15 Champions League | 36 La Liga | 106 trophies | Club of the century | Real Madrid Club de Fútbol |
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If you look deep, PSG struggled more against Barca than Madrid.
PSG needed possession to counter that Highline, but Madrid reminded themselves of prime 2012 and said "let's do it"
If Hansi Flick hasn't figured out why both PSG and Real Madrid dismantled him, I’ll spell it out for him: his high-line system has a fatal, structural flaw.
You cannot play a suicide high line against teams that are immune to your counter-press. PSG beat it by keeping the ball and effortlessly passing through the press to exploit the space in behind.
Madrid didn't even need possession, they just won their tackles, broke the counter-press, and transitioned with devastating pace.
The formula is completely out. Become press-resistant, break the first line, and attack their high line with pure intensity. Barca's system only works against teams they can bully.
LDF is fuming I know but he doesn't have any options, only Grimaldo is available, Balde is retired
He has to call up Carreras or Garcia "both pure madridistas" 😭😭
It wasn't individual brilliance that made them lose to Bournemouth it's Carrick tactics and Bruno "Ronaldo was the problem" Quote
Jose Mourinho Tactics never won Madrid the match yesterday against Barcelona, individual brilliance did, not going to take away anything from Mourinho set up, but individual brilliance gave them the 3 points against Barcelona, Cucurella pocketing Lamine yamal was never tactics but individual brilliance, it was never tactics that made Jude Bellingham orchestrate that magic movement against 3 Barcelona players that created space for the third Goal, Madrid is a team full of individual brilliance, when they're at their best and shape, they will win you every single thing with individual brilliance.
