Tactical analysis Bayern Munich Schalke 04 5-0 Bundesliga

Bayern Munich – Schalke 04: A Guide on How Not to Play against Bayern Munich (5-0)

Schalke 04 provided a brief guide on how not to play at the Allianz Arena, as the Champions obliterated their disorganized opposition. David Wagner’s 4-4-2 diamond did not match well against an expansive Bayern Munich team, whose versatile passing system ran through the visitors with ease. 
Tactical analysis and match report by Joel Parker.

Another Bundesliga match day, another huge contest for the top places. Both Bayern Munich and Schalke 04 returned from the winter break in fine fashion. Schalke’s effective pressing plan and quick counterattacks heavily dented Borussia Mönchengladbach’s title charge, whilst an impressive Bayern Munich steamrolled through Hertha BSC.   

Hansi Flick has recorded nine victories in his first eleven games as manager, but this is not to say their third place in the standings is going to sit well with the Bayern faithful. However, they are still entirely in this title race and have recorded better offensive numbers than anyone else in the German top flight; 18 shots and 2.36 expected goals The amount of goals a team is expected to score based on the quality of the shots they take. per game.

Schalke 04 fans would have only dreamed of being three points from their opponents this time last season. They are eleven points and seven places better off with David Wagner in the dugout, who’s aggressive press and fast counterattacking structure has radically . . .

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Joel Parker (24) is an Everton fan. Whenever he’s not watching his beloved Everton, Joel spends his time analyzing all sorts of football. Chief editor and Founder of Toffee Analysis. [ View all posts ]

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