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Juventus secured a crucial victory against their biggest rivals in a ‘Derby of Italy’ that felt more like a contest of set-piece mastery and long-range brilliance. First, it was a battle of which team could execute the more effective corner or free-kick routine. Then, it became a showcase of individual audacity, who could nestle the […]

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Xabi Alonso’s tactical tweaks gave Real Madrid the edge after a first half that could be deemed stale. The white team was close to paying the price for defensive problems. Nonetheless, a return to basics and La Fábrica graduate Gonzalo Garcia, who continued to level up, allowed Los Blancos a smooth sailing to the quarterfinals. Tactical analysis and match […]

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Manchester City are looking to rebuild after last season’s disappointment, and they gave a strong tactical showing here. Their more dynamic and fluid 4-3-3 system ripped through Juventus’ defense, as City dominated possession throughout the game. A narrower front three and attacking fullbacks were key features, while Rodri made a welcome return in midfield. Tactical […]

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Forty days after Sergio Conceiçao’s remarkable victory over Inter in the SuperCup final, his son followed in his footsteps, scoring the decisive goal in the much-anticipated ‘Derby d’Italia’. In a match characterized by physicality and tactical prowess, Juventus emerged victorious, leaving Inter to rue their missed opportunities. While Inter struggled to convert their chances, Juventus […]

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In a frantic game, Napoli went into half-time a goal down and short of shooting answers. The second period saw their strengths come to the forefront, physical midfielders crashing into the box to provide another option and Frank Anguissa rose to the occasion. Tactical analysis and match report by Joel Parker. In eighteen years, Juventus […]

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Juventus began their nine-consecutive-title dynasty when Antonio Conte switched from the initial 4-2-4 formation to the renowned 3-5-2. Thirteen years later, Thiago Motta has chosen a similar approach, implementing a back three defensive setup for the first time. This, combined with improved association among their most technical players, helped Juventus secure a vital victory in […]

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