Klopp's Tactics Behind The Greatest Season | Liverpool's 2019/20 Tactics | How Klopp Improved LFC |

Jurgen Klopp has led Liverpool to one of the greatest seasons of all time. But what tactics have led to this? Let's take a look
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[@FootballMadeSimple]

What other changes have you noticed? *At 00:40 the Liverpool and City stats should be switched around

[@msmjsiajdgdhsjajahgshsjaje8990]

Great vid bro

[@shantanusinha2828]

At 6:04 it says "Long Balls per game" instead of "Crosses per Game"

[@underratedman]

at 7:46 another mistake

[@shantanusinha2828]

7:52 "Headed goals/90" is wrong

[@aswinp.v2604]

There is only 9 outfield players in the opposition team at 03:29

[@galacticoti9788]

Klopp masterered direct and simple football that is perfected and still has room for improvement

[@pablo-xx4684]

If liverpool sign a good striker that good at moving around, have good pace, and good at heading, they will be invincible. At the same time TAA and robertson will feed him with quality cross

[@MoejiiOsmanTV]

With timo werner that team will be completed. They will dominate for many years

[@stonedfinn3649]

Pablo_XX we have Firmino, but he obviously isnt a proper striker but instead a superb false 9. but There is still Divock Origi who is a great striker.

[@leerobbo92]

@@stonedfinn3649 Origi isn't a great striker by any means. He's scored important goals for sure, but he's not consistent enough outside of big games. His touch is heavy at times, his movement isn't good enough, and he's not improved anywhere near as much as you'd like since we signed him. Outside of a backup left back and Lovren, he's the main person that needs replacing IMO.

[@stonedfinn3649]

leerobbo92 really, are you Sure about That. Id he‘d played more than he has he would have Scored More goals. He showed his class especially against everton when we wow 5:2

[@102006221]

"Gives them freedom to fail" that the main key! Again and again and again. Klopp the boss

[@tonyb9735]

Compare and contrast to Jose Mourinho who does the exact opposite but who has also been extremely successful. It just goes to show, there is no one way to win at football. On the other hand I enjoy watching Klopp's teams, so there is that.

[@efanferdiantowibowo9610]

Contrast to pep guardiola who prefers possesion and slow build up, take minimal risk of losing the ball

[@taiteakopyte1286]

Contrast to Sir Alex Ferguson who used to give his players...the legendary "hair-dryer" lecture at half-times😁

[@pmfnr]

I was so happy to show this to my son.

[@omalone1169]

@@pmfnr just a shame the break and then covid messed up their momentum

[@keithdalitso5175]

This channel deserves way more subscribers it's madly underrated

[@FootballMadeSimple]

Thank you!

[@yrekucf775]

@@FootballMadeSimple facts, I just subscribed

[@keithdalitso5175]

@@FootballMadeSimple you're welcome.. please continue with the excellent content , you're definitely on the right track

[@samuelbiswas615]

Football Made Simple your content is really really good and I’m not tryna be rude but there’s like four mistakes in this video with statistics it was a bit confusing

[@giles815]

Fabinho has proven to be another great luxury and cog to have in the Klopp machine. Big, physical, accurate passing and can rip a long shot like Gerrard. He owns that midfield

[@TheBusbyBabes]

its a shame for football they dont get to celebrate their first premier league trophy the way they deserve to

[@TheBusbyBabes]

@OSA i think you mean rival teams achievements?

[@TheBusbyBabes]

OSA np :)

[@madlfcdc5890]

Thoughtful comment from a real football fan. Yes it's a shame but after 30 years of waiting, the title is more important than the method of celebration. Lives come first so we Liverpool fans will take it any way it comes to us and celebrate in our own way... but we still have to win the damn thing first! We are not there just yet.

[@mancity1802]

That's a good thing that means they will still have the momentum to win

[@MoejiiOsmanTV]

They will have a parade In August, there's noway they won't celebrate in Liverpool without a huge parade which will be bigger then the ucl parade which will be hard to beat of u saw the videos of that parade

[@mauriciogutierrez1354]

Klopp’s entire tactical philosophy is centered around defense. The high-press and Geigenpressing to win the ball back within seconds of losing possession informs how Liverpool begin their attacking phase. This becomes less important as they face deeper-playing and defensive teams that freely allow them possession, but is the first thing that Klopp instill in his teams.

[@Levy_Music]

You missed one, Joel Matip effect. If Joel play, sometimes he'll run over the enemies defence to confused LFC attack.

[@hkia7893]

Don't forget, Liverpool also without fabinho for quite sometime due to injury. Even when he was back, he didn't play the same level he used to. So, I would add another thing is how well Henderson took fab role

[@ComradeOgilvy1984]

What Klopp has mastered is using the whole field. Long balls are just part of the arsenal. Liverpool has developed far past relying on full metal football to discomfort the opposition, and now knows how to ratchet up and down the pressing on the fly to get almost as many counter opportunities while more efficiently using their energy to grind down the opposition. Few teams has even a prayer to cope, except by using a low block; but if the wingbacks are not consistently pressured they have to survive 20 accurate crosses to hope for a 0-0 result. ManU, Watford, Atletico have shown such tactics are not hopeless, but they are certainly not easy to execute.

[@tyo007]

Other than the switch, Liverpool defensive line are very comfortable with the ball and pressure resistant. In addition that, there are Henderson and sometimes Milner who are able to support the defensive duty. Problem is that if two of the defensive partnership (either GK DM or CB) got injured, they would've got some problem and had to adjust.

[@jasonwong07081]

minor addition: vvd moves up the pitch even as a midfield role to make runs to receive crosses or make additional passes into the penalty area when they are chasing goals while the other centreback in the lineup (eg. matip/gomez) tends to stagger behind vvd as a lone defender, so when opposition teams go on the counter, the other centreback can stall 1v1 situations so that vvd's quick pace enables him to catch up and help defend its an excellent video by all means, really hope you get more subscribers and make more videos like this!

[@hanklesacks]

Great manager, great team, one of the best ever seen in football. Teams simply can’t cope with the speed, intensity and directness, at times they look like they have no weakness which is scary. Teams will be sitting extra deep against them with more bodies next season, so it’ll be interesting to see how they cope.

[@ComradeOgilvy1984]

Simply sitting deep has been attempted by the majority of teams for the last 2-3 seasons, and it usually ends very poorly. Solskjaer showed that it is possible to pressure the wingbacks while maintaining a classic low block. I think it has been apparent for a while that some variant of that defense is the weakness of both Liverpool and ManCity, as demonstrated by ManU and Norwich respectively. Klopp needs someone like Keita who can confidently carry ball through traffic to the top of the box and cause the defense to scramble in order to break down these defenses -- that is what opened up the defense at Old Trafford. Ox sometimes can do this, too, but impressive as his long range shooting is that is just not reliable enough. (Guardiola needs KdB, although Sterling or Mahrez having a good day is often good enough.)

[@hanklesacks]

ComradeOgilvy1984 Watford played with 6 at the back and they neutralized liverpool

[@ComradeOgilvy1984]

@@hanklesacks Watford is hardly the first team to walk onto the pitch with that game plan. It is "neutralized Liverpool" when it works. It is "put to the sword by Liverpool" when it doesn't. In recent history, there are five dozen of examples of the second, and of the first we can count on one hand. Liverpool were not at their best against Atletico and Watford. While it is important to give the opposition credit for doing their part well, sometimes there is no profound lesson to be learned except the weakest part of Liverpool's game that everyone already knew about is still the weakest part of their game, and unluck and less sharpness on a day can cost them. Seriously, did these losses actually teach anyone anything they did not already know?

[@hanklesacks]

ComradeOgilvy1984 Yes, atletico and watford exploited liverpool’s weakest side of they were game hence they were found out, it wasn’t just an off day, especially against atletico over TWO LEGS, don’t be delusional mate. This is why i said they will have it rougher in the future when teams like watford start to be more prevalent with 6 at the back

[@ComradeOgilvy1984]

@@hanklesacks "Found out" is supposed to mean something important? Because the results of those games showed me exactly nothing I did not know, for well over a year. Liverpool's weakness is the same one that the fans having been talking about for a long while, which is why the Reds midfield attracts so many passionate arguments. The difference this year is Hendo and Gini played so amazingly that the well known weakness just did not matter.

[@deinieltapiaa891]

Could you make a video about how the individual quality of a player affects tactically?

[@londonwest6798]

9:26 during build up from deep, the full backs also look to send a curving ball down the flanks for mane and salah who utilize their pace to run in behind the opposition defenders and run into the box

[@damianmonzillo6058]

Love your channel no matter what team’s tactics you’re breaking down.

[@taiteakopyte1286]

Permission to fail eventually sows seeds of trust and team chemistry...and if that reaps into fruition, it gets more and more dangerous, especially if your squad is much younger and raw talented... Please on next video, comparison of Sir Alex Ferguson's man utd and Klopp's Liverpool

[@sherifmakki482]

but the most dangerous players in Liverpool it's Arnold and Roberson

[@tonyb9735]

Bobby.

[@sladecodm7117]

You forgot the monster van dijk

[@pheelloqhasane337]

Tactical master when football becomes art 🤔⚽️🔥🙏🏿

[@muffin10ization]

Great video again. One thing i like about Klopps Liverpool team as well is the work out of mane and salah to drop back in and defend out wide and give Liverpools midfield 3 good cover and balance.

[@henryreturns1397]

So to summarize Klopp's Tactics : - Extremely high pressure - Physical peak to keep pressuring the opponent - Speed , Dribble , and keep Running all game even if you don't have the ball - Allison Becker as goalkeeper and have great game with the foot (that assist he have to Salah against United is amazing) - Solid defense that shuts down all threats and keep the momentum of the team - Have an overall solid team, do not just rely on one player (Barcelona relies on Messi so much that if Messi has a bad day, Barca is dead)

[@user-vg9bo2uf1p]

Why are you bringing Barca here🤨

[@dankid8856]

High pressure doesnt happen all the time

[@tommyshelbyobe9098]

@@user-vg9bo2uf1p example

[@zaahirallie6712]

@@user-vg9bo2uf1p quick corner done deal.

[@roolo78]

Barcelona have a new coach now, and we're hoping we would see changes.

[@littlegreenguy4130]

Would be great also to analyze how the team plays defensively, and not just when holding on to a certain result or when they lose the ball. You got me subbed anyway!

[@Kingmofit]

3:25 November 10th 2019, Man City vs Liverpool, city press TAA and cut off immediate options who then switches to robertson who crosses to salah who then scores a header

[@ozonzechibudike4293]

One of my favorite goals this season

[@omalone1169]

@@ozonzechibudike4293 and the quality of the pass

[@Fgd231]

Newcomer to this channel but quality content here 👏🏿

[@ndzalamangobeni4412]

You kept it simple...thank you for the vid, very nice work, sir. Thank you.

[@yassineheida1526]

first of all I want yp express my admiration of your work, analysis and finally a big up for the graphic designer in your previous videos. I agree with most of your points. I think there's an issue to clarify on players changing positions during the game. you talked about the front 3. and yes it is one of heir strongest weapon and as you said the midfielders also way in at crucial moments to create spaces. but I don't know if you've seen what happened during the atletico Madrid last match. I remember if it was during the last 10 m of the game but specially during extra time, van dyck was the front center of the team. I don't grasp the whole tactical idea but I think the shifting roles under kloop is much more complicated than just the front three shifting to cause difficulties on defensive marking. I think or I would love to see a whole episode dedicated to shifting position. specially that game where vandick took fermino's place during extra time

[@swixy9123]

This Chanel is amazing highly underrated but i am learning so much as a soccer player thank you so much for your videos. Best soccer channel keep up the great work

[@nosleep7287]

You mean Football

[@danielcoman2078]

The center backs often push very wide, allowing Fabinho more space to be creative. This can be countered by leaving a striker in between the enter backs and a ball playing attacking false nine to pick out the pass. Liverpool like to push high, and this can be countered by drawing them in by passing around the back, and once the defensive line is far enough, use a pacey striker or winger to run in behind. This will make Liverpool o think they have you right where they want you, because they often force the long ball, but in fact, all the teams don’t pick out the through ball; they just clear the ball. To utilize this potential weakness to its maximum, use a defensive line who’s cool under pressure and a keeper who’s comfortable on the ball. While this may be found in Ederson, City’s back line lacks the confidence to pick out the through ball, and this this is why Liverpool have been so clinical with this tactic. Don’t get me wrong; I’m a Liverpool fan through and through, but I just can’t help finding these weaknesses within their impressive play.

[@MrBenk2k]

not really a tactic reason, but key figure in the team is Alisson, he is such a goalkeeper. Wheneever you have a good GK, then it gives confidence to others. Two wingbacks, TAA and Robbo have a very big impact to defense and offense. When derby Merseyside ended 0-0, you can feel the lost of Robbo in the left. Although Gomez is a good defender in the left resulted TAA have a heavy attacked his side and stopped him to attack like usual. VvD well he is like tough wall. While in midfield, Fabinho I think is the main anchor. He can defend, have a good pass, and sometimes cannon ball. Literally, Klopp don't need an attacking MF as much as he needs a box-to-box MF or MF who can cover much areas ad possible. And of course, the famous front 3. What can we say about them? Some say Firmino, or Mane, but Salah has proved us so many in the last 2 seasons he capable of. I hope this team can conquer some trophies before they reached 31 or 32 years old :D

[@nareshmurugan7515]

1.Diagonals, 2.Switching, 3.Bombarding crosses, 4.pacy,tuck-in wingers, 5.Firmino.... Essence of the KLOPP’s side

[@dikoenatsolo5561]

4. Inverted wingers

[@Schubertz08]

4. Inside forwards

[@wvu05]

Don't forget having an absolute beast with Van Dijk. It's not easier to take chances in the front when you have someone like that keeping things secure in the back.

[@1258-Eckhart]

Excellent graphics and well-paced voiceover.

[@akashdalvi2683]

Add some actually game video to make videos more intresting although very good work done ❤️

[@ojasmedhekar449]

Mane keeps on the run even in a failed pass as the high press there is always a neseccity to mark them and thus the ball usually is sent to mane for a great in the box pass

[@N12_Tactics]

Great Video learnt so much!

[@rationalnepali9782]

Can you make video on Ole's tactical masterclass.? He has best tactics in PL.

[@adz8289]

KZbinrs : Tactical Masterclass Klopp : ‘Just run where you want’ Hahahah, fantastic vid mate. Can’t wait to grab the title 😍

[@sunblanket2925]

With the help of VAR... think I'm lying? search "Liverpool beat Wolves thanks to VAR".

[@adz8289]

Sun Blanket liverpool literally have one of the worst var records this season lol get a life

[@Makkajakka]

@@sunblanket2925 Man United have earned more points from VAR decisions than Liverpool. Keep crying!

[@atulbhalerao684]

Awesome analysis!

[@adhamsalem8752]

Great guys. How about trying to add photos or videos of the team shape during analysis

[@samuellopes6187]

Could you please make a video on death of no 10 midfielder. Midfielder evolutin from Zidane to Kevin De Bruyne. Difficulties in adaption. And how De bruyne is the perfect modern day midfielder.

[@MyOwnMJ]

Please next Tim Walter's Holstein Kiel or VfB Stuttgart. As an alternative Holstein Kiel U19-team of season 19/20 that has gone viral on Twitter. Maybe the most interesting approaches at the moment!

[@frankieshankly5368]

Thx, keep it simple

[@raymondeng2017]

If Liverpool can add Son Heung Min to their squad to compete with the current front 3, it will be perfect

[@pavlenikic9712]

i still think Ruben Neves would be perfect fit, fabinhi neves henderson. needs a bit more creativity in mid, + he can shoot. reminds me of a poor mans gerrard

[@ComradeOgilvy1984]

Yes and no. Love Son, and he would fit well in Klopps system, but Liverpool are not likely to pay top dollar for a player over 25 in the next couple years. With 3 years left on his contract the Spurs will not let him go cheaply. Liverpool has a squad with a number of key players peaking and aging nicely together. Son would be a good transfer, but not a great one. LFC is in a position of strength in the transfer market and can afford to focus on great transfers.

[@omalone1169]

@@ComradeOgilvy1984 I think Ronny shattered our age conventions

[@akmalrodzi4633]

Was Klopp did was made Liverpool a machine ; German Engineering. This team is a prime example of integration technology and statistics into the game and how to make the best use of it. This is a modern football.

[@simonng7129]

Sometimes I also reckon Klopp played 4-2-2-2, with Salah and Firmino up front, Mane and Henderson on the side, with the purpose to overload the opposition left back and right back with the support of TAA and Robertson. It always came in when the tradition 4-3-3 was not working and this 4-2-2-2 was the most effective in the first couple of minutes from changes. Milner was always brought in at later stage to stabilize the team and to hold on the lead.

[@DarkPhoenix89]

I noticed that he still uses his signature gegenpress tactics. Lose the ball, get it back immediately and counter. It's a simple, but brilliant philosophy.

[@MoejiiOsmanTV]

Timo werner is basically one of the last pieces of the jigsaw puzzle IMO even tho I think klopp has alrdy made the perfect team that fits his system

[@HiddenGhul]

This just makes me miss watching them more

[@santhoshkumar.b9252]

I see one thing in every system that the shape of 3-4-3 comes... This is why Cruyff made Barca play 3-4-3 and now it followed by everyone... Legend for a reason... Cruyff ❤️💙

[@fishyfish6510]

Finally a fellow Indian who knows Cruijff. 🙌

[@edroshan9350]

You are absolutely right. But the Dutch legend typically followed 4-3-3 and on transition it forms a 3-4-3 with the forward often tucks into midfield to get that diamond midfield for outnumbering the opposition back 4. But once Cruyff mentioned that, if he has a ruthless No:9 like Van basten/Nistelrooy or someone like Romario, he would have definitely go for 4-3-3, as because he doesn't need to outnumber the opponents to get that goal.

[@tonyb9735]

@@edroshan9350 Ahhhh Romario! Thank you for remembering him to me. I haven't thought about hi for years. What a great player he was.

[@colouredIncognito]

But hurt 'fans': 'void the season' It will cure Covid-19 ofcourse

[@colouredIncognito]

Same fans: ’finish the Cl!’

[@aushimdas7481]

Well, the Premier League starts in 2 weeks

[@colouredIncognito]

@@aushimdas7481 calling it now, some will still claim an asterisk of some sort

[@MorralesPT]

You've gotta understand a lot about football and tactics to "simply" explain it in a video like this. As the wise man said..."If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough"

[@brimzim1967]

Klopp one of the best managers in Europe

[@percivalmtungwa1114]

I just gave this its 1000th like.

[@thetacticsshow7812]

Awesome big fan sir

[@databoy94]

Can you please make a video on what tactics Watford used in their win against Liverpool?

[@marcomargarita2855]

Next video on Juventus under lippi(3 consecutive's UCL final)?

[@siutadru]

You can do a video on why they are conceding 2nd half equalisers

[@Andrea-re3dn]

Ragnick tactics please Great video btw

[@needfoolthings]

Racnic tactic?

[@jusjord2414]

In 4231wide in defensive, assumin the team drops back, would you say the full backs and DMs cut passin lanes or intercept aggressively?

[@wvu05]

I still remember the 4-3 against Man City. The way they shut them down almost as soon as Klopp did a sweeping motion with his arm as if to say that it's time for the Gegenpress was a thing of beauty. As a neutral watching (Chelsea fan), I have to say that was an amazing game.

[@brianbates212]

Scoreline was deceptive in that match, City really didn't have a sniff at goal until Can was pulled other than Karius being beat near post by Sane. Can completely bullied the MC midfield that day.

[@wvu05]

@@brianbates212 Indeed. For my money, that was the game of the season.

[@przemekbrzezinski513]

can you make more detailed viddeo about Klopp's Liverpool pressing system?

[@bdt5096]

Next you should do a video on Mourinho at his first stint at Chelsea

[@naeemmajid6908]

henderson's roll is key he at times moves in to the back 3 and then at times playes as the wide man and then at times goes in too high central middfield....their needs to be a video made for all this movement......not many players could do the roll henderson has done for liverpool this season....he is not the best middfielder in the world but what he did this season tacticaly was world class and very very few could have done. it will be intresting too see keta play in the middfield 3 because he can thread the ball through the lines alot more then winaldrum or fabinio or henderson.....could we see fab moving back and having keta used more or could we see keta replace fab and play from deep and henderson doing what he did this season...... could fab play further forward when henderson playes in the 3. winaldrum will been too up his game even further because he can do more in my opinion......can firminio play from deeper

[@ariastrwn7933]

Genius

[@youssefelghndour7573]

Next video Quique setién Barca Tactic??

[@ahmethakan2348]

I have no idea about Gerrard Rangers tactics. Could he be a replacement for Klopp in the future? Please make a video about it

[@bugsy007]

0:30 Damn! I wish I looked like that.

[@bulumknomagongwa7667]

Wei Loong Cheng me too bro. Look at that beautiful specimen. 😩 Just have my kids Juergen. I’m a Man Utd fan by the way

[@fishyfish6510]

If I was a girl I would not have a crush on any of the younger players I would have one on Jurgen Klopp

[@Danooooooooo]

That intro though

[@nrn2502]

Do you mind doing a video of Bayern levakusean

[@sauravdahal208]

Next video on Mourinho.

[@omalone1169]

Wdym And which era

[@goonertony]

Can you make a video to talk about Bayer Leverkusen

[@ToxicAfricanKing]

German managers are brilliant. Klopp is simply one of the many.

[@lc1777]

which software you use mate

[@1926PlovdivCity]

hey man i dont know if you can or cant do something about it but the green you use here is a bit hard on the eyes /dont know if it is just me or not/ if you can do somthing about it thanks if you cant well thanks anyway

[@sarnobat2000]

Wow this is so complicated. I thought fans were bluffing when they talk about tactics but no way could this be.

[@DocTommy1972]

Ismaila Sarr has entered the chat, but AWB should memorize the video, especially the bit about Trent

[@abstraqtphilosophy7357]

hahahahahahahahahahaha

[@rgwrgw2278]

There’s one concerning thing. You can say that fullbacks are the ones who play the playmaker role at liverpool. They almost play like midfielders and cross the ball in countless times. Meanwhile, the central midfielders like wijnaldum and henderson stay in the back and cover up the space where normally fullbacks should be at. However, just like how you described ‘freedom to fail’, this long ball system is impossible to be the most accurate way in attack. And when opposition team consistently puts a marking man on liverpool’s fullbacks, then the build-up can be really frustrating that day. And it has happened multiple times this season inspite of the amazing record in the league. Every team knows how to play against liverpool. It was the mentality and individuals’ brilliance that played a big part in managing for them to come this far. I honestly doubt how long they can keep this system up. Only if keita could stay fit or chamberlain didn’t suffer that huge injury, things would’ve been different, but yeah.

[@AngelMartinez-ut1lm]

I’m still wondering how they lost to Watford...🤦‍♂️

[@martynstembridge7714]

Too comfortable .... Liverpool being SO far ahead in the league has seen them ease off in recent games. Plus every title winning team will have a few dodgy performances ...

[@fishyfish6510]

It's football mate, it's unpredictable and it's why we love the beautiful game.

[@hanklesacks]

Martyn Stembridge Nah, liverpool were just found out and watford neutralized them 3-0. Liverpool typically tend to attack with 5 players, with the full backs being the main playmakers, watford managed to shut them off by having them man marked by deolefeu and sarr

[@rendaninetshisaulu669]

When Hendo is playing a 6 he often drops to RCB position..Forming a 3-4-3 /3-2-5 formation.

[@azarolizxa8579]

Hankle Sacks Mate, almost all of the Liverpool players at that game were lethargic. If it was just a case of them being found out, they would still have run around with the same energy as in other games. Perhaps more so. But they just weren't running until the subs came on. In addition, Klopp didn't seem to care much about the goals despite how passionate he usually is.

[@parthnb]

Make one for 2020 21.

[@akshatbetala2813]

Look as a Man United fan this team is amazing but they will be a great team if they win over and over. Other teams will improve. Teams like Chelsea, man United and arsenal are all on the right track

[@Schubertz08]

All those teams are light years behind Liverpool and City. It is gonna take atleast 2-3 years before they reach that level IF they get their transfers right. Both these teams are winning a minimum of 10 games in a row. Man Utd, Chelsea and Spurs can't even string 5 wins in a row. I'm not gonna mention Arsenal because they are horrible. Although they are improving under Arteta.

[@akshatbetala2813]

@@Schubertz08 I agree with you on this. It will take massive rebuilding

[@kyoichiyamasaki4811]

i feel really genius when i watch this

[@riadenheuvel2066]

First view I sleep on the channel

[@maheshshrestha8213]

would have been a great video if real game video was used to demonstrate analysis

[@randyvolare1465]

what music is it

[@underratedman]

7:46

[@lallenard]

10/10 video, boys, but the “preferred personnel” started together in the league exactly 0 times - the only game in which those XI started together was ATMA away

[@dikoenatsolo5561]

Only bcoz of Gomez🙄

[@dikoenatsolo5561]

But this is Liverpools stongest side

[@brianbates212]

Which just goes to show that all the claims that Liverpool won because they didn't have any injuries is a bunch of nonsense. The fact is they had a fair few injuries but the players from the bench dialed right in and did the job.

[@chaupiamarighambi5859]

Who's here after this seasons disaster class

[@itznubz8512]

this ain't really a tactic but the counter attacking drill is also known as gegenpressing. :)

[@TheeIdol]

Awe what you say ekse

[@emmanuelkofyagyapong6382]

As i see liverpool using the 4231 only for the fiffensive phase does thay mean that the era of the 4231 is dead?

[@triqmusic]

Waaaay too many ads bro. You riding this prem league victory too high

[@zombie266]

The offensive and defensive positioning are not the same. Particularly, when Liverpool defends a set piece. Good analysis but the attempt to generalize a team that plays a complicated system, by Klopp's admission, in 10 minute video is too ambitious.

[@S-SATYAPRATAPSINGH]

Can u plz define the Leicester city 2013 champions

[@Makkajakka]

*2016 Man United won the league in 2013.

[@S-SATYAPRATAPSINGH]

@@Makkajakka sorry bymistake I wrote , u r right

[@vittorio5008]

Benzema tactical evolution plz :) luv your vids 💯

[@mohitsaran4106]

The cure to attacking style of Liverpool lies in a defensively confident team sitting back, n waiting for their transitions. Most teams have lost to Liverpool while they look to attack. Any comments?

[@diceygamer]

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[@juang8360]

The way you explained it... am I wrong to assume Kloppo has pretty much covered it all?? Tactically is there another team at their level? Which one? What a shame they lost to Atletico...

[@gem59jfk19]

The question everyone avoids: why is it that, despite so much money in Football's "HOME", there is only ONE English team standing in the UEFA CL Quarter Finals? How many English players go out to play in other countries? Is this relevant to my question?

[@playboikwame5138]

HOW HAS NOBODY NOTICED THAT HES ONLY PUT 9 PLAYERS ON THE FIELD

[@nosleep7287]

Learn to count. It's 11

[@aldrinbenny5412]

Imagine a team under klopp Ronaldo Mbappe De bruyne Neymar Fabinho Pogba Robertson VVD Gomez TAA Alisson

[@msmjsiajdgdhsjajahgshsjaje8990]

First