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  • @popoponpon
    @popoponpon Před rokem +68

    The formation used in the second half is the one that Moriyasu was best known for when he won three championships with Sanfrecce Hiroshima during his time in the j-League.
    But he has not done it since becoming national coach.
    Some criticized why Moriyasu did not play football like Hiroshima.
    Hundjflik said he had watched 60 games of Japan's national team, But Moriyasu never used tactics like the second half against Germany.
    I think Hundjflik was surprised.
    Moriyasu kept his tactics under wraps for four years.

    • @koichitoyama6859
      @koichitoyama6859 Před 10 měsíci +3

      Mr. Moriyasu playing the very long game I see. Prepared the trump card under everybody's radar and beat two world champions with it!

  • @avyuktkochhar8374
    @avyuktkochhar8374 Před rokem +103

    Mitoma came on in the second half. He is a 1v1 demon. I don’t think any fullback in the world would want to face him. Can go any way. Excellent close control. Also has himself a bit of pausa, which coupled with his elite positional sense and ability to assess the game, makes him very underrated. He just needs to be more decisive in his end product and there’s no reason why he could not play for a top 4 side in the prem. Brighton’s scouting, once again- chapeau.

  • @andreandeo6177
    @andreandeo6177 Před rokem +214

    You didn't mention the turning point of japan tactical.. Japan had lack of aggresivity when they played veterans (nagatomo and sakai) as a wing back, so moriyasu changed his wing backs (nagatomo - sakai) with more attacking player (mitoma -ito).. .He then played kamada dan endo as double pivot on attacking 3-4-3 formation. Literally they played 5 attackers at the last 15 minutes of the game.. (Ito-doan-minamino-mitoma-asano)

    • @nickraoyj
      @nickraoyj Před rokem +31

      Good observation. I think Gundogan's withdrawal also helped make it easier for Japan to override the German midfield.

    • @jamavra
      @jamavra Před rokem +17

      key to that was Tomiyasu subbing in as well

    • @veselinjokanovic3032
      @veselinjokanovic3032 Před rokem +4

      @@nickraoyj Indeed, Germany midfield after Gundogan was subbed started falling apart.

  • @dennisgichohi5392
    @dennisgichohi5392 Před rokem +59

    Tomiyasu killing it at arsenal and Japan...... He played cb and was amazing

  • @gunshow2121
    @gunshow2121 Před rokem +209

    I am a massive Germany fan, but if you don’t covert your chances, you leave yourself vulnerable to be punished. Congratulations to Japan on an excellent win.
    P.S. well done on a great analysis so quickly after the game!

    • @maximilianluther979
      @maximilianluther979 Před rokem +1

      I'm from Germany, but. "Go woke go broke!"

    • @jonasfrohwitter8553
      @jonasfrohwitter8553 Před rokem +1

      @@maximilianluther979 complete and utter bullshit. If you would have watched the video, you would maybe be able to understand why Germany lost. Clearly not because they were too "woke"

    • @maximilianluther979
      @maximilianluther979 Před rokem

      @@jonasfrohwitter8553 They should just not bother anyone with the woke bullshit, but concentrate on the sport. Because actually, the players themselves don't believe in the bullshit. They are just legionnaires being used.

    • @supriyobiswas6313
      @supriyobiswas6313 Před rokem +1

      iam german fan but I'm really happy that the Asian team has won over the top european team

    • @jonasfrohwitter8553
      @jonasfrohwitter8553 Před rokem +1

      @@maximilianluther979 yeah sure, they are all mindeless puppets with no free will. Jesus, do you really believe this bullshit that you are writing

  • @andreandeo6177
    @andreandeo6177 Před rokem +74

    The way moriyasu played ito and mitoma as wing back was risky but well executed

    • @JackSordakaPVS
      @JackSordakaPVS Před rokem +13

      That valor of Japan paid off. They took the risk and got the return...

    • @Nabil-yh1dz
      @Nabil-yh1dz Před rokem +10

      It was a risky move for sure but both Mitoma and Ito have played as a wingback before

  • @moistpeanut5986
    @moistpeanut5986 Před rokem +15

    Japans manager was the MVP

  • @k-matsu
    @k-matsu Před rokem +19

    Excellent analysis. I should point out that the halftime/second half changes in not only personnel but formation and tactics are not some improvised plan they drew up at halftime. Moriyasu has been carefully plotting a 16-man strategy for every single contest (which makes sense given how deep the Japan NT is these days). I think they were hoping that the hard press and tight formation would allow them to keep Germany scoreless for the first 45. If they had been still 0-0 at half time, you would have seen Kubo and Maeda off for Minamino and Shibasaki /Morita, and Japan would have gone to a three-DMF 4-5-1.
    As it was, Japan had to make a more attacking change. But the changes are all part of Japan's strategy, which is to let the opponent develop a certain style and mindset, as well as (hopefully) use up their energy in the first half. Then Moriyasu makes his five changes, and you try to win the game in the second half.
    By using pressing players up front like Maeda and Ito, they WERE successful in forceing the German midfield and defense to do a lot more work than they usually do in the opening half. That was the game plan. The problem was that they could not hold the ball up well enough in midfield, so Germany had almost constant possession [on this point I think Kubo is a huge liability. He just cant hold the ball under pressure. Id give Soma a chance against Costa Rica]. Ideally, the plan is to make it to half time either 0-0 or 1-1 (Maeda or Ito getting a breakaway). Then you bring on the likes of Mitoma, Minamino and Asano, who can run at the defenders, and take advantage of their tired legs, and you shift to a new formation and style of play. This is a basic part of Moriyasu's philosophy, so you can expect to see substitutes continue to play an important role.

  • @boubi9329
    @boubi9329 Před rokem +7

    Mitoma did a crazy match and was the one who opened everything

  • @chaardoMusic
    @chaardoMusic Před rokem +12

    Germany went from playing with Lahm, Boateng, Hummels, etc. to Süle and Schlotterbeck 💩

  • @gabrielalohan728
    @gabrielalohan728 Před rokem +8

    Mentality is needed at times, that's what Japan showed asides the tactical tweaks.
    Great analysis.

  • @antonbruckner768
    @antonbruckner768 Před rokem +46

    The japanese team was born to go man-to-man and that is what it did in the second half. They should try Bielsa as a coach at some stage!

    • @Vinicantstopcrying
      @Vinicantstopcrying Před rokem +14

      Japan doesn't hire foreign manager. They are capable of figuring football tactics by themselves instead hiring managers from outside and most importantly no communication problems with players

    • @welowee7610
      @welowee7610 Před rokem +18

      Motivation is a key to Japan success in every major football tournament.
      That’s why they always go with Japanese coach

    • @lawrencepagal844
      @lawrencepagal844 Před rokem +8

      They hired foreigners in the past but have carefully identified themselves and their style of play so there's no need at this point

    • @mrQueven13
      @mrQueven13 Před rokem +3

      @@Vinicantstopcrying Javier Aguirre a Mexican coach current Mallorca coach- was leading them in 2014

    • @Vinicantstopcrying
      @Vinicantstopcrying Před rokem +3

      @@mrQueven13
      Recently mate. I am not talking about the past. Japan didn't hire outsiders since 2016 if I am not wrong

  • @thekn0wing
    @thekn0wing Před rokem +73

    Dortmund players dna affected the entire team

    • @surrealist8784
      @surrealist8784 Před rokem +4

      lmaoooo

    • @lordtea
      @lordtea Před rokem +1

      Don't forget
      Bayern DNA also in here

    • @davo5400
      @davo5400 Před rokem +4

      Anime DNA too

    • @thekn0wing
      @thekn0wing Před rokem

      @@lordtea the reason Germany lost was because of the dortmund dna in the defense, sluttybeck and sule were to blame lol

    • @lordtea
      @lordtea Před rokem

      @@thekn0wing don't just blame 1 side lol

  • @user-me2mf2wd4w
    @user-me2mf2wd4w Před rokem +8

    It's true that Germany dominated the first half and there was a possibility that the game would be closed, but in the second half, we overwhelmed them after adding Tomiyasu.

  • @finding_aether
    @finding_aether Před rokem +23

    Germany miss a striker since Klose retired.

    • @byakugan641
      @byakugan641 Před rokem +5

      Japan played with 11 strikers that's why , if you know waht i mean :v

    • @Rollerbear712
      @Rollerbear712 Před rokem +2

      @@byakugan641 more like Germany did when Neuer pushed up again lol

    • @little_error295
      @little_error295 Před rokem

      @@Rollerbear712 it’s an anime reference btw

    • @Rollerbear712
      @Rollerbear712 Před rokem

      @@little_error295 ah blue lock lol, makes sense now

  • @S.Anderson-Bey
    @S.Anderson-Bey Před rokem +6

    ONCE Football is a great software,I used it in during the 2018 WC but switched to Kryon Hego’s Coach Paint. I’m glad to see how much ONCE improved and is still affordable.

  • @LH1019
    @LH1019 Před rokem +100

    This video is great but we all know that japan's win was actually thanks to bluelock

  • @kietack1203
    @kietack1203 Před rokem

    masterfully analysis. Love this interactive screen

  • @Pokephosgene
    @Pokephosgene Před rokem +6

    Going 3 at the back saved Japan. Within 5 minutes of getting Tomiyasu on the field, they were able to string more than 3 passes together. From there, it was a case of fresh attackers being brought on to run Germany into the ground. Japan packed the penalty box with bodies, and one rebound goal was the final straw that broke German morale. I regularly root for Japan at World Cups, and I think Moriyasu's got enough maturity to one day try managing in Europe. It takes bravery to admit that plan A has failed. He did it.

    • @wanyelandy8847
      @wanyelandy8847 Před rokem

      Tomi is still not fully recoverd from injury, that's why the coach didn't make him a starter. BTW, Tomi is not in Japanese training session today due to the injury. Wish the best for him.

  • @donghwi_han
    @donghwi_han Před rokem +26

    so instead of just trying to play their way, Japan actually applied a versatile tactic that only works against Germany, similar to what Saudi Arabia did to Argentina with the offside traps, this time Japan put all the trust on Tomiyasu to cover the defensive line because of how narrow Germany attackers were, so that Japan can go forward with even more intensity.

    • @agoodchow
      @agoodchow Před rokem +17

      Japan is much better team than Saudi. Japan attacked much better.
      Japan Vs Germany is not all one-sided as Japan keeper had an exceptional keeper.
      Pending on your opinion, Argentina fumbled humbled in the loss or very unlucky in the two marginal offside calls. BUT Last 35 min, Argentina failed in scoring is not prudent for Argentina forwards.

    • @agoodchow
      @agoodchow Před rokem +5

      @@tbsg5834 Yes and No. Japan faced Saudi in Asian Cup tournament. Japan won 2-0.
      True that Japan second goal was mostly due to Germany Keeper mistake. Saudi had two top quality shots in the game.
      Japan could generate attack even while Germany was outplaying them for over 70 min. Saudi generate nothing at all and had zip in their play in the first 45 min.

    • @lastyhopper2792
      @lastyhopper2792 Před rokem

      I'd be pissed if I'm the goalkeeper who had to deal with offside strategy... All those stresses to catch the flying ball, yet it was actually didn't matter since it's an offside offence by the enemy team

    • @uhm175
      @uhm175 Před rokem +4

      @@tbsg5834 Japan Second goal was a much better than the two goals by saudi, sorry to say that, but Japan goal was actually quite more Difficult & Challenging to do, Japan's second goal was the best one in this world cup so far

    • @masamunezx6011
      @masamunezx6011 Před rokem +3

      @@tbsg5834 Japan's Second Goal was better than both the SA team goals, Very difficult angle to shot
      Also Japan played a better match than Saudi, & they were against the 4 times world cup champions (Saudi in the other hand) Faced a 2 times champions & Argentina did not even take a world cup titles for decades, so your Speculations makes no Ass sense whatsoever

  • @ivaylodragiev7514
    @ivaylodragiev7514 Před rokem +3

    *constructive feedback *
    Hi, I really enjoy your videos and have been following you for two years now. Proud of you for upgrading to the tactics board.
    However, one thing I’d improve is the pitch geography in relation to your position animations explanations. I’ve noticed you explain everything with both teams spread on the whole board while the photo you show afterwards is for example in the final third or in one half of the pitch. In this case the team in possession’s CBs wouldn’t be in their own half, rather they would be past the centre spot.
    Hope that makes, it’s just that pitch geography is always important in understanding pf the importance and relevance of the information given.
    Comes from an UEFA B licenced coach.
    Take care👍

  • @user-dx1qf7qg8y
    @user-dx1qf7qg8y Před rokem +3

    In short: Germany played 5-lane in first half while Japan had 4 defenders so Raum is always free. Japan switched to 3/5 back in second half. But Japan having the players to hold their own against Germany in a man-to-man strategy is key. Tomiyasu held the back line together, Mitoma wrecks havoc in front. Of course the Bundesliga players are very familiar with their opposition as well.

  • @JackSordakaPVS
    @JackSordakaPVS Před rokem +8

    Thank you FMS for making this video, and that too so quickly! So based on this video and what I've watched, my observations are:
    1. Gonda is the new Ochoa.
    2. World Cup is the time when your tank doesn't matter but quality does. In the last quarter of the game Japan was more adventurous and their valor was rewarded.
    3. I felt it was a tactical mistake to take off Gundogan and replace him with Goretzka. Gundogan is better at holding the midfield and dictating the tempo.
    4. Maybe Japan intentionally played a laid back game upto 65 minutes, then they unleashed the young energetic attackers.
    5. Germany, playing with wingers and wing backs, could deliver quality crosses, but lacked a proper striker to attack it. They miss Klose.
    6. An xG higher than the score can mean one of the 2 things - either your team lacks clinical finishers, or the opponent GK is exceptional. I observed both.
    7. Gosens and Hoffmann deserve to start the next games.

    • @felixkeck8565
      @felixkeck8565 Před rokem +1

      Gosens is not even nominated. I think Germany needs to change the back four to Raum, Ginter, Rüdiger, Kehrer and replace Havertz with Füllkrug. Having a proper striker is so important, you can see at Bayern that having one unleashes players like Musiala and Gnabry, because they then get the free space which a proper striker creates through his physicality. If you look at the last chance of Germany of Goretzka, you can see how Füllkrug created the space and the opportunity for Goretzka.

  • @utpalmalakar3547
    @utpalmalakar3547 Před rokem

    one of ur best videos recently

  • @pssolutede
    @pssolutede Před rokem +2

    6:31 "as a result, Raum had a lot of room" -- LOL! in German, Raum means room or space.

  • @user-mk8dv7oo1d
    @user-mk8dv7oo1d Před rokem +2

    In the second half, the back line of Japan is Itakura, Yoshida, Tomiyasu (right to left). So the formation shown in this video is wrong.

  • @cloud7xx
    @cloud7xx Před rokem +5

    Germany not being able to react on the new system from Japan is not a good thing.
    Thats why I would not give Flick a 7.
    But after all, when Germany scored two or three goals in the first half, everybody would say it´s the best team.
    So they were not bad, but not able to react in proper ways

  • @Elpascador
    @Elpascador Před rokem +10

    Dont stop the good work please we need u in world cup

  • @altesande
    @altesande Před rokem +3

    @FootballMadeSimple
    Will Germany be more direct or vertical when they play with a dedicated striker

  • @starchproof
    @starchproof Před rokem +205

    1st half Japan played out of character and try to be defensive when they are not a defensive team. They were lucky 1st half not to concede 3 goals from Germany being un clinical. 2nd half Japan came out played how they always play and worked for them. Japan can beat any nation on the planet especially when you don't put your chances away. This is only an upset if you look through the lens of European elitism. Japan has beaten top European teams and South America before so its not hard to believe Japan won. They also held my Brasil to a 1 goal and were quite unlucky in front of the net. Japan has a strong league football culture in Jleague which a lot of their team is J League based. Also majority of J League is Japanese and Brasilians .As Brasilian managers and players have had an big positive effect on the development of the J League. Saudi on the other hand is an upset because Saudi isn't known to do well in any group stages of the cup history and their league isn't strong culturally. Japan should have no problem with costa rica. But when they play Spain they cannot afford to come out and play defensively or they will get passed off the field and lose.

    • @agoodchow
      @agoodchow Před rokem +6

      Let's say Japan keeper had an average game, it would have been 0-3 at half time. And then Japan 0-5 down before Japan scored to make it 1-5 at 74 min.

    • @nananou1687
      @nananou1687 Před rokem +16

      @@agoodchow German xG was not 5 even tbh

    • @agoodchow
      @agoodchow Před rokem +3

      @@nananou1687 Did xG account for Japan keeper extraordinary performance in the game ? Did xG predict Germany won the game rather easily ?
      I trust own football savvy instead of xG.

    • @lawrencepagal844
      @lawrencepagal844 Před rokem +16

      Some of the Japanese players are also familiar with the German game and their players since they play or have played in Europe particularly in Germany. See their Wikipedia page and you'll see a number plays in Bundesliga.

    • @jawelNeezeker
      @jawelNeezeker Před rokem +5

      Saudi does have the most succesful club in the asian champions league tho and they al ahli is the latest champions. Maybe football is shifting and the rest of the world is catching up to europe. Germany players minds might be preoccuppied with politics while japan is coming to play footbal and win.

  • @hvermout4248
    @hvermout4248 Před rokem +5

    I liked how Rudiger was trying to re-popularise that good old German goose step. When he was running along Asano.

  • @yoshuareynaldo2295
    @yoshuareynaldo2295 Před rokem +1

    What model you mined you xG from, though? I looked Opta and it shows 3,8 vs. 2,06, without the pen would be 3,01 vs 2,06.
    If you look at Opta's model, it significantly has different perspective, disregarding the penalty. The Japanese have 2 high chances (over 0,50) and 1 mid-high one (0,46), while Germany have only one high-chances (0,52 from Ruediger), but Germany have 3 medium chances (0,30) and loads of low chances (about 1,41 worth of low chances). Taking probability in, it would actually mean Japan vs Germany was almost a close match with 2-2 draw would be somewhat fair result.
    I think your analysis is spot on in giving the picture that Germany have a dodgy backline at the moment. Spain is definitely going to take note on this and they probably will use long-ball more as a backup strategy when they press high. Ferran Torres could bite them again and it would be pretty funny if he does. 😅😅It could end catastrophic again for Germany...or Busquets could be the weak link and vice versa.

  • @cawaalekulmiye9883
    @cawaalekulmiye9883 Před rokem +7

    East Asian teams have always had agility and technique, they only lacked height, and this was corrected by drinking milk .

  • @SNP-1999
    @SNP-1999 Před rokem +11

    I don't intend to over- criticize Manuell Neuer, but he made both of Japan's goals possible by his reactions ; the first by pushing the ball into the penalty area after his brilliant save, instead of knocking it wide, away from the danger zone (he actually did this twice, but was lucky the first time when Japan's second shot went wide), and by kneeling down instead of standing tall, thereby blocking the goal with his whole body when the second goal was scored. He also turned his left shoulder away from the Japanese player, instead of using it to block the shot. Obviously, both full backs were at fault pertaining to the second goal, but Neuer obviously thought that the second shot was going in low, not high as it did, into the net.

    • @kkb8510
      @kkb8510 Před rokem +6

      Lol for the second goal no goalkeeper on earth is standing in that situation what are you on about? Goals liked that can be conceded as it was hit right at the gap and into the top corner, these kind of goals happen all the time in the top leagues.

    • @funkdaddy5641
      @funkdaddy5641 Před rokem +7

      Nah man, if there was goalkeeping error i understand your statement and sure neuer could maybe have pushed the ball away from the penalty area but no way it was his fault. The second goal was just unstoppable, some shots just cant be stopped

    • @SNP-1999
      @SNP-1999 Před rokem

      @@kkb8510
      Really? How come then that several football experts on TV in Germany and England said the same thing - that Neuer made himself less of an obstacle than he should have by kneeling down and turning away from the shot instead of doing the opposite, so it was not only my impression.

  • @pain_tendo
    @pain_tendo Před rokem +4

    Thank you for explaining in detail. In Japan, some people interpret this system change was originally planned. What do you think about this interpretation?

    • @kohh8568
      @kohh8568 Před rokem +2

      Moriyasu revealed that the formation for the second half was something he had planned.

  • @wanyelandy8847
    @wanyelandy8847 Před rokem +12

    TBH, the second half Japan team is the normal performance level. There are too many key players who are just recovered from injury or still recovering that affect them not able to player the formation they are accustomed to. Endo had a concussion two weeks ago and not fully recovered. Morita is in injury. Tomi is not fully recovered. Mitoma has just be back from COVID a few days ago. The friendly game between Japan and USA, or Ghana vs Japan is actually what Japan team's right performance level. Hope they will be able to overcome Costa Rico and get 6 points.

    • @VACIUSP
      @VACIUSP Před rokem +1

      And German wasn’t their normal level, way bellow. One of the worst games of Kimmich I’ve seen, Gnabry wasn’t good. Schlotterbeck should not be in the Mannschaft. Only Rüdiger and Raum were really good.

  • @kaihirai8204
    @kaihirai8204 Před rokem

    outstanding vid

  • @dhirendrakhanal2362
    @dhirendrakhanal2362 Před rokem +16

    Never underestimate opponents

  • @anhheo83
    @anhheo83 Před rokem

    great vdo, what is the software you use to demonstrate? thank you

  • @matt-lv7jl
    @matt-lv7jl Před rokem +1

    nice video !

  • @Commitin
    @Commitin Před rokem +1

    I would love a REALLY Simple breakdown. Like I don’t even know what a pivot is yet, so I was lost halfway. Just a suggestion! But please make a vid for some of us who don’t know squat 😅

  • @adjiepratomoamry4114
    @adjiepratomoamry4114 Před rokem

    Can you flip the sides for second half, please? I think that'd be greater. Thanks

  • @teddyjunior5231
    @teddyjunior5231 Před rokem

    6:32 Haha Raum had a lot of room.. nice pun :)

  • @haraldarkhan2786
    @haraldarkhan2786 Před rokem +17

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    • @norneaernourn8240
      @norneaernourn8240 Před rokem +4

      Yeah man I saw that too. He basically mocked the Japanese forward for chasing down a lost cause. I'm not defending that behavior, that but it's just something players do to mess with opponents. Credit to the Japanese team for not taking that bait, continued fighting and not giving up. I bet the victory is that much sweeter when your opponents get arrogant.

    • @fw--kx6sk
      @fw--kx6sk Před rokem

      @@norneaernourn8240 he did this to gain speed and close the door for the player so he wouldn't get to the ball
      Rüdiger is actually a very humble and down to earth guy and didn't try to mock the player in any way

    • @norneaernourn8240
      @norneaernourn8240 Před rokem +1

      @@fw--kx6sk Well maybe he is as you said or not. I don't know him personally. But as a neutral observer watching that played out, it doesn't look good. That jiggy cartoony run doesn't "gain speed". Your feet are off the ground higher with shorter step distance, hence not only less traction to propel across the horizontal plane but also the traction is applied inefficiently. But hey believe what you like.

    • @fw--kx6sk
      @fw--kx6sk Před rokem

      @@norneaernourn8240 i understand what you are saying, but the exact same argument was in the comment section of the german "sportschau" covering the match and a lot of them were pretty reasuring that this is the case
      but it is still reasonable to think otherwise

  • @tolksam1291
    @tolksam1291 Před rokem

    Tomi was on the left no central yesterday

  • @oswinbrown6449
    @oswinbrown6449 Před rokem +2

    Japan used Germany weak point and strong point a weapon.
    Weakness of Germany are Schlottingberg and Raum (as you can see from 1st half that disaster is about to happen from these two player)and Japan used this opportunity.
    Germany strong point is Kimmich ball distribution but Japan literally keep Kimmich so quite that there were not much vertical or horizontal ball distributed by him.
    Japan 2nd half was brilliant.

  • @Eric2657
    @Eric2657 Před rokem +1

    Süle as a RB like Lindelöf as a RB in his club
    Because Süle is very slow. He is a CB in the national team and Dortmund

  • @thatboyakira4202
    @thatboyakira4202 Před rokem +1

    So this is that Captain Tsubasa episode?

  • @Gantz_rl
    @Gantz_rl Před rokem

    "Raum had alot of room" HAHAHAH bit funny since his name is literally room in german (6:33)

  • @postscriptum9856
    @postscriptum9856 Před rokem +1

    Raum had a lot of room… 😂

  • @antonio.hx11
    @antonio.hx11 Před rokem +2

    How to improve tactic iq for wingers

  • @l0k0h0lik
    @l0k0h0lik Před rokem +2

    Muller should Goalkeeper for Germany to win.

  • @0314michi
    @0314michi Před rokem +4

    Moriyasu's brave decision got returned. 3-6-1 (2nd half system) is the most favorite system Moriyasu used in J-league and CWC before the national coach. However, using this system amazed Japanese fans because he barely used this system after the national coach. The system change allowed the press more organized, and Endo could focus on the ball hunt. 6 attackers played so comfortably under this system. Tomiyasu's appearance was also important. I believe Flick did not expect this system change.

    • @alienleang4211
      @alienleang4211 Před rokem +2

      Flick need to go to Real Madrid academy and learn to defend like a team

    • @EnormeEkoH
      @EnormeEkoH Před 5 měsíci

      I dont see 6 attackers

  • @Ka74Ever
    @Ka74Ever Před rokem

    6:31 very sneaky wordplay

  • @Johnyboyknowsbetter
    @Johnyboyknowsbetter Před rokem +6

    This is way better than watching Telemundo or FX
    Well done!

  • @hungotuan4431
    @hungotuan4431 Před rokem +1

    Hey Japan and Saudi, we Asians are so proud of you 🎉🎉

  • @al3ndlib
    @al3ndlib Před rokem +3

    Japan does same tactic as Saudi Arabia.
    Title of both videos:
    Saudi vs Argentine: ”what went wrong with Argentine”
    Japan vs Germany: "a tactical MasterClass"

    • @dvlfilmsandmusic
      @dvlfilmsandmusic Před rokem +3

      Yeah I can tell the bias he can’t admit that our couch & team 🇸🇦 what they did was a tactical masterpiece as well

  • @vickybengali
    @vickybengali Před rokem +2

    Anyone here after japan defeat spain

  • @Justin-wx4uq
    @Justin-wx4uq Před rokem

    MFK Moriyasu for Costa Rica Line up?

  • @alextee2005
    @alextee2005 Před rokem

    Hope to see the Japanese and South Korean work ethic in action again for the rest of the WC.

  • @iampower5547
    @iampower5547 Před rokem

    Japan counter is so good and nice finish. Meanwhile Germany has superior tactical but has 0 finisher in the team apart from shooting by Musiala and Gundogan. Also if u wanna beat Japan be like Belgium team last world cup. Abuse crossing since Japan player are short and its a treat to see Belgium comeback last world cup although lost to Brazil next round

  • @hvermout4248
    @hvermout4248 Před rokem +1

    We will always remember Herr Flick: "You may now kiss me, Helga"!

  • @taiteakopyte1504
    @taiteakopyte1504 Před rokem

    A world cup of major upsets this is, with plenty of games to be played. Who knows more might occur?

  • @takeoff1832
    @takeoff1832 Před rokem +2

    Nah, it’s TOMIYASU influence 💀

  • @ct1216
    @ct1216 Před rokem +19

    I love evertyhing about Japan. Best country in the world. Ibanez guitars, ps5, nintendo, pokemon, katanas, lexus and kawai pianos. Amazing ❤ 🇯🇵

    • @jackfloc0
      @jackfloc0 Před rokem

      one of the best

    • @gamerdrache2.02
      @gamerdrache2.02 Před rokem

      i m german but respect Japan as the Germany of the Asia as they respect us as the Japan of Europe

    • @wanyelandy8847
      @wanyelandy8847 Před rokem

      Just like German, Japanese loves music and art. That's why they made good music instruments. Just be surprised to know Ibanez is made in Japan.

  • @lastyhopper2792
    @lastyhopper2792 Před rokem

    12:10 the difference between the face's resolution xD

  • @thelastuchiha7713
    @thelastuchiha7713 Před rokem +2

    Abeg you do spain

  • @mother.russian
    @mother.russian Před rokem +4

    The main criticism I have with the way Germany played is that it was too slow. Yes, they controlled the game, but only with mostly meaningless possession far out from goal. There was not enough urgency and aggression to move the ball forward and take advantage of players skills and a numbers advantage when the ball was moved into new areas. Germany tried to push more players forward, leaving them vulnerable on the counter. I also believe subbing musiala was a mistake. Musiala was able to receive the ball and continue forward into dangerous positions. He kept the attack going, not just resetting it constantly. Plus his footwork and skill brought more dynamicism to the German attack.

  • @Xavyer13
    @Xavyer13 Před rokem +2

    So maybe Sule shouldn't start next game 🤔

    • @HenSt-gz7qj
      @HenSt-gz7qj Před rokem

      Sule should be surrounded by pacey defenders, he's still good in the air and in ball progression, he's just slow.

  • @flori3402
    @flori3402 Před rokem +1

    im so excited to see this vid

  • @Orca816
    @Orca816 Před rokem

    Flick lost the game when he dropped Hummels (who could have complimented the offense playing the famous libero CB like Lothar Mathus) and should have given Scholtterback the offensive responsibility instead of Raum, because he has overall better stats on crosses and connecting with attackers either through direct mid-range crosses or far post front cross breaking the backline offside trap with Gnarby, also Musiala should have be the pivot in the front instead of Havertz, having better driblling and ball control in tight areas. Sule, covered the offside for Japan's 2nd goal a rookie mistake for someone playing at his level. With all that said, Japan came ready, prepared and executed and won.. congrats to Japan.

  • @ASURAN24
    @ASURAN24 Před rokem

    Your whole narration didn’t take into account any substitutions made by Moriyasu

  • @mariofabris6365
    @mariofabris6365 Před rokem +2

    I would disagree with giving Flick 7 points. His substitutions were very poor, his failure to react to Germany's clear defensive struggles are incomprehensible to me. I'd give him a 2

    • @kinahananfa8666
      @kinahananfa8666 Před rokem +1

      His substitutions only focused to rest the players, not to change tactics 🤮

  • @hl8216
    @hl8216 Před rokem

    Moriyasu used to be heavily criticized because the Japanese people(mostly non professional) thought he was underperforming. A Japanese youtuber called Leoza criticizing him very heavily from a tactical standpoint wasn't helping at all. (Although Leoza isn't a first rate manager himself as he can't even win a 4TH DIVISION AMATEUR LEAGUE)
    At this point in beating both Germany and Spain, Moriyasu might have been playing the "foolish manager" all along

  • @runcit3704
    @runcit3704 Před rokem +1

    あかんぽいちが世界に見つかってしまう

  • @twahir.m.bashrahil2770
    @twahir.m.bashrahil2770 Před rokem +26

    Germany's Concentration was more on the FIFA gagging them....Japan took advantage of this and stunned them! The team came to play FOOTBALL, not to launch an Activism campaign. Play FOOTBALL Germany!!!!

    • @agoodchow
      @agoodchow Před rokem +1

      True to some extent.

    • @JackSordakaPVS
      @JackSordakaPVS Před rokem +1

      They played good football. But Japan was more adventurous...

  • @retiredrebel
    @retiredrebel Před rokem

    Flick was outsmarted, but not outclassed. He needs to pick better XI like HAVERTS was USELESS, he should’ve dropped into False9. Müller works best with a traditional striker.

  • @seshudunkwana481
    @seshudunkwana481 Před rokem

    Japan's coach looks like jet li

  • @samuelschonenberger
    @samuelschonenberger Před rokem +5

    Moriyasu Mastermind. ありがとう

  • @ZenCapitan
    @ZenCapitan Před rokem +1

    Im surprised how japanese players always give their 100% in all aspects, look the way they run and block the opponents attacks, crazy Kamikaze players!

    • @ZenCapitan
      @ZenCapitan Před rokem

      If you can see, Japan is not good to defend aerial attack ( they are not tall), so to avoid the cross, the jp wings don't give space.

  • @choqueticllacayojadanielel88

    Spain vs Costa Rica pleaseeee 🔥🔥👍🏻👍🏻

    • @Ze_Moose
      @Ze_Moose Před rokem

      Too boring 🤷🏽

    • @TheGoatMessigician
      @TheGoatMessigician Před rokem

      @@Ze_Moose jealous?

    • @Ze_Moose
      @Ze_Moose Před rokem

      @@TheGoatMessigician Didn't Messi get shut down by Saudi Arabia who ranked like 53rd? 🤣🤣😭😭

    • @TheGoatMessigician
      @TheGoatMessigician Před rokem

      @@Ze_Moose well I'm a German... but i get your point

    • @Ze_Moose
      @Ze_Moose Před rokem

      @@TheGoatMessigician That's even worse. Your German team lost AND your favorite player? Hey man, don't be sad. It always gets better 👍

  • @Kirito_wr
    @Kirito_wr Před rokem

    Funfact all 3 goals were scored in the exact same goal

  • @Jelapi18
    @Jelapi18 Před rokem

    Now tell me an analysis about CR and Japan about their statistics... Why a weak team beats a huge team like Germany and then loses to another team that just got beaten 7 to 0 against Spain... Sure there is an interesting hypothesis about that right?

    • @boubi9329
      @boubi9329 Před rokem +1

      Well the coach made enter only ass players in the start up and players made too much waste

    • @user-sr3sf
      @user-sr3sf Před rokem

      Because against Germany Japan parked the bus

  • @icecreamlimerick1626
    @icecreamlimerick1626 Před rokem

    I will bet my money on Japan 🇯🇵 to beat Spain . If they will play more better than what Dey did against Germany . Japan is a very good tactical team . They run 🏃‍♂️ a lot and their

  • @intrusivethoughts3601

    Surprised how difficult it is to find any video about Germany losing, they really can't live with it huh

  • @estif7011
    @estif7011 Před rokem

    German are becoming like 2018 world cup like Spain only postion they don't have clinical finisher

  • @LtKaido
    @LtKaido Před rokem

    ong bro Japan got their players from Blue Lock xD

  • @ger.m.a.ngiant1644
    @ger.m.a.ngiant1644 Před rokem

    germany played there cards wrong. alot of chances were created but the players that were in those positions werent clinical. why is gnabry out on the wing as a traditional wingback? why is havertz at center forward and why wasnt sane played. Also why didnt they play sule centrally and let kimich play that role and then have havert in midfield beside ilkay. japan is good but if germany continue like this, they wont beat spain.

  • @ahmedzero90
    @ahmedzero90 Před rokem

    Poland vs Mexico ???

  • @rindoshijr.9065
    @rindoshijr.9065 Před rokem

    im on Japan Spain or Japan Germany tht will qualify but my friend make funs of me...

  • @user-hs8ut5mu6o
    @user-hs8ut5mu6o Před rokem +1

    ズーレが穴。この一言に尽きる。

  • @footballtactics5364
    @footballtactics5364 Před rokem

    👍

  • @quincykawada2271
    @quincykawada2271 Před rokem

    Japan cleaned up..., sob to speak.

  • @manhledinh3635
    @manhledinh3635 Před rokem +1

    Cái kết đau cho hậu vệ da đen khinh thường đội bóng khác.

  • @jedidiahe320
    @jedidiahe320 Před rokem

    There's something called betting...

  • @mirkokraovac9068
    @mirkokraovac9068 Před rokem +1

    What does Havertz do and where in the f is Sane

  • @benitodifrancesco7254

    You sound German, are you?

  • @DhavalPatel-ub1kc
    @DhavalPatel-ub1kc Před rokem

    i m a great germany fan but their game is very slowed down and lack of creativity. their moves are very slow and predectable.and no counter attack at all. most of their passes were horizontal and backwards rather than forward.and if you dont follow basic elements like speed and passes then all your tactics matters nothing.japans winning goal came from one to one players and no player from germany reach in goal area in time

  • @kankantona9070
    @kankantona9070 Před rokem

    Japan proved a fluke for the germany game. The manager followed the same tactics playing Costa Rica, even made rotation to rest players LOL. Back 3 simply doesnt work well for gungho tactics

  • @venkyratnam
    @venkyratnam Před rokem +2

    Hansi Flick has shown once again why he is not good enough to manage a top team. Don't think he has a clue on how to break compact low block defences. Germany were going central each time they had the ball instead of stretching Japan's defensive lines.