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Three-core tactics! When this word popped up in the minds of some people, they were all shocked by it!

After all, the ability to implement a trio in a game is not as simple as having three playmaker midfielders at the same time, but also involves a lot of unimaginably complex relationships.

How should Pirlo, Redondo and Effingberg be dealt with on the field, and whether there will be overlapping runs on the pitch that will affect the normal operation of the team; how the ball should be distributed among these three players, and whether there will be any opinions about the manager due to the lack of time on the ball; There is also the question of whether there is a primary or secondary relationship between the three of them, for example, when the Fiorentina player intercepts the ball and prepares to counterattack, who is the first initiator of the counterattack, should it be handed over to any of the three of them nearby, or should one of them be identified and the other two will carry out tactics around him?

These are the questions that any coach who wants to adopt the three-core strategy must take into account, and if these are not arranged in advance, the three-core is just a gimmick that looks beautiful, without any practical value, but will cause unnecessary confusion and a decline in the team's performance.

It is precisely for this reason that when Capello was replaced by Andrea Pirlo, except for the Fiorentina fans, the vast majority of people were skeptical, and some even thought that Capello was digging his own grave, ruining the good shape that Fiorentina had occupied, and giving the victory of the game to Inter Milan!

However, as time went by, people who originally watched the game with the attitude of watching the show were surprised to find that Fiorentina, who had switched to the three-core tactic, not only did not appear to be in chaos, but took the initiative of the game more closely in their hands!

Redondo is responsible for sorting out the midfield and backfield, and stabilizing the rhythm of the team is his main task; Effenberg, who has an excellent view of the big picture, is in charge of the big picture, and with his qualifications and leadership skills, no one in the team dares to disobey his command; Pirlo, the youngest and most energetic, was able to play around the pitch to ensure that no matter where the ball went, the players were able to find a suitable spot, thus keeping the ball firmly at our feet. In the dugout, Capello was imparting to Mourinho what he had learned as he explored the tactics, "As for how to get the team to score, I don't think I need to think too much about it. All three of them are talented players who can dominate the team, whether it's delivering passes to teammates or scoring goals on their own, I believe they will make the best choices in the game. ”

"But, Fabio, if you handle the relationship between them the way you do, it's not a three-core tactic at all." Mourinho, who was immersed in thinking about the three-core tactics, immediately raised the doubts in his heart, "I think it's more like dividing the responsibilities that a core of an organization should bear into three parts, and let the three of them be responsible for one part of it." ”

"So, I've never told anyone what kind of three-core tactics I'm using now. Although this is a bit of a waste of resources, don't you think this kind of division of labor and collaboration can maximize the abilities of each of them? Seeing that the disciple in front of him still hadn't recovered, Capello smiled evilly and explained, "The main thing is that I want to deceive the other party to see if Simone's old old boss will mess up after seeing this." ”

“…… Sure enough, that's Fabio's style. After hearing Capello's explanation, Mourinho finally suppressed the depression in his chest and said helplessly, "I should have thought a long time ago, how could a cunning guy like you use this set of three-core tactics that has not been tested in actual combat in such an official game that is very critical to the team." ”

"Haha, thanks for the compliment." For Mourinho's evaluation, Capello accepted it with a smile, and it really looked like an old fox who had stolen a chicken.

"......" Mourinho turned his head silently, he felt that if he continued to talk to Capello at this time, he would probably be sent to the hospital for high blood pressure.

As Capello envisioned, Simeone couldn't sit still after seeing Andrea Pirlo come on the pitch instead of messing Fiorentina up on the pitch, but instead making the home side more efficient and dangerous in attack. Because he knows that with only Diego Simeone left in midfield

In the 69th minute of the game, Effenberg passed the snatching Zeelas and rushed to Roberto Carlos before Simeone was in place.

After receiving the ball from the middle, the Brazilian left-back, who had to suppress his attacking nature due to the coach's tactical arrangement, finally got the opportunity to show his talent, as soon as he received the ball, he immediately ran all the way along the side, and then forced his speed to break through Zanetti's defense and decisively made a left-footed cross!

Vieri, who followed up in the middle, knocked Bergomi and Gallant to the ground as he went, and the two centre-backs looked vulnerable in front of the Italian-made heavy tank.

Vieri strode forward, leaving Bergomi and Gallant behind, and then met Carlos's cross with a straight shot to the ground!

Pagliuca, who reacted quickly, subconsciously stretched out his arms and legs and blocked Vieri's inevitable shot out of the goal!

The Inter Milan fans, who were so frightened by Vieri's kick in front of the goal that they almost had their hearts jump out, just put their hearts back in their stomachs, and a purple figure that suddenly appeared in front of the gate once again made them raise their hearts to their throats!

Inzaghi, who was almost ignored after coming on as a substitute, actually appeared in front of the ball blocked by Toldo, and raised his leg and poked lightly in the desperate eyes of the Inter Milan players......

Three to one! Inzaghi extended Fiorentina's lead to two goals with a goalmouth strike!

After the score was 3-1 on the pitch, Simeone announced that he had given up the game - although there were almost 20 minutes to go, the Italian coach had already seen that Inter Milan had completely lost the initiative at both ends of the pitch and had no means to compete with Fiorentina.

So, in the following period, Simeone, who voluntarily gave up the game, replaced Barty and Baggio with Zamorano and Recoba, and he needed to keep the two fit enough for next week's Champions League tie.

Capello, on the other hand, also used up the last substitution, and he replaced Redondo with Gattuso to strengthen the defense, and once again returned to the dual-core strategy.

Although Fiorentina had plenty of chances in the final 20 minutes, Pagliuca did not allow the home side to continue to extend the scoreline, as the Italian international kept the ball in high and low stops.

In this way, when the final whistle blew, Fiorentina, who was playing at home, defeated Inter Milan 3-1 and won the battle for the top spot!