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The offensive phase shows the true DNA of each team and although many continue to argue that players should only be instructed on the positions to take when the ball is between the opponent’s feet, tactical training cannot ignore everything that revolves around the possession. This does not mean having automatons that move according to patterns designed by their coaches, but only trying to facilitate the players’ choices thanks to a series of movements inspired by the game principles chosen by technical staff.
A necessary premise to see how big three, who are playing for the 2020-21 championship, exploit their offensive potential in a different way. the Milan it has no coded plays, apart from set pieces obviously (and Leao’s goal at the start of the match in Reggio Emilia is the clearest example). Pioli he prefers players to move without too many tactical cords but following precise principles. the amazing (the fact of being at different heights of the field), the verticalization and the execution speed they make the tracks of the game in the possession phase linear and effective. Just look at the fluency of certain actions with the outside attackers who enter the field accompanied by the superposition of the defensive backs and the insertions of the half point or the central midfield. This constant application of memorized principles explains the continuity of the results despite the absence of players who seemed essential.
L ‘Bury she found herself when she replayed the plays that brought her to a top spot in the last championship and Europa League final. It is clear how the development of certain combinations in speed They can be successful when you have opponents (see Spezia) trying to come up with an offensive kick while leaving too much room. The objective of Judge against the Italian team comes straight from the playbook of Conte: look for depth for Lukaku’s side for the guard partner who verticalizes for the outside attacking space. A classic. As well as the widening of the intermediate when the ball is on the side in possession of the midfield. A sequence of playseven coded, which can be more successful when opponents give you space. Otherwise it is tougher but the Nerazzurri, beyond plan B, have the right players to win even the “dirty” games, those in which it is necessary to find less sophisticated ways to reach the rival goal.
The new Juventus of Pirlo it is a separate case. His football is very particular and is a mix between organization and individual improvisation. Defend with a system (4-4-2) and attack with three players, one play in front of the defense and six attackers called to exchange positions between them. Two are half front wings and the other four occupy the entire attack front. Nobody has a specific role but everyone has a task to do if he is in his own starting position or that of the partner with whom he has exchanged places. A football that can sometimes get stuck, when the movement is not constant or when the opponents do not leave you space, but when it works (see Parma) it can combine aesthetic beauty and results.
