Tactical Analysis - Liverpool 3 - 1 Manchester City | How Klopp Won The Community Shield |

How did Klopp beat Pep yet again?
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[@FootballMadeSimple]

2nd part coming very soon, video was getting too long. Great match to start the season though!

[@yusufmuhd2970]

Excellent

[@jeminahmashaba6982]

Ayt🎉🥳

[@thabisotumisang]

But in short? City players were lazy today

[@giodonn5172]

We want back the old vidz

[@picassogoldofficial]

You are great bro , in my opinion what was most interesting was Liverpool’s ability to press city effectively after losing the ball .. completely nullified city today

[@petervg7829]

Oh this is a much clearer way to visualize the tactical analysis, looking forward to the rest!

[@gedeabinaya9696]

klopp really adapted his tactic to fit in nunez, there were more through balls for nunez to run into, and crosses for him. also, hendo seems playing more aggresively than usual, his interception was really on point, thiago as usual calm and key to the build up. trent x salah, and adrian, man what kind of dark magic did klopp pulled of. also, haaland really needs to practice his headers, he can't count on his left foot all the time when it comes to mid to high crosses

[@adebisitahir3195]

Yes,hendo was even drifting out wide to help Arnold defend

[@myownlilbubble]

Hendo always carry defensive duties for Trent when Trent move forwards. I was suprised with Adrian linkup with Trent x Mo. Usually it would be Alisson-Trent-Mo buildup.....or Alisson-Hendo- Mo.

[@JackSordakaPVS]

Hendo has always been a Captain Kop (like Captain America). He's the source of intensity in the team. And he "can do this all day". 😆

[@austinansong8356]

There was no adaptation to tactic to fit Nunez…the lipool system will favour any player who love to make runs behind the defence line

[@adebisitahir3195]

@@austinansong8356 ikr

[@hfsjfbej]

There were so many long balls yesterday from Liverpool and the accuracy at a high level from all players. The switch passes style from Thiago, van dijk and Arnold really change the game!

[@tomolojueniola8204]

Haaland was making good runs today like good 9’s do but city were still playing like they had a false 9 on the pitch, fvcking play that through pass KDB!, also wingers always cutting back to midfield when there is a 6 ft 5 guy waiting to get on the end of crosses or balls squared across the 6 yard box. He’s also fast and strong, city can’t be sleeping on this advantages. The opposite was the case for Liverpool and Darwin, Darwin kept getting those through balls and crosses. Haaland still needs to work on his pressing tho and his determination to win back possession.

[@kingmcfc7829]

Well said

[@uzumakipolo1613]

You remember how we play against villa does good long ball and power shit that's what we want that's how haaland will score kloop is good manager not everyday someone gonna hug the line with haaland tho he'll start getting used to it also the LW and RW idk what happened if they were playing at the backline are what we barley saw them today we never started off good that's also how we were sp shaky we kept running around trying to find our rhythm it was hard out there hope we get back to our form quickly also nobody gonna talk about Thiago guy was a ghost whole match never saw him until he got a yellow card

[@FOOTIATOR]

Haaland isn't 💯% fit yet

[@kathcleary3255]

@@FOOTIATOR nor is Nunez yet he turned up

[@robincts82]

@@kingmcfc7829 000

[@yusufanbarfirdausi621]

When football is not simple anymore, but your explanation is still far more enjoyable and interesting than a lot of pundit.

[@halamadridynadamas14]

"Playing, football is simple, but playing simple football is the hardest" -Johan Cruyff

[@BrianGallagher]

Adrian's outlet passing was his weak point, resulting in many turnovers which ultimately contributed to MC's higher xG. Alisson in this scenario would not only provide better distribution from the back, but would also provide a longer threat to the wider Diaz & Mo.

[@ComradeOgilvy1984]

IMO a high press with a 442 against Allison would be foolish. VVD and Becker have a superb passing range. TAA is very good at receiving under pressure (so Matip's lesser passing range is less of an issue). They will find the line breaking pass and leave 4-5 players in the dust, over and over again. Letting Fabinho drop and receive to then carry the ball into the opposition half ends up being the least bad result. It is not a terrible idea against Adrian, who might gift a ball to an attacking midfielder like Kevin.

[@stephenogo1639]

Exactly..And I doubt the LIVERPOOL defence have any confidences in ADRIAN that's why when ALLISON plays his distribution is absolutely key to LIVERPOOL

[@rubikkocka4673]

Really liking this new format. I watched their (LFC-CITY) last Community Shield game from 2019 a week ago and compared to this, Liverpool were now much more confident. Henderson was making forward runs to support the front 3. Back in '19 their mid's were slightly more defensive, Hendo/Gini were trying to double team Trent. Because of very little space in the middle, City were mostly attacking from wide.

[@charlesstephen9668]

All I see is that these two teams are just on deferent level than the rest of us.They can adapt to a lot of formations and still look comfortable

[@ugoa.k.atbonenwaogazi591]

We see when the season starts this weekend.

[@BenAnderson48]

I'm very surprised to see this from Pep. To me it looks like he has an idea that he wants to defend in a 4-4-2, but was testing whether it would work against Liverpool. But a 4-4-2 will never properly defend Liverpool's style of play. I thought the Reds looked comfortable in possession, albeit with the CBs splitting much wider than usual, but for the most part they played the game they play in possession. In fact the only adaptation I saw from Liverpool that you don't see against a team like Wolves or Newcastle or Leicester is that the wingers were for the most part extremely disciplined in defense and Liverpool played a mid block rather than their "typical" gegenpress. Defensively it almost looked like they had switched teams! City were much more aggressive in the press than Liverpool. I also noticed that both Liverpool fullbacks seemed to be playing as pseudo-strikers at points today, there were times Robertson was sitting where Mane used to sit when the ball was with Thiago/Fabinho. You would think that is something teams picked up on. We all saw in the CL final that it takes one moment where both fullbacks are caught out to score. It seems interesting that Klopp seems to be even more attacking with the fullbacks than he was last year. The reason the 4-4-2 doesn't work against Liverpool is because you will always be outnumbered in an area pressing with two. If you bring the wingers in to even up the center, you leave Trent and Salah or Robertson and Diaz 2 v 1 outside, and I don't think any team in the world wants those 2 v 1s against them. If you keep the wingers wide to defend that, Thiago or Fabinho will dictate the play centrally, which is very dangerous- if the other team plays a high line, that is. Liverpool's only struggle is attacking good low blocks, and I think against Chelsea last year that was apparent. Part of that as well is playing a back 3/5, as there's a bit more wide cover that allows a team to use wingers to congest the middle and fullbacks/wide centre backs to defend the wide areas. I didn't think Nunez made as much difference as the scoreline seemed to show. He was looking for the run behind, and Liverpool started looking for that as they should, yes. You could argue that City changed how they defended a little to accommodate this. But I thought it was clear watching Ake that City had planned for this, and Nunez only had a few 1 v 1 looks. Whenever the ball was played to someone near Nunez (I'm thinking particularly one where Trent had the ball), everyone in the stadium knew he was looking to go in behind and that Trent's only good forward option was Nunez. Ake moved as the ball was hit to the space where the through ball would have to go, and made an easy interception. If, say, Harry Kane of 3 years ago was in Nunez's position there, I think Ake gets beat because Kane could have gone in behind or dropped to space, and Ake couldn't have anticipated which he was going to do. Like I said earlier, City changed how they defended, from defending the 9 dropping, to defending the 9 in behind. I think for Nunez to be a lasting threat he has to be able to do both and keep opponents guessing. On Ake, you could see he was a pressing trigger throughout the game. Liverpool singled him out in possession and he gave the ball away quite a lot because of this. It was interesting to see such a clear trigger in a game like this!

[@kamogelomasoga7292]

I thought it was a 442 in attacking phase with De Bruyne dropping deep at times...against top opposition it will always be difficult to work successfully...De Bruyne nowadays is a liability defensively

[@VOID_III111]

Im not reading all of that

[@BillyRyan123]

@@kamogelomasoga7292 very true in the case of DeBruyne

[@johndagadu7777]

442 still works against liverpool. Madrid proved that

[@ComradeOgilvy1984]

​@@johndagadu7777 442 as a high press formation is poor. VVD (and Allison) has such a good passing range, and Trent is very skilled at receiving under pressure (so Matip's lesser passing range matters less). Liverpool will find the line breaking pass and leave 4-5 of your outfield players in the dust. As a low block or perhaps even a mid-press, yes, I would recommend 442.

[@unidentifiedleiviathan7250]

10 bucks says klopp just looked up football made simple and analyzed liverpool pep's strat

[@nix8260]

Lol

[@ronnynoneofyourbusinessgoo7892]

I honestly doubt that whole "as usual, Pep was looking to adapt.." Like does he have 99 secret hand signs where he constantly changes the tactics in fine detail. Hand signs all his players know and see every 5 minutes? I don't see him doing that or his captain constantly being on the sideline and then spreading the update through the crew. I think whatever changes Guardiola made to the setup apart from bringing on new players were less like this video makes it out. Less online updating, coarser, and probably not like this either. Nice analysis and good confidence in delivery, but I think both coaches would wrinkle their foreheads over this.

[@ssssssssssssss3984]

@@ronnynoneofyourbusinessgoo7892 yeah I agree I think that all the changes of "pep looking to adapt" was just the players making small individual changes that are just being over analysed.

[@PakoBar2717]

Love how your tactical analysis is becoming more detailted!

[@merciojunior2569]

I don’t care what haters say, Haaland and Darwin will succeed, Haaland missed some big chances but his positioning and movement shows how well he fits into the team. Same can be said about Darwin, they are literally the missing pieces in their teams

[@OGA_999]

Excellent analytical assessment fella. Both will have PLENTY of opportunities this season. Haaland may need to work HARD on his aerial, (heading) abilities, touch, RIGHT SIDE (Right foot) to make his game complete IMO but sure Pep knew all that before they signed him on a 5 year deal. He's a natural finisher so once Pep and his team get to work on those parts that require fine tuning he'll do just fine

[@efns3780]

I’ll banter Haaland and call him a flop to wind up City fans but really I know he’ll score 20+ this season in the prem

[@ComradeOgilvy1984]

Haaland is going to win a golden boot...eventually, but I would bet big against that this season. He is an unfinished product(!) that is likely to improve under Pep. In the short term, I think Darrin is going prove the better transfer, because he slots right in as someone who will win the ball in the air receiving Trent and Andy's crosses, when the opposition parks the bus.

[@machineee]

Klopp adapted his tactics to fit Nunez more while Nunez adapted his his play to fit a more false 9 style. City and Haaland did neither this match

[@XxwalaweixX]

City only played 2 pre season match is a problem imo, Haaland seem unable to adapt with Pep possession tactic

[@_max78]

@@XxwalaweixX City were still playing the false 9 system thats why Haaland was unable to adapt imo

[@utahyono]

Mohammad Salah passing... and after his the penalty goal, Liverpool Team is like a Super Power Team.. That goal was Spirit Killer Man City Klopp is crazy‼️👍🏻👍🏻💥

[@MAHASINO7]

This is by far your greatest video, I definitely don't mind the length. The only criticism I could have here is that I didn't realise this was 2 parts until later when the Liverpool segment seemed to be taking up most of the video. It would be great to add the 2 parts bit to the title.

[@certifiedchickennuggets4145]

Great analysis as always Love your video! Keep up the work

[@davidmeneses712]

What an amazing analysis. Happy for the victory today. Go Reds!!!

[@syedashraf6995]

Man I've been following you for some time and I can see how much you've grown through this video ... So much more crisp and visually entertaining. Keep up the good work buddy! 💯

[@MrJayManUtd08]

This is a brilliant analysis as usual.its so much better when you use screens from the game.

[@alexspogonz]

I fucking love how you show us with video what you’re saying with the touchscreen. Mega good move man

[@francisamuzu38]

Great improvement with graphics now... EXCELLENT as always, teaching and explaining the game in clear details. Its not just about watching the game but understanding movements and tactics deployed in-game. Enriching our football knowledge always. Thanks.

[@YeetYeet-sg9mp]

It’s incredible to see how city we’re able to adapt so much and so quickly in a live game without any tactical time outs or pauses and halftime being the only time that could happen. It shows just how tactically astute and organized the whole city team is being able to change approaches with just Pep yelling from the sideline

[@ipi1mb]

Or maybe none of it happened

[@aquamon68]

@@ipi1mb That's it. Think the players themselves would find that there was some over-analysis in this video, as if every move, every run was calculated whereas there was in fact spur of the moment actions most of the time.

[@stephenogo1639]

Both teams adapted not just city..Lols

[@kalebteklay6840]

Thiago is a class above. His awareness, calmness under pressure, long balls, pressing are all on point. Salah looks electric

[@marianchicago4002]

Feel like Pep is gonna have to hide Haaland while pressing by having him shadow a pivot player and let another forward like Mahrez/Grealish/Alvarez/Foden do the running, would be smart to do something with De Bruyne, maybe defend deep, both players have injury histories, running them into the ground with high press is not helpful.

[@chiefnkosi7705]

This seems a solution for the time being...

[@rafadacosta1675]

Except Grealish's pressing play is not very strong! He consistently fails at closing gaps and keeping constant pressure on defenders and their passes.

[@ItsMeObvs]

Liverpool will thrive under a team who just defends with 10 men. So the haaland not pressing system doesn’t work. It was shown in this game. Leave matip with too much space and he will be on the half way line with the ball in seconds 🦒. I was really happy to see how calm and experienced both the Cb’s were considering they had technically the third choice keeper in behind them. Saying that I thought Adrian’s over all floor play with the ball was outstanding and make the team able to play so forward footed. How many teams have that ability from a third choice keeper to play football and not just booting it long?

[@nam0007]

@@rafadacosta1675 then I guess pep will have to bench grealish and play either foden or Alvarez because of their impressive workrate

[@rafadacosta1675]

@@nam0007 Ugh, that's a tall order for a 100 million pound transfer. I feel like he's gonna cause a lot of distress in that dressing room

[@SECRETORDEROFTHEKNIGHTSTEMPLAR]

Your analysis is second to none as usual..

[@azalikmar2]

The improvements you are making in your presentation are immense! Amazing stuff as always

[@Jelissei]

This is probably the best and most comprehensive and in-depth analysis of a game I have ever seen! Good job!

[@sinan_3384]

Very good analysis. Pressing Liverpool back line is very often a poor strategy because we have 2 of the best CBs and GK on the ball. It’s why most teams that give Liverpool trouble are low block sides who basically show up to the match to not get battered by whatever opposition they’re up against

[@j0ee07]

love the question mark next to cancelo's number 7

[@pankajjain-yr7kf]

His analysis was excellent. However, he did not talk much about liverpool pressing and how it caused problems to Mancity. He was only talking about Mancity ineffective pressing.

[@gedeabinaya9696]

true, liverpool's pressing caused problem and almost created a goal scoring opportunity

[@ishteerashid5458]

He'll post another video on that.

[@zavvmtrp6863]

Can you do a 10+ minute video on Arsenal’s pre-season form and tactics pleeaaaseeeeeeee!?!? We need to hear your elite tactical breakdown 😍

[@onyedikachukwuolubiri8462]

Arsenal ain't relevant

[@noeu8414]

😂😂😂

[@zavvmtrp6863]

@@onyedikachukwuolubiri8462 Lmao whatever you say Onyedikachhkwu :)

[@karabomafa5609]

Pre season 🤣🤣🤣

[@00500t]

@@onyedikachukwuolubiri8462 aged well

[@lordnk3698]

glad to see you've got a digital display, I've been following this channel for a long time

[@swiftbleach17]

This format looks cleaner and clearer. Good work done! Keep it up!

[@pouyabaghery4170]

Whooooooaaaaaa nice setup man! Ive bee n following your channel for a long time now and i can still remember the different music you used to put on your videos:)) And seeing you become who you are now with this advancements is actually really heartwarming. Keep up the good work man! Oh and by the way, the screen is just a bit too bright.

[@fakrulidham]

Liverpool clearly have more energy in the pressing n build up. Haaland isnt the man to make the constant pressure, but when city had the ball, he always look dangerous with his movement. That is also why matip n vvd didnt play a high line cus we all know how dangerous it is when haaland is around. But i was really amazed to see the energy from hendo, thiago n fab. Wow! The real threat from liverpool is diaz, salah n trent, n city players were too concerned with them. Cant believe my eyes diaz past walker so many times. He made it looked easy.

[@alpacino5466]

What a vivid and packed analysis! I’m amazed!

[@OeloDickAble]

Love the improvement. Keep the good work mate.

[@akb6284]

Hi which program are u using for for the tactical board? Thank u, u are amazing

[@anggipermanaharianja6122]

Your visualization, your actual match display is make it easier and enjoyable to digest!

[@deba2deba]

This new format is so much better to understand. Great job!

[@parrisroy]

Enjoyed that. Subscribed! 👍

[@mwheezee]

Boi, you leveled up !! cant wait for more of these next season

[@snuw]

great analysis. very clean, all on point. easy to follow and fun to watch. thank you for the good content sir.

[@DudeSilad]

Early days but from a Liverpool perspective, some good positives. The speed of Diaz! He destroyed Walker twice. Walker is one of the fastest defenders there's ever been in the premier league. Obviously Nunez. He still needs to learn our tactics. When to run, when to hold. When he makes runs, he'll take defenders with him leaving space for another attacker to creep in unopposed. Adrian's distribtion is extremely poor. Allison can find a team mate under pressure. Adrian kicked it out of play on virtually every occasion. But nobody is really worried, whether you've won or lost. It's just banter rights. Making someone favourite from just one game before everyone is fully fit is just nonsense.

[@diazinth]

I kinda feel the need to defend Adrian here. Adrians best qualities are: accepting playing 3rd fiddle, of generally decent to good enough quality, the team mostly knows how to compensate for his weaknesses and usually remembers to do just that. He's doing a reliably decent job for us when he needs to, and doesn't cause problems otherwise.

[@lesedithankane4839]

Learning a lot from this channel . Now I enjoy football even more.

[@Bootgloves]

Good video mate shows how much tactical changes are made in top flight football

[@KoalaFarmer]

mate great stuff. excellent on screen effects

[@noc1087]

Brilliant analysis! Cheers mate!

[@johntilahun7631]

absolutely loved the cheeky question mark on cancelo's number 😂😂

[@iamsubhadipg]

Loved this new style of presentation

[@haplo234]

Love the new smart board. The production quality went up a lot. Keep up the great work.

[@Grandadflipsfurniture]

Really good analysis. I can't understand when people say Pep is better tactically than Klopp. Their record against each other depsite Pep's comparatively infinite resources (at all the clubs) speaks volumes.

[@DeepakKumar-lv4te]

Good stuff, story really well told. Thank you.

[@A_Imp_kon_floing...bdoing]

Part 2? Thats something new and special 👍🏽

[@zerux3204]

Bro your Ball knowledge is so good

[@daraquox3488]

What is the name of software you guys are using? Can’t wait for the second part:)

[@anninos.]

This game was a thiago masterclass

[@shaheemjackson283]

Road to 1 million is on! Loving the new look!

[@goncalorodrigues973]

great upgrade keep up the good work

[@athreyathandeswaran7510]

-> Grealish was profoundly shit. -> Haaland made good runs. Don't understand why KDB didn't go for risky passes to try and pick him out (like he normally does) -> Foden and Alvarez were immense when they came on. -> Ederson was really good. -> As usual, Bernardo was the best player by far. He ran the whole show on his own. I don't think Pep gave even Messi, Xavi, Muller and KDB the amount of positional freedom that he gives Bernardo.....the guy was absolutely everywhere and annoyed the shit out of the Liverpool press. ->For some reason the defenders and Rodri didn't switch the play with long balls like they did last szn. -> Salah looked like he went back the zone from the first half of last szn. -> Thiago was defensively fantastic. And was also brilliant as usual on the ball. -> Diaz helped out the midfield really well by dropping back often. -> Liverpool's press was phenomenal. Their first 15 mins must've given them crazy confidence. -> I'm still not convinced with Nunez. Yeah, he got a goal. But his header to get the penalty was awful. And he screwed up the 1v1. Liked his passion, but still not convinced. -> Elliot and Carvalho bright prospects.

[@diggermeddler1169]

Grealish was terrible cuz forced in the halfspace. Put him wide he dominates.

[@genoric4094]

*Haaland made good runs*, *still not convinced by Nunez* bruuuuuuhh

[@billbaruch2059]

Now we're talking.... grealish to start with was not in his usual wider position....mahrez was not doing mahrez things....kdb was still on holiday.... yesterday what we watched was not that mancity we all know....so be sure there will be lots of changes in their first epl match.... we're yet to see why Phillips was bought...and mancity should realise early enough that they have a no.9 so kdb might need to bring his senses back to the game

[@andyisabeast7782]

Kdb didn't make the risky possess because citeh n pep don't play those balls, they like to spend 40mins passing it round the back waiting for an opportunity, unlike Liverpool who just force theres

[@ccscrew7728]

Nunez didn't screw up the 1v1, there was too much power on the pass so Ederson was very close to him when he got there. Good save but not much Nunez could have done.

[@sabeloking3950]

Love this format. 🙏

[@nigelduckworth4419]

This analysis is beyond excellent.

[@user-mv6dj7vj3n]

Nice. I really enjoyed it.

[@gregbradley7482]

Excellent video.

[@muh_1710]

This was the best football video I have ever watched.

[@kmer1456]

Analysis on screen yet (no more on paper)🤩🤩🤩🤩 well done you deserve it, i m engineer i wanna be coach

[@hadarridwanto3550]

Jurgen klopp has adapted the new tactic that acquired from carlo ancelotti. This tactic was very similiar, if it was compared. When, real madrid was beating them in the final 2022. Ultimately, the things can make Jurgen klopp learn from his match. As well, this team was adjusted to Darwin nunez role. We could see many chances for liverpool in the after half time. When, he got in to team. They created many empty spaces. So that, moh salah can easily move through man city defender. Finally, he involved two goals. first, he converted penalty into goal from ruben diaz handball due to darwin nunez header. Second, he crossed the ball into robertson. Then, his header has great impact to nunez goal. That was fascinated game in the opening new season. Klopp and Guardiola was just begun with new player in this new season. I am not patiently see them in premier league. Even though, they give such a dazzle game in the community shield 2022.

[@ehinmitantimilehin6617]

Thanks man...nice analysis.

[@colmlawlor4203]

Very informative 👏👍💯

[@nigerianprince5389]

Bro this tactical analysis giving me life

[@VictorEveryday]

Hey my friend. You are well prepared for the seasons analysis

[@ernestblankson8287]

Excellent analysis 🔥🔥🔥

[@kwameasimah]

Great analysis but would have wished you brought in how the goals were conceded

[@mango1162]

Can you bring back the old visuals please Honestly its way clearer to understand

[@phoenix-king779]

I like the new visuals

[@AFMakers]

That xG shows how well Adrian done. Big up!

[@stephenogo1639]

2 WORLD CLASS MANAGERS having a TACTICAL WAR with eachother was absolutely brilliant to see.But KLOPP coming out on top out witting PEP And then we had the battle between HAALAND and NUNEZ with NUNEZ coming on as SUB changed the game when he come on with getting the penalty and scoring...

[@MakolaTL]

Alvarez will have a better season than Haaland.

[@jerztcgbn]

skysport should hire this guy - really - spot on

[@vwmusicplaylist1935]

excellent analysis

[@wealthallen2244]

Awesome analysis.....

[@chijiokeochubili7279]

Fantastic 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@demonking5436]

In short The Liverpool's CB passing range and ball carrying abilities were crucial 😲

[@olasubomibanjoko9335]

Well-detailed analysis, keep it up

[@FootballMadeSimple]

Glad you liked it!

[@audioheart9435]

Great format with lots of details Pep will struggle with Haaland I feel like it will be the same story with Zlatan Ibrahimovic great player who don't fit in the system.

[@RikSolstice]

Klopp used Oxlade-Chamberlain a number of seasons back to beat City's press, I think he had to fight physical duels with Mendy and if he'd win those Liverpool was nigh on man-to-man in attack. Which is a bad situation to be in against Salah, Firmino and Mane. I'm imagining something similar will happen with Nunez. City has the capacity to lock down Liverpool at least for parts of a match. Then the long ball to Nunez should come into play who should be a physical match for any of their defenders.

[@prateemdas]

yes FMS, we are also confused to why Cancelo is wearing 7! LOL Great Video Though!!

[@aminefunko9998]

Thank you

[@scottobrien301]

Does anyone now how to watch full matches after they’re played? Like is there a website/ KZbin channel etc. Thanks

[@jamescooper2115]

What do you use to watch your match

[@aliadnan7710]

Great channel

[@iamhimn]

A lot room for improvement for Darwin, hopefully more to come!

[@worawitsila-art9200]

Excuse me, Could you tell me what is the presentation software? Thank you very much.

[@mynamesjeff9280]

Shows you how Van Dijk isnt good only defensively, but a excellent asset to break press

[@mr-jakob-1943]

Best channel ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Spike0000]

We were the weaker squad on the day. Liverpool...[still smarting after the P.L. loss]...were far...far stronger. They constantly smothered the passage-of-play between De Bryune & Haaland [which would've been the idea]....Their counter and attacking style frustrated and basically ran rings round the team. It appears losing Mane hasn't affected Liverpool one iota....

[@Kanoemirate]

Pep is looking for a solution 🤣 This is more enjoyable than watching the game

[@JackSordakaPVS]

Sad to say Liverpool didn't put their best foot forward. But neither did Manchester City. Great tactical analysis, and there was a particular reason why Guardiola didn't compromise in the centre mid region. He knows what Thiago could do! Salah wasn't his real self. He still needs some warming up it seems. And it will be worth watching how the two top teams play with a proper number 9 on their ranks.

[@myownlilbubble]

Salah did not need to run all the time...to be his real self. He was playmaking more when we were playing with an outright striker in Nunez. You can see Mo being his usual attacking forward when Bobby was cf before Nunez was sub in. They played this formation switcheroo since the preseason..... Robbo was running up and down on the left because manC concentrated on defending and ensuring our right flanks (aka trent and mo) had no or little chance to create shots or move inwards. First half cancelo and graelish as stated in the video were man marking Mo and Trent...leaving Nunez and Robbo freer. After the Nunez sub, Ake was left to man mark Mo alone and he kept passing the ball to Ederson whenever Mo move alittle closer.

[@shawreelol]

Kloop is a masterminds