Pep Guardiola can see the future | Manchester City 4-1 Arsenal Tactical Analysis

[@11amero]

The beautiful thing about Pep is that he makes changes throughout the season very often that you feel the team has been playing for more than one season.

[@1993smallz]

Another great video. Pep finding out how to use Halland is a turning point in their season. And as you said. It is not just his target man abilities but also his ability to lay it if bringing the midfield in play. But also t he pace to then run in behind. Scarey.

[@nd6483]

him being to first to adapt to and borrow from de zerbi is no surprise at all

[@ndesylvarius3669]

Pep learning how to make Haaland take part in build up plays is what will make them deadlier for seasons to come. There are games where he just sits up there with little or no touch but in recent games hes bring more versatility to his playing style. and this has been going on without Mahrez/Foden playing bulk of the games , Alvarez has more room to grow . If they're fit especially in the UCL it will be city vs Madrid in the coming years.. 4:51

[@YungG1]

I feel like he is learning something from Dezerbi especially if you look at their build ups especially against Arsenal

[@alipasha1613]

IMO there was also another reason of city to not pin arsenal in their half because remember in last couple of clashes arsenal were creating more chances through counter attack because when you play more in opposite half there are more chances of losing ball (due to less passing space),but in this game city not only controled the ball more but also minimizes the counter attack from arsenal.

[@leonardnoch]

This is just interesting how De Zerbi’s tactics has become mainstream. Why pep is so good is he isn’t too prideful to learn from others, he learns and then makes his own spin that why he been at the top for 12plus years now

[@Imliterallyanti]

I won’t lie before this game I tried a formation in fifa in 3-3-3-1 in fifa and with the right instructions u will get up with the same thing pep did. But I felt it wasn’t real and not realistic and then pep did exactly that I felt soo happy cuz I felt like I was pep ,

[@mohibali684]

can you do a breakdown of hansi flick's bayern tenure? im my opinion it was the pinnacle of attacking football.

[@joven_]

Check a KZbin channel named 'football made simple' You will find your answer

[@gustavolee9682]

Im with you on that one, i don't think i ever seen a team with such overwhelming attacking power as that 2020 Bayern

[@cosmosokpighe4962]

Pep's 18/19 Man City will beat flick's Bayern, let alone Pep's 2010/11 Barca side.

[@mohibali684]

@@cosmosokpighe4962 the squad depth of 9/10 barca and man City was absurd. Pep's barca had the best players at each position. Flick took control of an aging bayern and turned them around in a single season. They didn't have a proper winger when he took control and the defense sector was falling apart. Name any other manager who can turn a struggling team into an unbeatable attacking force within 2 years.

[@benraje7866]

Saw Pep do this at Barca in a few games. Remember discussing it with some friends back then after observing it.

[@endeavorgaming2619]

A Man City vs Arsenal Review has what I been waiting for the whole week bro❤ I love your content💯🙌 It's simple perfect....Keep up the good content....Can't wait to see content on Newcastle and remaining Champions League games

[@chu2ks2dfutur]

I feel De Zerbi has been doing a version of this since he arrived. Pep has better players to execute it though. Nice analysis.

[@cosmosokpighe4962]

But DeZerbi lost heavily against Arsenal with this tactics.

[@chu2ks2dfutur]

@@cosmosokpighe4962 True, you can't win them all. I'm only pointing out that De Zerbi does it too. His victory over Liverpool using it was also huge!

[@micheleduritto]

Of course De Zerbi has not the same level of squad, everything that Pep does is going to be better implemented, he has way better players at his disposal.

[@chu2ks2dfutur]

@@micheleduritto I agree and that was what I said as well. Cheers for your reply!

[@matthewmaayen1088]

Could you do a video on brighton under de zerbi

[@nerdifymusic7322]

What you said about Arsenal not taking those transition is completely true. I lost my mind screaming everytime I saw it. It's one reason I think Man Utd can do something against Man City in the FA Cup finals. Personally, I don't think Pep has been planning this. Because it took him so long to implement. More accurately, I think De Zerbi's ball was key to his change. Pep sorta admit it when he said Brighton are the best in the league when it comes to the first phase of play. I think he admitted the tactics and thought "wait, I've got a big man up front". I say this because he's doing similar if not exactly as Brighton do. But what do I know

[@iyanuawojuyigbe4928]

😂😂😂😂 arsenal were better than utd this season and you think utd can do something Stop being sentimental, only luck will help utd

[@mushthaqahammed1916]

@@iyanuawojuyigbe4928 that arsenal was defeated by utd initially though utd slumped to them in the reverse.

[@ZugaFcb]

Please what specific software do you use ?

[@amosroncaglia865]

This is exactly how Inter played under Conte, and it was extremely successful

[@FormerPessitheRobberfan]

No it wasn't. City isn't playing counter attacking football. They're playing possession football with transitional play.

[@amosroncaglia865]

@@FormerPessitheRobberfan that's how Inter played. They played a really deep possession football, using all the defenders and also the goalkeeper in order to attract the other team into their half, only to play a direct and vertical pass towards Lukaku/Lautaro (both really good at this), the attacker gives the ball back and then there's a long ball towards either the other attacker, or the other full back (Hakimi/Perisic) or the other midfielder (usually Barella).

[@olafharoldsonnii4713]

@@FormerPessitheRobberfan he’s right

[@peixe_do_dallas8510]

Great video man.

[@bsman321]

it's like when a kid plays football manager with endless funds. he takes the best team, buys the best players and wins all the titles. BRAVO PEP!!!

[@darren3654]

Tifo football made a video about these tactics, it’s called “how Roberto de zerbi is changing the premier league”. Something like that

[@jaheim7691]

Pep is using some of de zerbi’s tactics. Instead of pinning arsenal back they invited arsenal’s press by simply passing the ball backwards and allowing arsenal to press them.

[@baheybayram7584]

how about klopp's new system with TAA for the next episode

[@surrealist8784]

can you do analis liverpool new sustem with trent inverted

[@victormugishar.5812]

So can this performance be replicated in this crash vs Real Madrid? Can you please cover a match preview of what to expect in this match?

[@kvineet631]

This press baiting worked because City had a very early lead. If Madrid get the lead, they'll be very happy to give away the ball and play on the counter.

[@cophyimelo5736]

Madrid ain't pressing against city. That's one point. They are happy to sit in a more defensive 5-4-1 or 4-5-1 mid block.

[@mohameddahir7457]

I think this is inspired by Brighton. They have used baiting successfully so far.

[@bipee3937]

lol. Pep is using low block and fast counter attack. Somehow everybody blew their minds...

[@Egjesus24]

Can someone please tell me I’m 100% wrong about this cause I know I am but is this “new way of playing” was use by Atalanta for like 2 seasons???? It reminds me a little expect every player from each position is world class unlike Atalanta.

[@yamiyamimatoi7310]

Their secret weapon is De Bruyne turning into super saiyan cuzz he hates arsenal 😂😂

[@marcinwojak8563]

Good job, maan

[@00millern]

The anti-press is very De Zerbi. That system failed spectacularly against Newcastle, I would like to see City try this against Newcastle.

[@2am282]

This is simply a Geggenpressing esque.

[@DeadlyTyper42]

Pep is making use of Harland. They cannot keep pinning balls into the box for him. He is excellent at holding play and allowing De Bruyne to wreck havoc.

[@lemmahmdodana5301]

Let's see how he approaches Madrid! I'm curious.

[@johnhonai4601]

All I see is too many idiots trying to discredit Guardiola. These fools wouldn't have realized it is similar to Brighton if Guardiola didn't come out and say, 'Brighton are best team to build up from back'.

[@talestomazalves8089]

Took a page from De Zerbi's book

[@urstube6901]

It’s what Madrid have been doing under Anceloti

[@МихаилМечков-н9ц]

Bro, come in to my country to coach my favourite team.

[@salmanrafat7820]

madrid' won't press arsenal . would be fun to watch

[@NCfrost82]

PEP = Demigod

[@arsenalogist4285]

It's good analysis but lacks technical detail. Talking too much about tactics and decisions. Analyse more of the technique side to enhance the quality of your analyses.

[@theredhall-thisisfootball]

His tactic has failed him countless times in the UCL even while still at Barcelona,, Patient football in Cup Matches mostly fails, City are more entertaining to watch now because of their directness. Alex Ferguson with this Squad he would have 3 UCL'S by now.

[@cho.8677]

Alex Ferguson is no Guardiola. There is a reason why Pep won two UCLs on his head.

[@sixtyfivewatts65]

For the first time someone gets the City strategy, City always bait there opps & most of the opps that win against city are just Bus parkers

[@Ale-nu8ks]

this game reminded me of prime barca

[@anisfutur9724]

❤

[@jabu7338]

This is the way madrid played against them last year

[@SundiataWTF]

Pep didn't really pioneer this approach. This is what De Zerbi has been doing for year.

[@BeeeefBurger]

Imagine messi in this team..

[@christiandal4968]

No😢

[@speedy_gunzalez]

when you spend 1b on a squad, anything could potentially 'work'

[@beard6329]

why are you just denying every ounce of tactical astuteness from pep 😭 give this money to ANY manager and he's not replicating these results, he's quite literally gotten so unlucky in the ucl

[@defnotatroll]

​@@beard6329 but this tactic is working because he has Haaland who is the best player on the planet only maybe 3 clubs can afford. It's 50% money 50% pep

[@fernz1361]

Clown. Why aren't Chelsea doing well this season despite spending 600m huh?

[@asvahagnas]

@@beard6329 Why are you sure no one will replicate it? It's a fanboy mentality. He is a good coach, but constantly trying to portray every tactical decision as a genius move, is something else.

[@didntwantmyrealnameanymore]

This is what youth coaches want when they say “tire them out with possession” problem is youth teams aren’t city

[@ehia2773]

So he played counterattacking football....

[@Frosty1979]

Guardiola is truly a great coach. Too bad he uses his skills for such a disgusting club.

[@shah1668]

LOL sourpuss

[@ewfz70]

It's possible Pep loses 3 remaining games and Arteta wins all. Then, all this talks will be silienced

[@MrJibran999]

Second

[@Beanskiiii]

He took a page from De Zerbi when it comes to sitting on the ball and waiting for the forwards to press. He was eve quoted last week as saying Brighton have the best build up in world football.

[@jaysav8958]

And people were giving him shit when he was complimenting Brightons style of football

[@micheleduritto]

Do not forget what Pep said about Napoli as well in that same interview, Spalletti's Napoli is the best example of the hybrid, posession/gegenpressing and when being pressed by the opposing team, long direct ball to Osihmen or Kvarashkelia...which is something that italian coaches/managers are master at doing since the 60s (only the last part of the long ball to the striker of course, not the posession football or the gegenpressing)....Pep really likes Spalletti it seems.....since, i know that Cruyff teached the false 9 at Barca...but it is just a fact that Spalletti was the first modern coach to succesfuly implement the false 9 in a top team (at Roma with Totti), and then not so long after that, Pep had the brilliant idea of making Messi a false 9, and repopularize the false 9 tactic to the world.

[@DatNguyen-sh4vj]

Great analysis bro. Also it would be interesting how City play against Brighton away where De Zerbi will try to exploit City‘s press exactly how City have done against Arsenal

[@xandermartins8044]

City has better players at defending. They’d stop Brighton man for man.

[@hugomarx1324]

This current City team is the most tactically advanced football team of all time. Closest thing we'll ever get to Cruyff's philosophy. Bernardo plays left back, Stones plays DM, Ake and Ikanji plays wing backs. Crazy. Prime Barca was more flexible, attractive on the eye and had better talented technically gifted players who controlled the ball like nothing I've ever seen but they were no way near this tactically advanced than this current City team. Pep is far better than his former self. (barca 09/11)

[@nithiksuresh1148]

Every team plays to their strengths. If you talk about the most tactically advanced team you’re definitely talking about the smartest players. Don’t forget, that barca team took just one pre season to understand pep’s beautiful game.

[@aniemekegodspower9173]

​​@@nithiksuresh1148arcelona used one season to understand pep system because its used in Barcelona academy, pep did coach barca B before coaching Barcelona first team, but in city pep signed differ players who could suit his system that was why he it took him a bit time in city. It took pep until the nxt season b4 winning a trophy for man city. But no doubt prime barca is still ahead of this city team no team comes close to barca 2010/11season

[@kateember7758]

Lmaoo prime Barca 2011 would smash this current Man City team. If these two sides played each other Barça 2011 would at least win 8 times. There is levels

[@robertmusil1107]

Barca had the best player of all time that covered up the tactical limits of Guardiola's Barca back then, which was a lack of product in certain cases. They just couldn't score goals when the opponent let them make the play. But Messi could dribble 3 guys and score. This City team is a well-oiled machine. You can take out Haaland, you can take out KDB, you can take out any player and the system is still running. Maybe not at 100% but 95%. This year is his best chance to win the CL again. I've never seen such a dominant team. Barca had problems with 10 man defending back then. That's how Mourinho beat them with Inter. I don't know if this City would have those problems. They just rolled over Arsenal like it was some low tier La Liga team. Arsenal could do nothing all game and City could have scored 3 more (if Haaland made his chances). It's just crazy how good they are. Obviously, if they played directly against Barca, Barca would smash them back then. But in general, City might be more successful against multiple teams.

[@abdullahisaid316]

@@kateember7758 lay of the drugs bro pep managed both city can have possession like barca its a tough match

[@takezoman]

I don't think this is new new, he already was doing this way before like against Tottenham in the first leg of the champions league where he didn't have space to build from the back and was kinda forced to play way direct. The difference is that Haaland is there now so this route is way way more effective as prior to him it seemed like just passing the hot potato more than anything.

[@thepurist_]

Absolutely, this development has been happening for some time now.

[@kontomylitis]

Except they've now mastered it

[@Dheveenity]

He is stealing from Brighton’s concepts

[@nerdifymusic7322]

This is different. He's taking plays from De Zerbi at Brighton

[@awoogaz]

@@Dheveenity tbh he's been doing this before de zerbi brighton. he just haven't found the perfect player to play it. until haaland came in picture so he have a target man upfront.

[@danary2241]

Purist, I have 2 requests for next videos. 1. Could you explain the difference between Pep's tactical approach in Barca, Bayern, and City? 2. What makes Xavi's Barca struggle to penetrate defence unlike Pep's City despite their similar approach in attacking (using box midfielders, 5 players in front)? Thanks

[@samdarshsoni4306]

City squad is mature as they are playing with Pep since long and each player is picked by him. Barca squad needs a lot of more investment so that they can get the right players especially defense (backup options don't exist) and offense side torres and Fati need to be replaced by a good LW

[@thepurist_]

I have a video planned for the second question. But the uncomplicated answer is that City have much higher quality in the final third, and far greater squad depth.

[@danary2241]

@@samdarshsoni4306 I agree. Barca seem crumbling the moment they play without one of their key players for each position. We really need solid depth and the proper players for each position.

[@danary2241]

@@thepurist_ i concur, and the "City have higher quality in final third" is the elaboration that what I would like to know from your POV. Waiting for that video!

[@kvineet631]

​@@danary2241City have been spending a ton of money relatively well since some time now and are now in this position, Barca were spending a ton of money on paying their sacred cows and buying referees and doing other shady shit. None of Barcelona's forwards would play in the 1st 11 of City. It's a foolish question to ask.

[@nakdickson]

Who else realised this is how Xavi won some of the biggest games again Madrid and the 4:2 win against atletico.

[@omalone1169]

Are you sure? I mean, Madrid had a goal disallowed before a breach in concentration allowed Barca to carve out an injury team winning cutting in from the wing?

[@confidenceismymiddlename]

Pep Guardiola is a genius... the greatest ever. Anyone who denies this doesn't know football This Manchester City side might be the best I've ever seen... even better than 2009 Barcelona imo

[@HIIQ-s8x]

I've arguing that Pep is footballing genius since 2010. What is more impressive is the man himself. Pep is a very sofisticated person intelligent, cultured & well groomed. This is shown in his football for a man born born from humble roots he behaves like an aristocrat & as far as fooball philosophy & tactics he is undoubtedly the king. What people don't miss about Pep is that he understands football as a system built on sound processes which is the same as an industrial engineer understands his manufacturing process, like an accountant knows his audit process its all the same & that's why he can see the future.

[@kjrom]

I mean I think everyone should know that already since 2009, the man won the first sextuple in history, in his first season as a professional manager, and won 13 titles in his first 3 seasons. If that already doesn't tell you everything you need to know about Pep I don't know what will.

[@mss11235]

No one intelligent said that it wouldn't work. The guy is not only an offensive powerhouse but is physically fit enough and intelligent enough to lead the line defensively. On offense, City only "sacrificed" a technical player in the 11 to make way for a speedy outlet, monster in the air, and clinical finisher all rolled into one. It's basic economics. You would have to be braindead to not get an intelligent, prolifically clinical Herculean athlete to not work in ANY TEAM. Stop pretending that playing with every tool available afforded by revenue from a quarter of the planet's oil reserves is difficult.

[@qwertyzxccvk]

​@@kjromhe is so much better than Mourinho but Mourinho loves to talk too much

[@HIM-lk6of]

Great lil dip into an emerging trend for Pep. Sounds like there are elements of tactics that Lucho Enrique employed when he coached Barca to their UCL victory in 2015. Back then he'd have his CBs recycle possession to bait opponents forward, then once the did and space opened up behind that defense, Barca would be very direct, vertical even bypassing the MF at times to get the ball to MSN as quickly as possible. Coaxing the opponent out of their defensive shape is a good idea. Thr various ways how City does it is very informative to observe. Let's see how long and against whom this tactic is effective.

[@JayzsMr]

Even when he was at Barca he was incredibly flexible. Even then he already used players in different positions when in attack and defense . Alves in some games played in the defense , midfield and forward line in the same game moving between those positions depending on the game situation.

[@ViXandar]

I'd rather see Pep succeeding with Man City by winning UCL with Haaland instead of Messi winning his 8th Ballon d'Or. I love Messi but he's already made it clear that he's the best, he got seven of Ballon Dor already, but Pep on the other hand, he kept getting criticism on how he never would win UCL without Barca. And that's just heartbreaking.

[@elierl237]

So simply put he used De Zerbi's tactics. Classic Pep

[@itsalex3631]

yea yea city can do this city can do that.. but how many ucl titles do they have? that is the million dollar question

[@dinoe.t.8079]

They literally just adapted Brighton's style with better individual players

[@phantomboy4166]

Isn't it like the tactics Enrique used during his days at Barcelona?

[@robertmusil1107]

Yes exactly. Back then when Neymar and Messi were still super fast Enrique implemented counterattacking to a high degree of success because passing around the ball was figured out at one point. It was glorious watching it.

[@cho.8677]

Yeah, it is.

[@flower9740]

They focusing on haaland in attack, pep put gundogan and kdb behind haaland for vertical and deep passaes plus horizontal ones from wingers.

[@konfuchie357]

I wish I could recreate this on Football Manager. :D

[@basileldho9846]

Pep learned this from what Roberto De Zerby is doing at Brighton. Shows you the man has no ego and is always ready to expand his Arsenal of knowledge.

[@dewaauditya]

I still remember a match against Dortmund when Pep still in Bayern. Pep just bait Dortmund to gegenpress as usual. He put Javi Martinez forward alongside Lewandowski. So when Dortmund over committed to press, Bayern just hoof it forward to Javi Martinez & Lewandowski. The result: 1-0 to Bayern 😂😂 That's what he's doing all the time. If it's success: he's genius. If it's not: he's overthinking 😬

[@davetv4705]

I am very proud of my team! I am a die-hard City fan from Nigeria.

[@sz9443]

Please talk about the city defence structure!!!! The defence line has been amazing this season!

[@thuo1000]

Basically, over the last 2 months, Pep has been using 4 CBs as his backline instead of the standard 2 CBs and 2 FBs. The 4 CBs strategy that Pep has been using is to provide more defensive solidity and compactness. So, when City have possession, John Stones inverts and becomes an extra CDM alongside Rodri. Then, when City lose possession, Stones slots back into his CB position and now you have a back 4 and City defending in their usual 4-4-2 shape. In a nutshell, Pep has gone from using his fullback (Walker) invert and become the extra CDM to using one of his CBs (John Stones) to be the one that inverts and become the extra CDM. This is the reason for City's defensive solidity over the last few months. Pep is truly the GOAT of managers imo.

[@C33Fernandez]

People say Pep plays fancy, glamourous football and that he's not a 'pragmatist'. They STILL don't understand his philosophy - he is a pragmatist of the highest order. It's even self-proclaimed. Possession, progression, finishing - it's all with the sole practical purpose of winning games.

[@ardiansach3290]

Pep: hmm Arsenal now is very similar to my City. How do I beat me? aaaah I will use Madrid playing style that beat me for years, that's gonna work for sure!

[@thegoat8447]

This is actually Ansi Flick Bayern style of play

[@anxiousmindmusic]

This is De Zerbi.

[@bxndnxte]

Arsenal should have seen how city played away to bayern. City no longer go full force in every game. They're managing games better and against some oppositions they'll seem reserved at times

[@may.b.tomorrow]

So basically they are copying Brighton

[@defnotatroll]

Pep is the GOAT. Ironically he began this tactic at Arsenal away and it has helped turn city ibto thr monster they've been since February. Arteta helping Pep out even when he's no longer part of his coaching staff

[@PaddyMac]

Being adaptive makes you an absolute great. Wenger, for example, always felt like a ‘one plan’ manager, who only wanted to play ‘his’ style ALL the time. No compromise. Very stubborn. His stubbornness got him to three league titles, yes, but he never changed when Arsenal were eventually ‘found out’. I hope Arteta can continue to be ‘Pep’s Apprentice’ and learn from the great man, in terms of doing what it takes to win

[@didntwantmyrealnameanymore]

City did this in the cl semifinal against psg, those counterattacks were beautiful

[@michaelslifecycle]

I wish you could talk to my coaches man. Our team is so disorganized with everything and don't even know what our style of play is. Everyone just thinks that they need to hit a long ball because De Bruyne does but they don't see the possession and baiting beforehand. Or half the team wants to play like Barcelona and the other half wants to play like Man city. Just goes to show how valuable having a good coach is at the higher levels.

[@nufcskills]

This method was first used by De Zerbi. But hey, he's no Pep.

[@khal5149]

Wasnt this developed by De Zebri ?

[@Leonidas-eu9bb]

OMG it had/has not much if anything to do with tactics. ManCity has players with pace and power in theire offense. Arsenal don't have it in theire defense. ManCity players don't make unnecessary misstakes. Arsenal players do make too much. ManCity players have more quality. Especially confidence in 1on1 situations wich is the most important skill for every player (except the goalkeeper). Forget those tactics shit!

[@stephenohora4664]

Pretty much how Spurs beat City repeatedly. You need a top level goalscorer (Haaland v Son/Kane), a creative player between midfield and CBs (de Bruyne V Kane).

[@auguschm]

It's important to notice this is not really a Guardiola idea. I think the team that best exemplifies this kind of game is De Zerbi's Brighton. Pep has started using this a lot lately but De Zerbi has been doing this for years in multiple teams. I don't know if De Zerbi got it from someone else but the team that exemplifies the concepts you've talked about in this video is Brighton. Of course Brighton don't have KDB and Halaand. I'm glad you mentioned it in the video but still it has to be stated.

[@mr.increediblle7964]

As much as it pains me as a United fan, Pep Guardiola is the greatest manager of all time. Imagine if Pep wasnt in EPL, the other manager would have dominated would have been Klopp

[@renickjeune8761]

I Still Rate Mourinho Above Pep, Pep Can’t Do What Mourinho Did Without The Money.

[@ariyanmj1146]

pep is now doing what brighton are doing, that artificial counter attack. inviting opp to press them in city's half and after that vertical passes find the man in the left behind space.

[@joelhighlight6231]

As a arsenal fan this city side is scary I was happy we had a coach that work with him for some time I really don't have any hate for pep or city but man u is a diff story hate them gone to bed 😂😂😂

[@koketsokgaphola7471]

Not something new, brighton use the same approach, its a blueprint made by brighton manager

[@kriskr8178]

Easy peasy this one. Josep Guardiola is the greatest manager in the history of football ⚽️

[@Chris-pz8eu]

I call this a controlled counter attack

[@KevinColt]

Arsenal came to manchester 4-1 reason.

[@brianwong4988]

Man city pull out a Brighton

[@orinorio1]

This is why Pep is a master manager. Why he is prob the best Manager in the last 10 years. He is always looking to change a system based from a 442. Conte kept the same system even though he didn't have the players and it being exposed. Conte then blamed the players. Pep adapts. He doesn't ask the players do things they cant. Pep adapts to the players he has and works with them he is a man manager as well as a team manager.

[@JayzsMr]

This is no contradiction, city don't play vertical as in fast long balls , completely the opposite. Like they played against arsenal only works if a team pressed like arsenal which many teams won't do precisely because what happened to arsenal. The key is not possession or vertically but the organisation of the players positionally relative to the ball which makes all these passes possible without losing the ball

[@adigardener6034]

Let see in UCL

[@0xgalaxy]

me who's still waiting for someone to explain why pep was angry at ederson💀