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It’s hard to even say ‘field’ to the ground … Malatya played mainly on defense. Terim sent Donk downtown, his Ryan Babel satellite built. This risk paid off and Babel’s shot contributed more than 3 points.
The day before, Abdullah Avcı had said before the game that they would have to change their game on the field. Yesterday, the Term was closer to land (s) as well (including Telecom). It is difficult to even call the ground in Malatya a field. Belhanda and Feghouli were injured while walking. I can’t help but wonder if Hamza Hodja’s game plan was so different for this reason. With the exception of Kubilay, all his players crowded into the intersection of the 1st and 2nd regions with a block of 9 and left the midfield to Galatasaray. Donk and Marcao are casual gamers.
They could never …
Galatasaray probably wanted to go straight to the goal with the balls that they would catch after transferring the ball to midfield, but they almost never could. They couldn’t find any channels. Galatasaray spread well. As such, Galatasaray established cross-traffic with the active Babel game. Feghouli’s injury and the ‘Babel paradox’ prevented this domain from finding the right position. When Malatya put the defense buried in the penalty area over time, things turned around.
‘Paradox of Babel’ …
Here it is necessary to open the ‘paradox of Babel’. His dynamic play brings a lot to the midfield in terms of quality and quantity, but it also creates the disadvantage of being absent in the goal zone as well as the benefit of these leaks from marking. To fix this, the term sent Donk to the pivot center, placing Babel on his satellite. The defense, including Luyindama, also climbed to the middle of the opponent’s half. Although this posed a serious risk to a team like Malatya, the Babel experiment outweighed the risks. This shot contributed more than 3 points to a difficult opponent on a difficult surface.
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