diamond Midfield against Inter

[@elijahmbang2728]

Pep is a great Manager, makes the job look easy and I always apply this formation to my Football on Playstation😂😂💙

[@giwaazeezoluwaseyidele3306]

The success of this was because of the tactical nativity of the Chelsea team. I will like to see him do it against Liverpool and arsenal that are a team already unlike Chelsea who's struggling to play as a team

[@wrepresent]

This is one of the worst takes! Pep prepares for each team differently. Name the manager who won the 4 league titles in row! Clueless

[@giwaazeezoluwaseyidele3306]

@@wrepresent I don't understand what's clueless about that. You clearly just want to respond with your aggression. No one is berating peps ability to be flexible with his tactics. What he implemented here has flaws and even the narrator pointed it out. Chelsea weren't able to capitalize on it because of their own tactical naivity... You just want to talk I understand

[@theogreenaway7401]

this is literally what I thought pep should do when I thought about this yesterday weird

[@zeusraichdorofeev5871]

Pov: Gundogan makes him switch idea, he returns to the football he played 2 years ago and repeats the treble 🏆🏆🏆

[@jereflechis4014]

7:37 they about to kiss

[@bennzmc3049]

Yea.. this tactic was not new for Pep. But to train people or player into this tactic combination was very hard. Thats is why training Have to be done frequently.

[@marciallea-plaza4908]

Talk about Chelsea a little bit. Don’t you think Chelsea’s rebrand system under Maresca deserves some love??

[@foxxyfem983]

That's why he's the best...always ahead

[@Thunder.Elephant]

Brilliant for exposing opponent pivot😊

[@tinky_winky4220]

Arteta tried a 3-4-3 diamond last season against Nottingham forrest but decided against it

[@socialjoins]

We have had a diamond midfield. Our midfielders always play ou the blocks. Because we had lowaccess centrally last season. Really good midblock and low blocks. We did play 3-1-6 we dropped it cause we need partey for it. And we were still doing the havertz in the 8 crap. Even Ten hag tried a diamond early on in the season. Pep playing catch up.

[@thetruth4654]

City are going to win the PL trophy again.

[@christianluora236]

Moder football is built on positioning, the space players occupy and the timing in the transitions when defending, controlling the game and attacking. Nice insights from the breakdown.

[@suyashshukla8810]

But did anyone notice that KDB nd baranrdo silva weren't involved in the game that much, specially in the 1st half.

[@yungdkay1008]

They didn't need to, winning Chelsea is kinda easy you don't need to do much

[@MBryn]

Nothing to do with Peps plan..Chelsea took them out but Kovacic was the real engine..Chelsea didn't plan on him

[@ahmedbinrobiaa5043]

The master is back

[@kwesibilson2446]

Nagelsmann did something similar with Germany at the Euros.. Kroos LCB Andrich DM then the FBs move forward and the wingers tuck in with the number 10

[@shaunbuchanan9070]

Excellent analysis.

[@fillipe4700]

Sané/Sterling vibes

[@darkroid92]

Nah. Shittierling cannot do this at all

[@deadnicedave]

Fantastic analysis, thanks very much, Lewis was superb yesterday

[@ademirca4621]

Pep is just a genius

[@CosmoOfTheKramers]

The football fan in me hates City (for 115 obvious reasons) and Pep (for his Barca roots, intensely dislike the club for historical reasons ), but the football nerd in me absolutely adores Pep for how intelligent his tweaks and changes to his footballing schemes are. It's such a weird feeling having the nerd part in me watch his football in awe and joy, and at the end of the match, the fan in me wrinkles his nose in disgust lol

[@aravindrajp33]

🤡

[@ianmig]

Glad to see that I'm not the only one.

[@Aman-ti4qu]

What historical reasons I’m curious?

[@ashfaqsheikh3134]

Real Madrid fan 👀💀😂 lol

[@dagiz0232]

the football fan in you hates them b/c They are sooooooooooooo good. Plz don't tell me you loved city before the 115 charges. this 115 is just becoming an excuse for haters.

[@alykoresh1957]

great as always but i wished you talked about what chelsea was doing more

[@Envi-10]

They had to press aggressively in a Diamond shape 4-1-2-1-2

[@nellyprince7366]

Interesting one. However I'm curious to know how he'll setup in games vs Arsenal and Liverpool who are a massive threat in transition especially with a single pivot.

[@ozedacoca]

Lol i literally created the same tatic on the ball on fm a few weeks ago a 4-2-3-1 with a libero being the pivot on the ball creating a diamond

[@ciroaitollo5373]

Pep is Pepping again

[@md5hash932]

This was very good explaining all situation.

[@tersooachiatar5499]

I saw shades of the 3-1-5 in United's games vs Fulham and the diamond in the middle and the overloads don't know if they can be consistent with it. I noticed many teams are looking to press quite high leading to mistakes this season will have a lot of tactical tweaks. I thought wolves played very well against Arsenal. It will be an interesting season ahead. Can you analyse the Arsenal vs wolves game?

[@alexsw2967]

I would like you to do more complex video on maresca’s Chelsea specifically, since you have not really covered his approach and ideas at Chelsea yet

[@adedayooyegunju828]

It is still early days to be honest. Maybe after the international break we will most likely have a clearer picture of the pulse of the team. Ultimately I think we will be fine.

[@SeverinoCatule]

Im interested to see what he is imagining to use as alternative to Haaland because he had Alvarez which was a useful false nine that gave the team more freedom.

[@wisdomnzube4121]

I haven't forgotten Pep Guardiola first season, Epl fans were calling him Fraud... He's found out

[@calebkayyeboah893]

Your analysis is superb... How do you do that?

[@wisdomnzube4121]

That's the same thing Maresca was doing in preseason... but his team is yet to perfect it

[@georgeclark2868]

So what you're telling me is he's reverted back to Prine Barca but instead of Dani Alves on the right and Messi drifting to CAM, the right back drifts in and the CAM is freed

[@Thimex]

Please can you do a tactical analysis on PSG’s First game of the season

[@Majikal.22]

Pep had to change his tactics because Enzo know him very well an the game was evenly balance ,just man city was more clinical with there chances

[@82DC]

If you go back to Cruyff’s Barcelona team when Pep was playing he’s basically using the same tactics in possession 3-diamond-3

[@eddyabasi-adannabuk3826]

So even pep is using a 3-1-6. Seems we will see a lot of teams using it this season

[@khaebrizzy9885]

What about what Chelsea looked to do with the ball, how they succeeded and failed, what they could have done better... been waiting for a video from you on Chelsea or Maresca but you never did one, since he was announced, all the preseason games and to match day one, nada... "How Pep is solving City's biggest problem?", how about how Maresca is trying to fix Chelsea's biggest problems??

[@rolandtb3]

Jackson's touch, finish, offsides. Neto will begin to make more contributions. Play Nkunku as the 9 for now.

[@jonnyso1]

I was just thinking about how much of a difference it makes to have center backs that are good on the ball

[@CaptainCreampie69]

You have to give up the wide area as it is the farthest from goal and force them to make crosses in. Go ahead and keep possession then you are 2v1 against Haarland who wile decent in the air is not Klose , Crouch or Ronaldo in the air.

[@boatengkenwell1060]

Can you please analyse more games rather than just the big games please

[@bensonelisa3225]

The best formation to beat these for me is mid block pressing of 4-4-1-1 one striker to press CB of city who want to progress build na and Attacking midfielder to move with Kovacic by shadow marking then wingers to press those CB of city who want to dribble on flanks

[@ademirca4621]

Thanks

[@MiskerSeleshe]

Mateo is one of the best if not the best ball progresser in world football he is just press resistant

[@patrickhaley4569]

This is basically a less caffeinated version of Bielsa's 3-3-1-3 using Bernardo Silva as the enganche.

[@montecoucou53]

The margins were smaller than this video suggests. I’m convinced that with Lukaku, Chelsea would have scored. But I’m equally convinced that I’ve just given many of you an excuse to batter him once again.

[@SuperFootballDrills]

I think you'll find that Fofana is ball watching and takes his eye off Bernardo and he gets the touch for the assist. The 2 players marking Haaland, Colwill and Curcurella should have dealt with it. Defensive mistakes.

[@LivFC]

This system is good enough for the midtable league teams but it won't work in the UCL against fast counterattacking teams like Real Madrid or maybe even Liverpool in the Prem becuz these teams are too good on the counter and City's defence will be left vulnerable.

[@KJ-yb5zk]

Good analysis but I felt that you should have also talked about Chelsea's style of play too. It was too one sided, maybe even bias

[@vanalphahanyati8645]

This system will really suit Savio and Doku as wingers. Reducing KDB and Foden minutes

[@nkululeko899]

The KDB and Gundo combination is back too.

[@Gafr171]

Nice video, thanks

[@kymani-b3b]

Yo u should become a mananger yourself your exegellent at explaining tactics😭🙏🏽🙏🏽🔥💯💯❤❤

[@michaelmirekuakoto5243]

Same tactics Maresca used against Inter Milan

[@Hentzau.]

And Maresca bases his tactics off Pep. So you get what you just said there?

[@keifyboi6913]

​@Hentzau. Football nowadays is basically 90% using peps tactics against him😂 The only ones who don't is ancelotti. He's been using his same tactics since milan lol People hated on him so much but now adopted everything about him. Pep revolutionised football

[@yungdkay1008]

​@@keifyboi6913ancelotti don't use same tactics, he changes tactics aswell I don't know where everyone got their narrative from

[@999SHTg]

pass to vini and rodrygo 😂​ Just kidding no need to be upset😅@@yungdkay1008

[@keifyboi6913]

@@yungdkay1008 its well documented that the backbone of His tactics is literally his old tactics that adapts as the game goes on. There's multiple videos on it. Seedorf- tcho Modric - pirlo gattuso - valverde Bellingham- kaka Shevchenko- vini Crespo- rodrygo If you don't want to see it then that's on you. Likewise back then, as the game goes on there's different tactical changes which is directly copy n pasted from his old book with modern players. If you're old enough it's even visible through the screen let alone being in the stadium because you'd have seen it before... from HIM.

[@anythingfootball24]

This is Chelsea pattern of play not city If u watch Chelsea vs inter milan u will see this very well with Enzo Fernandez playing wat u said KDB is playing

[@stevenwest0]

Wow I did notice the RB kept drifting into mid/Cam and I just thought he was shit out of position. But watching this shows I'm the clueless shit 😆 if this is actually Peps new tactic

[@emanuellmee]

Didn't Enzo use same diamond vs inter Milan, with gusto playing the role lewis played?

[@samwang5831]

After losing the FA cup to Utd who took full advantage of the high up FB, Pep changed the formation

[@JackPaul-vs3bq]

Chelsea was pretty clueless though. I don't think this City side would've beaten Arsenal yesterday. Mind you, I absolutely despise Arsenal.

[@ottok2076]

Chelsea had more xg (1,01) vs City (0,77). The difference was the Kovacic wonderstrike (bad Sanchez goalkeeping too) and having Haaland as your striker (compared to Jackson). Both the eye test and the stats suggest the game was fairly even. Calling Chelsea’s performance clueless is simply untrue.

[@JackPaul-vs3bq]

@@ottok2076 I knew someone would pull out the XG stats. So much good that did us last season. Mind you, this wasn't even a full-strength City team. Chelsea were clueless when it mattered.

[@ottok2076]

@@JackPaul-vs3bq Ok define ”clueless”. I seriously don’t know what you mean by that. Because Chelsea controlled large parts of the game. Got in to good positions in City’s final third. Problem was the individual quality of GK and ST and the fact we played Nkunku out of position, as a touchline winger. If you define ”clueless” as the lack of quality by GK and ST, I agree. If you define ”clueless” as the situations when Nkunku had the ball out wide and Chelsea needed 1v1 quality(which just isn’t Nkunku’s game), I agree. But if you look at the bigger picture, going toe to toe against city(despite them missing few key players, still impressive) isn’t a clueless performance. It’s just not.

[@darki3sama]

​@@JackPaul-vs3bqBoy hush, lemme enlighten u. 1. If Kyle walker starter he won't invert like rico lewis because he can't invert, so one of peps weapons is down 2. Savinho was City's best winger and if u think Foden coming on did a good job or an even similar job then u musy be clueless 3. Don't get me started on Anthony Taylor Chelsea weren't good buh facing a City team that has changed tactics to fix problems they have exploited last season, it's actually impressive

[@Rock__Dawg]

No it wouldn't, but City on first match are at their weakest. But we happy that Pep is solving problems from last season, even before our best 11 is back

[@Thegdee]

Every season, Pep reinvents City, other managers are simply not thinking at this level. In Pep We Trust. BMR.

[@eghoghonedobor2321]

This was the same approach or formation that Chelsea used against Inter Milan in their last match...

[@abhijitvishnu]

The diamond is bad for city.. you need to have wingers tuck in the half space.. while they have three at the back you need have four man screen or have 4-3-2AM-1 where wingers play as AM shift quickly out wide when you win the ball, with a CM running in the opposite side of the wing you shift the ball out to..

[@wrepresent]

You know better than Pep? What a clown take

[@abhijitvishnu]

@@wrepresent how do you think utd were able to choke them.. im not sure you watch citys matches.. im a utd fan but i watch city for peps tactical brilliance.. Moreover go through the stats and you ll see what im implying..

[@taffydimples]

Nothing new here, most of the decent managers out there keep tweaking and evolving their systems and tactics each season. I saw Arteta doing something new in pre-season and also last season

[@wrepresent]

What has Arteta won? Don’t even try to disrespect Pep, you wanka

[@symplespyce6707]

.....ye just give them the title already

[@m4767]

But you can’t tell me this worked though, chelsea exposed this team but couldn’t convert. Box or diamond will have the same weakness. i.e., team with quick wingers will eat them alive because of how the FBs push up. Why Ten Hag’s system against pep always work

[@philopatearmahrous6445]

How do I analyse and notice these tactics when am watching by myself?

[@shubhamjangid9428]

Chelsea created good chances imo, finishing was not at par but hats off to pep for showing his master class again and again.

[@crazydragon8-t]

In Football Perfection is not possible it is a zero sum game..😅

[@chesscomsupport8689]

Why are there 2 Peps in the photos at the beginning?

[@faris8745]

Isn't that the formation he used against Chelsea in the UCL second leg back then

[@gurleennagra5991]

As lfc fan can you do a video about arne slots tactics please

[@MisoSoup-zm4my]

They are only few genius Managers in the world and he is one of them

[@mlungisimkhize983]

Why Enzo Maresca didn't play a 4-5-1 to combat that I don't know why.

[@Mctokento]

Believe it or not Chelsea out played man city, the confident for Chelsea players to hold ball nuke the ball without fear against 5 times champions, seven years pep Guardiola team… with Felix and victor osihme…. Bench Enzo start Dewsbury, Palmer in 10 position…. They will beat man city… pep first season in PL will tell you Enzo maresca will do well only the owners will fail Chelsea….. maresca played good football… still learning the team and players.

[@yassinelkhafif8497]

Keeping Gallagher would’ve solved all their problems he is more of a 6 and arguably a better 8 than Enzo who has to be tried in all midfield positions to work in this system

[@Striker-ur2fi]

Can you talk about what Arteta does sometimes pls thanks

[@ataladin87]

1:46 bruh....thats been my tactic since dls19

[@SymphonyOfDestruct99]

It's a derivation from Cruyff's 3313

[@sbnjau8963]

Name of the soundtrack?

[@luisriccardobernocco55]

The crazy thing is that they have one of the best strikers in the world and 90% of their playstyle does not involve him!