[CL] Atlético de Madrid 2-0 JUVENTUS [February 20th, 2019] (1 Viewer)
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Seems like some users in here havnt learned from the multiple lessons and will be in for yet another healthy loss. If we field all our De Sciglios and Barzaglies because of defensive skills, then we will be defending for 90 minutes.
In games like these we need to be part of the play, retain some sort of possession and be able to bring the ball forward against a very tough and aggressive team.
Players like Cancelo, Pjanic, Bentancur, Sandro and Costa are vital for this. Not that we must play them all at once, but we need some sort of balance.
In games like these we need to be part of the play, retain some sort of possession and be able to bring the ball forward against a very tough and aggressive team.
Players like Cancelo, Pjanic, Bentancur, Sandro and Costa are vital for this. Not that we must play them all at once, but we need some sort of balance.
I'd probably stick to that front three too, as we have played the last few games like that.
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But it might very well be that they will get isolated and we would need the explosive runs from Costa to open them up later on. Costa would be a good option off the bench, especially as he has been out. But we will need Cancelo starting then.
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But it might very well be that they will get isolated and we would need the explosive runs from Costa to open them up later on. Costa would be a good option off the bench, especially as he has been out. But we will need Cancelo starting then.
Juventus adjust for Atletico
By Football Italia staff
Max Allegri is reportedly considering some tactical surprises against Atletico Madrid, including Martin Caceres, Federico Bernardeschi or dropping Paulo Dybala.
It kicks off on Wednesday at 20.00 GMT and is the first leg in the Champions League Round of 16.
Juan Cuadrado is still out of action and Douglas Costa is only taking part in personalised training sessions as he tries to rediscover his full fitness.
According to Tuttosport, we could see some big changes in the Bianconeri line-up and tactical twists to get the better of Atletico Madrid.
The adjustments will primarily be on the right side of both defence and attack.
Considering how dangerous Atleti are on the counter, it’s possible Joao Cancelo will be replaced at right-back by either Mattia De Sciglio or more fascinatingly Caceres.
The January signing is much stronger in the air than De Sciglio, has a great deal of stamina and can also cut inside to take a more central defensive role if needed.
Alternatively, Cancelo could simply be moved to a more advanced role on the right side of the trident attack, allowing him to push forward without focusing too much on defensive duties.
In that case, the Portugal international would replace Dybala, who celebrated his first goal since November 3 with last night’s 3-0 Serie A victory over Frosinone.
Another candidate for the right flank in place of Dybala is Bernardeschi, as he can link up with the midfield and is a hard worker when tracking back.
This would not be an entirely new approach for Allegri, who already used Andrea Barzagli at right-back and moved Dani Alves to a more advanced role in the 2017 Champions League Final against Real Madrid.
By Football Italia staff
Max Allegri is reportedly considering some tactical surprises against Atletico Madrid, including Martin Caceres, Federico Bernardeschi or dropping Paulo Dybala.
It kicks off on Wednesday at 20.00 GMT and is the first leg in the Champions League Round of 16.
Juan Cuadrado is still out of action and Douglas Costa is only taking part in personalised training sessions as he tries to rediscover his full fitness.
According to Tuttosport, we could see some big changes in the Bianconeri line-up and tactical twists to get the better of Atletico Madrid.
The adjustments will primarily be on the right side of both defence and attack.
Considering how dangerous Atleti are on the counter, it’s possible Joao Cancelo will be replaced at right-back by either Mattia De Sciglio or more fascinatingly Caceres.
The January signing is much stronger in the air than De Sciglio, has a great deal of stamina and can also cut inside to take a more central defensive role if needed.
Alternatively, Cancelo could simply be moved to a more advanced role on the right side of the trident attack, allowing him to push forward without focusing too much on defensive duties.
In that case, the Portugal international would replace Dybala, who celebrated his first goal since November 3 with last night’s 3-0 Serie A victory over Frosinone.
Another candidate for the right flank in place of Dybala is Bernardeschi, as he can link up with the midfield and is a hard worker when tracking back.
This would not be an entirely new approach for Allegri, who already used Andrea Barzagli at right-back and moved Dani Alves to a more advanced role in the 2017 Champions League Final against Real Madrid.