How Erik ten Hag BROKE Guardiolaâs System.
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In this video, James Allcott analyses how Manchester United beat Manchester City 2-1 in the FA Cup Final 2024! How did Erik ten Hag get the better of Pep Guardiola?
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Remember when Ten Hag stated that he wanted to turn Man United into the best transitional team in the world? There you go. Today I witnessed genius transitional play.
Those precision rapid diagonal passes were a delight to watch.
Yea he plays rock and roll
Not quite what he wants. He would have prefered a higher defense line but he also knew we were playing City. He will certainly rock n roll next season by getting the team to play in the opponents half.
Ole did the same, in a much better way with a worse squad and he got hounded out of the club.
â@@ALong-fo5sowe'll I think he might be sacked but we need to buy good centre back cover lindelof and Maguire need to go too slow
Divok Origi was wild
Yh was not expecting him to come on and have the impact he did
His versatility goes beyond the confines of clubs
Thought I was hearing things đ€Łđ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł
Came to the comments to check I wasn't going insane
I thought that was wild đđđ but itâs forgivable heâs rush to get this video out
If Ten Hag is sacked there's going to be a lot of bitterness against INEOS within the fanbase
@@avgaming4093 If you think you should get rid of ETH to get McKenna you're fast passed to disability benefits
True
They finished 8th
@@avgaming4093 yeah lol
@@leightonp8496 so did arteta for 2 seasons and without trophy
Did I say Divock?! đđđ Had a shocker there
Football without Origi is nothing đ
Hell of a game from Divock...
basically played like origi so makes sense
Not just divock⊠you backed it up with origi
Same number of syllables at least
The no look pass from Bruno for the 2nd was world class
The way he was scanning for Mainoo before the ball came to him đ€€
If he had good PR and was in a good team, he'd be heralded as one of the best 10s in the world. He's an incredible player but people only see the petulance. Dude is special.
gl that goal reminded me alot of Berbatov he had a habit of just knowing where to be on the field
you can see Mainoo jogging up the field he knows exactly where to be and he gets there and gets the goal
Cheers Geoff
â@@CoconutJewcereal football purists know
Sir Alex went on to become a legend for Man Utd from nearly losing his job to winning the FACup⊠does history repeat itself?
i sure hope so
i REALLY hope ETH gets the time he's literally winning silverware with a bare bones Operation
2 trophies in 2 seasons after a 5 year drought. Ineos are shooting themselves in the foot of they sack him
â@@KilluaYT420I really hope they keep him đđ
I have been saying this for most of the season, but, then I remember one season under SAF, we were really badly hit with injuries and played Michael Carrick in defence because we didn't have any cover, we still finished second only one point of the eventual winners Chelsea, with injuries, with a lot of key players missing, but, everyone played out of their skins that season they'd have run through a wall for that man. I don't get the same feeling with a ETH side, what a few injuries again next season and we can look forward to another 8th place finish? injuries are a part of sports It's how you and your team deal with it that matters and ETH made it his excuse for our poor showing this season. Maybe give him another season but rn I'm not 100% sure about him.
Next season sancho will return, United will lose 2 -0 to arsenal in the Cup and ETH will kick a boot at sancho's head
Divock Origi really made a difference when he came on
He did , but mainly because man U players were tired to chase him in last 20 min when he got in. Yet the goal he scored was 99% blocked any other tuesday and it was a lucky one
Who is origi
Ouch â@@yontig
Origi?
@@onwukatochukwu3406 10:55
More wins then Klop and Guardiola in first 50 games. 2 trophies. Facing shit ton of injuries, left over garbage from the Glazers. Sancho + Ronaldo + Antony + Greenwood non sense. Stick with him.
8th place, Utds worst ever PL finish.
â@@leightonp8496do you know how to read?
Rashford meltdown too
@BIazywooooooah bananaâs a weird nickname
And that's without mentioning the state of the questions he's faced from reporters over the last few months!
Eth system was so compacted city didnât know what To do I was in disbelief
That why he brought doku. Maybe gardiola will need an other player with doku profile for the next years
@@theflashgordon193 he brought him on to make awb step out to him to create space for the overlap or the ball inwards towards the box like in the first half when kovacic got thru but scuffed it
Utd werenât as compact since that sub but still held their own and awb had doku in his pocket tbf it was garnachos marking that lead to their goal
@@theflashgordon193thats why they signed savio from girona
Everybody sits in compact against Cityđ
@@DavidRegaL-lw5xz nope
Thereâs a difference between a low block and being compact but still being capable of pressing back
You canât press in a low block effectively
I think INEOS really believed Utd wouldnât win this final and now theyâve really made a fool of themselves
Now they risk tremendous backlash if they go ahead to sack Erik. He really complicated it for them.
Because some Chelsea journalist said that Ten Hag would be sacked when if City win Chelsea gets Europa League?
If INEOS changes their mind based on the result of a cup final then they are indeed silly. I sincerely doubt this is the case. If they've decided he is going, then he is going. If not, he stays. The cup final wont change that I don't think, thats not how you act as a football club.
@@justdavelewisAlex Ferguson was due to be sacked in 1990 and winning the fa cup is what changed the boards mind and kept him
They made a fool of themselves already with Dan Ashworth.
City donât like it when theyâre pressed. Rodri said it in an interview, he said they donât like it when they canât play their game and arenât in control. If teams actually go for City and donât show them respect, they will make silly errors.
it's amazing how many teams have not figured it out you need to get up in their face and press them DO NOT SIT BACK AND LET THEM HAVE THE SPACE
@@kurtpunchesthings2411exactly, city isnât a full 11 of Messiâs and Ronaldoâs, most of them are system players. Just press until they make mistakes
I agree teams seem to be in awe of them instead
Rodri & Bernardo Silva r the most annoying city players because they think thereâs only one style of football⊠Passing it 1000 times a game and walk the ball into the net đ
Arsenal tried to press them last season. Got destroyed by long outballs to Haaland
Varane and Martinez have seen some poor results, but the general level of our performance increases significantly when those two play together. Itâs night and day. Sad to see Varane go but incredible send off for him
Love that the English media has shut up about Maguire now.
â@@wilseph1tbf, he was awful for a time, nobody can deny it, as much as I don't like the targeted attacks. He has improved massively, still unlikely to fit in to the high line style he wants to play as he is just too slow
This is such an obvious way to beat pepâs team but no one ever does it. Genius actually
3 teams have done this to them this season
Didn't City have 1 shot on target against Arsenal the whole season?
Arsenal and Real Madrid also did this bro đ
Real did it to them in the 2nd game lol
Everyone knew Peps kryptonite is Mourinho and his style of football... this has been known for years
just not every team is good enough to sit that deep and pull off wins.
Iâm not a United fan, but Iâve always thought they should sack ten hag. This final made me rethink that though. This is basically ten hags first game with an almost fully fit squad and he managed to beat city convincingly. Sure, they were awful in the league, but so was arteta when he first took control of Arsenal. Give ten hag at least another season and then if he doesnât get Europe again then sack him. Even if they did sack him, who would replace him? There isnât many good options right now
Exactly
Thank you..
Nah why care about next season he already got Europa slot this season so 2 season 2 cup UCL slot and UEL slot already big
...convincingly đ€Łđ€Łđ€ŁIf being a goal-post strike away from going into extra time is 'convincing,' I've got tons of 'genuine' Rolex watches to sell you. đ
@@SteTrax city had no big chances the whole game. The only goal they scored was because of an onana mistake. There was no point where it looked like city would win
Hardly remember foden even on the ball
And when we did see him, he was on the floor crying for freekicks
I remember his new hairstyle tho đ€
I kept saying this on various forums foden is shit when not being gifted..they told me "seek help"..
I'll tell em seek this match lol.
@@kevinsantospro nah bro, u trippin.
He is world class, this season especially
@@kevinsantospro (seek help)
I'm in agreement about Amrabat, he got some horrendous balls pinged at him and he managed to control and distribute well and did some fantastic disruptive work against city's playmakers.
I remember hearing/seeing someone talk about the ball in behind when Leicester went on their terrific title run and Vardy murdering defenders with pace and I feel the ball in behind tactic is often dismissed in modern football and incorrectly diagnosed as being boring/route one football and is tarred with the English managers who've used it in the past with big target men (even Mourinho used it with Drogba) and ETH has absolutely done Guardiola with it today.
anytime City lose its a victory for football, not because I'm a hater but because of the 115 charges.
Ten Hag and the players were collectively top class. Ten Hag won the tactical battle, and the players won every on-field battle. Totally unprecedented performance that nobody expected. Both the manager and the players deserve all the respect in the world for what they did.
For future managers trying to beat Man City, just watch this game back, the blueprint of how to beat City is right there.
Personally, I'd like to give Ten Hag another season, though the structure hasn't been visible for most of the season, I think if we had another season with no injuries to key players, we could get back to the united of early last year when we were playing some good football.
I've said to fruends that if we replace him with Poch, I'd be happy, and if we kept him, I'd be okay with it.
Would like to see what happens with a full summer to get competent recruitment to cover injuries.
@@raimarulightningPoch? are you serious? Weâd be in a relegation battle with him
Ppl have been saying eth has had no system all year but this not allowing the ball being sprayed thru the middle has been attempted by him since he came to utd itâs only in this game and Liverpool both games this season itâs worked
Those saying he has no system donât watch football intelligently
Keep crying all you rival fansđđđđ
I mean if this literally only worked twice, maybe it's not great. Or maybe it only works on strong possession based teams, so he should've tried other strategies.
@@brunoactis1104no he only attempts it against city and Liverpool idiotđđ the reason why smaller teams beat us is because we try to keep the ball and lose it because the players arenât technical enough
0ball knowledge
@@brunoactis1104heâs tried multiple different tactics are you dumb or do you not watch man utd but still have an opinion cuz your salty?
@@brunoactis1104 your dumb he only uses that tactic vs Liverpool & city
Heâs tried many different tactics stop chatting shite and watch man utd before you give a salty opinion
It didn't even work against Liverpool though, they were super wasteful in front of goal half the front line could of had hattricks by half time.
I still can't believe how we won against the Juggernaut and Treble Winners of last season Ten Hag deserves credit he outplayed Pep tactically it's been a long time since we've won a final against a team this good what a performance, Garnacho and Mainoo were so good and i can't tell how well Licha played yesterday he handled Haaland really well proof that height doesn't matter to become a good CB he's our warrior Manchester will always be Red!
The spirit of Divock Origi still haunting Cup finals đ€Ł
Ten Hag Masterclass â€
First time this season he had a plan. ETH out.
@@Mr.Monta77 He had a plan against Liverpool, Arsenal and Chelsea too.
@@liverbot4854 But didnt get two lucky goals.
@@Mr.Monta77 lucky????
United had more shots on target than City
@@United_Wings The goals themselves, especially the first was very lucky. And I guess you didnt see Haalandâs shot? City dominated second half and we got lucky but defended well. For the FIRST time this season. TenHag changed his incredibly naive football strategy for once, and we had a proper defensive strategy. Could hardly believe it was a TenHag game. Hopefully he will be soon replaced.
Couldnât believe it when I saw Klopp running on the field to hug Alisson, proves Divock Origis impact was huge!
Ten Hag deserves so much credit here.
No one saw this coming. Unbelievable
If he gets sacked now it will be more stupid than Pochettinoâs sacking.
POCH deserves it mate lol
Especially to replace TH with the untried McKenna as rumour has it
I always liked AWB, he's got a specific skillset that I don't think suits possession-based football. But for games like yesterday, you couldn't ask for a better full back
The whole season has been building up to thisâŠ.the core players that ETH trusts and are capable played they have been practicing following instructions discipline, it was obvious that the plans were not surviving contact most of this seasonâŠbut the manager persisted and the players kept on goingâŠlike a talented player/ a team is nothing if they cannot follow managers tacticsâŠ
Ambrabat's backpassing was on point this game, not only the first goal but all of it.
I think Ten Hag massively overachieved with the players he had. He somehow manages to win the FA Cup with a tactical masterclass. I'd give him a ten year contract, just so United can continue this rebuilding process under him.
What we did so well is playing from the back. We absolutely destroyed city's press with top quality passing and counter attacks. That is why you need your first choice centre backs. Martinez was important in ball playing. That playing wasn't possible if our centre backs were injured. That is why ten hag deserves more time. No manager will do well with so many injuries.
Congrats to Ten Hag i didnt think he had it in him but this is a very unique playstyle and it worked. He saved his career with this performance.
As a United Fan when they showed the Second goal replay I was amazed how both Kovacic and Foden just let Bruno run through the middle of the park un-marked. Ten Hag Master Class.
John Stones didn't come on. He started. Akanji came on
Happy for ETH and United. Organized, motivated, and a little bit fortunate. Sounds like a proper game of futbol.
This isn't necessarily a disagreement with you, but in what ways did you feel united were fortunate?
Edit - did you mean haaland and Foden not taking their chances?
Little bit fortunate? Damn lucky more like it.
@@Chuci24 City missing chances and the first goal obviously. City before the goal were pretty mediocre but I couldnât really see United scoring. After that first goal though United looked much better and then after the second goal they looked the best maybe all season. After half-time Pep changed some things tactically and City took control, created some chances but were a bit unfortunate until the 87th which was too late to actually make the comeback. United defended deep and well. They were hoping for a City mistake in the transitions and capitalised for the first goal then capitalised on the momentum for the second. Fair play the game plan worked but luck was involved for sure
Nah they were very very organised and it makes you wonder what he could do with everyone fit
@@stevenesbitt3528 First time Ive seen ETH actually having a defensive strategy, instead of having other teams run right through us. And a bit lucky too. Not often City makes simple mistakes like that.
ETH in. What a masterclass
We need to talk about Rashford cross field cross, I remember seeing something similar he did in an fa cup game against liverpool to Greenwood, simply sublime
hes a good player 41ga, 36ga 2szns ago, 34ga the szn before. he will have a long summer to reflect not getting in euros squad, he will be back
â@@j.fundssnahh he needs to be sold. Can't have these inconsistent players on high wages.
@@fakethiscrap2083 unlucky hes not getting sold
its the only thing he did all game
@@laoch5658 worlds worst analysis ok only thing haaland did was run like wtf. such shit analaysis
I think you have to look at our manager history the past 10 years and do something different. He has won us trophies. He has had the worst injury record in the premier league to deal with. He has brought through two very important players in Garnacho and Mainoo. The biggest criticism is honestly the signings and the direction they go with them, something INEOS themselves can address and should be focused on more than sacking Ten Hag.
ETH dropped Antony for the game though. You need more than 11 players and he knows it.
If this manager gets sacked prepare to have most of next seasons games closed off because weâre coming for your necks
United fans have talked like this for literal decades but theyâre all talk, no back bone
@@caliamr4123exactly. It's all "glazers out" until they start winning
@@caliamr4123no they havenât man utd fans are very vocal when they want a manager gone this time is different most fans want him to stay and ppl like you want him gone I donât blame you
Pep wouldnât win a trophies with that team
@@lucioledizerot196nobody mentioned glazers out, my comment is advocating for the manager to stay which has nothing to do with the glazers are you dumb? But yes even tho we won I want those evil bastards gone still
Maybe if you ac pay attention to utd fans youâll realize this movement doesnt stop because we win games your just ignorant
â@@Urmashouldvswallowed shut up dude.
The tactics from United were spot on. Verane and Martinez were solid all game. Itâs a shame varane is at the end of his career and Martinez is injury prone. AWB I personally am not the biggest fan of, however, he was fantastic today. Didnât give Doku a chance one on one. I actually think AWB is an average/poor attacking defender, but his tacking and marking is second to none. He is almost a TAA in reverse.
Mainoo and Garnacho showing why we have hope at United, the youth is of the highest quality. Rashford in the first 45 played well too. Fernandes is the engine in the squad. Honestly, ever player put in a 8/9/10 performance to me. UTFR
martinez is not injury prone. he had a long-term injury which he recovered from around the middle of the season however he was very unlucky that vladimir coufal decided to sit on his knee and aggrevate said injury (in other case an impact injury). a summer of rest will allow martinez to return to his form from the 22/23 season.
I'm a united fan, ive been Moyes/lvg/jose/ole out but not ETH out like alot of us united fans we see something in this manager. I think having a solid back four will be key to success. We have not had martinez or verane (our first choice CBS) all season.
Tactically it was fantastic the whole first half city seemed clueless how to break them down while looking vulnerable to be hit on the counter attack and even in the second half their only attacking plan for the most part was giving the ball to Doku. They were restricted to actually just passing the ball about and not having space to move in to and if it wasn't for Onana's tiny mistake it would have been perfect. Not many people will give Ten Hag credit for it as they only think good tactics involve holding onto the ball and passing it around and many were more interested in trying to get him fired after than actually praising him.
I thought a mistake Manchester City made was not committing enough players in the wide areas. The narrow shape was good but they were vulnerable to the ball down the line and at instances in the final 5-6 minutes when City did commit players in the wide spaces a lot more especially down the left Wan Bissaka, Amrabat and Garnacho were pulled our of shape giving space for the center half's to progress further up the pitch and to give Rodri more impact on the game. More of those overlapping runs from Bernardo Silva or Gavrdiol would have been helpful
Not how they play though and he's too stubborn to change
Itâs a catch 22. United wanted city to play through Gvardiol, and if city commits more wide then they are even more open to the counter
Gavrdiol is a left center back playing left back. The teethlessness allowed united to stick to the narrow formation and contain the major threats from De Bryune and Co.
@@caoshuan748 Walker is also a very defensive full back. They basically play with 4 centre backs.
@caoshuan748 You don't get my point if they had Foden receiving the ball wide left in the first half and Gvardiol was on the overlap. It would have made Manchester United commit players out wide and open up space on the centre where Rodri can slot in to receive the ball or make a quick switch over to the other wing. In the second half, Pep did do that but Doku was the lone man receiving the ball out wide and if they had a midfielder or a defender making overlapping runs it would have opened up space in the centre of the pitch where a Foden or De Bryune could have had more time on the ball to do something rather than swarmed by 2-3 red shirts everytime.
I knew when I saw Fodenâs haircut city were going to lose
Foden the knobđđ
He is an insufferable human.
Why
@@user-im8zz1vg8i Hard to explain but it reminded me of Liverpool in 96 when they turned up to the final in white suits. You got a sense they werenât taking the game seriously enough.
Best United game I've seen in years
That's embarrassing
@@TheYorkshireGeordie apologies for being a happy united fan for once, my bad
Liverpool game wasn't that long ago, but yeah this was probably the most controlled performance in ages.
Idk, beating Liverpool in this same comp with a last second winner was pretty damn sweet, too. lol
This is exactly how Real Madrid dealt with City
In simple terms, what i noticed...the city midfield was strangled. And United just attacked on the counter. You restrict KDB and Rodri and Foden...you are locked in. It was only when Doku came in..and they played from wide...that is when it cuased some trouble.
ETH just proved that managers in United ain't the issue. It's the players that don't perform, criticizes the manager through socials. I say rather than sacking the manager, sell Rashford to PSG and buy some defenders and a maybe a mid-field.
still can't believe that divock origi is playing for Man Cityđ
Shockingđ
Great analysis James!
Total football doesnât spontaneously manifest over night
In 20 years, the only time I could say Pep was naive, is when he put his best dribbling winger against Wan-Bissaka đ
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That piece of Pep naivety scored City's goal. Where was Wank-Bissaka for that?
â@@tonyblakemore2355 did it made them win tho?
@@tonyblakemore2355 one shot on target that came after 42 minutes of trying, and that was fumbled by Onana... and that only shot on target came only while Garnacho was marking him!
New subscriber here . Your analysis is second to none . Thanks !
great analysis⊠thank youđâ€
I have been waiting KING!
So glad we offloaded Origi for Doku, COYR top half next season
Hey bro love your channel. I was wondering, what app/platform do you use for your clips, line up tweaking. Iâm trying to make videos like you.
A good channel and good analysis James
Ten Hag should stay another season.
Anyone who wants Ten Haag to go has all the brain cells of those Arsenal fans that wanted Arteta out. He finished 8th twice but u could see what he was building. Ten Haag is trying to change us from a counter attack team to a team that plays football. We donât have the players to do that and itâs gonna take time.
Great stuff. Peace and love
Nice analysis. Thank you.
Dalot pretty much said this: "We knew if we closed the middle and allowed them to play from the outside it could get easier for us and knew the spaces were in behind them."
IM SO HAPPY IM SO HAPY IM SO HAPPY
Love your analysis of the game. Spot on. ETH deserves to continue next season
Good Analysis bro
he outplays pep and klopp consistently. Game we lost vs city last time, he played the same formation he ended this game with, but the team ran out of energy by the 60th min and when he made subs it fell apart. He adjusted, players had to run less, he delayed subs 15 mins, saw out the game. If you fire him , it shows that its basically Glazers 2.0 with INEOS
Out of 10 games against Klopp and Pep, heâs managed 3 wins, thatâs not outplaying them, the quarterfinal against Liverpool, Liverpools players gave that game away, they should have been out of sight by half time
@@Youafool500 Outplaying doesnt always result in winning bud. Its football, theres more to it than that !
@@Sledgehammer003 Thatâs my point, City and Liverpool are both open to fast clinical counter attacks
I'm calling it. The divoc origi thing was intentional. He drops a big mistake into almost every video and I'm convinced it's to bait comments because it might generate engagement on the video and boost it in the algorithm. This young man knows what he's doing.
Great breakdown mate.
Great stuff.
My only complaint is that he should have changed his system long before the final. Everyone could see that 4231 was not working if he had switched to 442 earlier in the season we would have had more points and goals
If he had Martinez and Varane all season he would have had a lot more points
@@benjaminnoname484fr đ
Divock origi motm for me despite city losing
Very good analysis
Really Great video man, really enjoyed the breakdown of this. Regarding Ten Hag, the fact that the club is broke and you have to pay him off, and pay another guy to come in, the fact that heâs won back to back trophies, the fact heâs bringing in the youth which have been absolutely superb this season, the fact that he has the balls to make these decisions and sometimes decisions which seem weird but then work, and the fact that all the replacement candidates are all worse managers (in my opinion), the injury crisis which is absolutely ridiculous and ANY manager would have struggled, if they get rid of him, then they look like a right bunch of unknowledgeable twats who donât care what the fans think
We stand with ten hag â€ïž
Haaland invisible once again in a big match
whats the software used for the analysis?
Bro you're the best analyst I've ever seen, others don't touch every aspect during their analysis, but you did
Divock Origi out of nowhere corner taken quickly!!
Eth must stay a huge amount of injuries and a cup
the 424 formation is unreal...been playing for the last 4 weeks or so, not an attacking 4 2 4 but its working given the players that we have.
With our 1st pair centre back pairing of Varane and Martinez. We are 5w 1d 1l this season, I feel we would of finish top 4 if both where at the same time this season
ETH is the best coach for Man utd for the next 5 season.
Divock Origi?
Fernandes post that hand injury break has been phenomenal. That rest has done him wonders. So important that we have atleast 2 players for every position
Might be worthy of note. The last team to outplay City and, if I remember correctly, beat them in the league was Villa. Playing a narrow 4-4-2 in defence and limiting their potent attack. Then breaking with pace and width. ETH taking a leaf out the Emery play book
A Ten Hag Masterclass
EtH IN â€
I will never get bored of your videos. This sort of analysis is levels above mainstream punditry; keep it up!
What app does he use for tactical analysis?
When is it time to admit Walker is a terrible defender who hides his massive liabilities cause of his recovery pace.
He is one of the reason man city conceded that rodrygo goal in the ethihad
Yup, pretty much. And it's insane that he's 34 and still has that much pace. A little too insane...
hes definitely on some form of PEDs
Pep taking one for the league.
It wasn't a league game.
Except even rival fans are wising up to the fact that Ten Hag is the real deal, get with the times buddy đ
Great analysis, keep ETHâ€
THANK YOU FOR MENTIONING THE KOVACIC MISTAKE
Wan bisaka was the man of the match. Doko is frightening and he handled him all game, even his goal should have been saved
David beat Goliath! đ
Iâm not sure that works for a number of reasons đ
@@alfronzocragimo-spicerini3828it does
if Casemiro didn't track the run like Kovacic we'd be hearing about it for weeks.
10:50
Did you just say Divock Origi comes on? đđ
Was a typical Goliath v underdog, and thats football! Sometimes the underdog wins and thats why we love football! Also felt like man utd clearly wanted it, city didn't care
They definitely cared. Pep got it wrong tactically and United capitalised on Cityâs mistakes then defended well and got a bit lucky
Do you not think it was a ferguson performance today? Theres only one man in the world who could get that extra 30% from that team...Alex Ferguson
nah, Alex's counter attacking tactics is not a park the bus like today; basically a 4-4-2 with two DM's; wingers and strikers break
Football has tactically evolved, the game was way more open back then
@@arno9233 it was harder to score actually; you had to contend with slide tackles, and tackling from behind (which was legal but needed plumb execution). The top players were better than today, but the average player today is better than the average player who played before 2010
This video is a brilliant breakdown of how Manchester United were able to win this game and how Ten Hag outsmarted Pep. Thanks for making it, it was a great watch especially as a Manchester United fan.
Ange did this with spurs a few weeks ago, they had a brilliant 1st half performance agaisnt city. Problem was home fans weren't supporting them and their final product lacked