In his previous life, he was a fan for more than 20 years, wrote football for more than ten years, various biographies of stars and coaches, and various tactical books, Yang Hao didn't know how much he had read.

He asked himself that he had a relatively in-depth understanding of football.

But after crossing over, he really came into contact with European professional football, especially after becoming the head coach of Atletico Madrid and taking over a La Liga team himself, Yang Hao found that he was just a Zhao Kuo on paper.

No, he is not even as good as Zhao Kuo.

Zhao Kuo can at least talk on paper, but what about Yang Hao in his previous life?

Football tactics in the eyes of fans and the media are completely different from football tactics in the eyes of managers.

For example, Figo.

The whole world knows that Figo is very capable of being a man and is very sharp in his dribbling.

In the eyes of the fans, Figo's passing in the game is like a mustard.

Arrange tactics?

Just hand the ball to Figo and let him take it.

But in the eyes of professional coaches, Figo's success rate is high compared to other players.

What is the actual data?

There are no statistics at the moment, but no more than forty percent.

In other words, out of 10 attempts, he can succeed up to 4 times.

However, it should be noted that Figo's stats are based on the premise that the manager has created a strategy for him and his teammates around him have created an environment suitable for him to play.

Without these meticulous arrangements, it would have been a disaster to just hastily hand the ball to Figo and let him play on his own.

Top superstars such as Figo, Zinedine Zidane and others, what about others?

Another difference, it's like Atletico Madrid playing Valencia this time.

After Yang Hao negotiated with the coaching staff, the goal was to hit Ayala.

Don't look at Ayala's height is not tall, only 1.77 meters, but his turn is relatively slow, so he is afraid of speed players.

When fans saw this, they must have thought for the first time, this is simple, let the speed players rush to Ayala's side.

Eh, there is a Vicente on Atletico's side, and the speed is still fast, let him rush.

Just sauce purple?

It's too rough.

If the head coach uses this arrangement and lets the players implement it, there is a high probability that he will not reap any results.

The same point is to play Ayala, and it is also to use Vicente to rush, and professional coaches must be very, very meticulous when arranging tactics, and even take into account all kinds of possibilities.

For example, Ayala is a central defender, Vicente is going to play Ayala's side, what about Valencia's veteran Carboni at left wing-back?

Looking at Cooper's arrangement for this game, it is clear that he is keeping Carboni at the back to help defend Ayala.

What is Ayala's weakness, doesn't Cooper know?

People have been fully prepared for a long time.

So what to do?

Dig into the details and design various scenes where Vicente faces Ayala directly.

For example, the left wing-back stepped in and pinned down Carboni; For example, Vicente's position should be closed in the middle lane; For example, Adriano and Deco have to pass the ball for Vicente as much as possible......

Just sauce purple?

No, no, no, it's not enough.

Whether it is Adriano or Deco, they are the focus of Valencia's defense, and the midfield is the most densely defended area of Valencia, how can they let Adriano and Deco easily connect with Vicente?

There aren't too many secrets on the football field.

A ball is worth hundreds of thousands, millions of euros, some even tens of millions, hundreds of millions of euros, how can it be so simple?

Both sides are doing everything they can to restrain their opponents.

What you want, your opponent wants to get it too.

So what to do?

Then you have to devise something that the opponent can't effectively limit even if he thinks about it, even if he knows it.

The individual ability of the stars is one of them, even the best means.

That's the biggest difference between a top superstar and an average football player.

A top superstar is to have the ability to threaten even if it is known and restrained by the opponent.

For example, the whole world knows that Drogba is very physically strong, but can they restrain it?

The whole world knows that Owen is very fast, can they restrain it?

The whole world knows that Beckham is very good at free-kicks, can they refrain from it?

When the star has such an ability, when the team designs tactics, and then specially designs the scene for them, and gives full play to their ability, the opponent will not be able to restrain it at all.

That's why, in Yang Hao's previous life, when Pep Guardiola's Barcelona swept the Europa, the whole world knew what tactics they were going to play, but it was difficult to restrain it.

Unless you put on a defensive strategy like an iron bucket.

And tonight in the face of Valencia, against Ayala, Yang Hao also specially designed a lot of targeted tactics, and he cut them very carefully.

One of them was that Adriano dropped back to receive the ball on the right side of the field.

In Valencia's diamond-shaped midfield, only Albelda played as a lone midfielder, with Pellegrino standing close to the left, which is the right side of Atletico's side.

Adriano dropped back to receive the ball in this area with the aim of pulling out Pellegrino and pinning down Albelda.

That doesn't seem like much, right?

Note, however, that Adriano is a left-footed player.

When he dropped back to receive the ball and turned sideways to his left, it was difficult for either Pellegrino or Albelda to get the ball from his left foot.

If Pellegrino and Albelda are caught at the same time, then Deco's position will be empty.

Mendieta is the heart of the team's midfield, and in Cooper's tactical system, he rarely retreats to deep positions, while Patrice Evra is much faster than Mendieta, and once he gets forward at high speed, he can contain Carboni on the wing.

Vicente will be able to face Ayala directly on the left side.

This is just one of the ways of playing, and there are a variety of other different tactical combinations, and it is difficult to detail the variations derived from different situations.

But the key is the cooperation of the players.

……

Yang Hao has been standing on the sidelines, waiting patiently.

When players make mistakes, he keeps encouraging them and telling them to be patient and keep trying.

With the defence steady, he believes that the team's style of play can work.

Cooper obviously knew that Atletico Madrid was making a fuss about Ayala and had made some targeted arrangements, but he couldn't help it.

You can't mess up the team's entire offensive and defensive system in order to block Ayala, right?

What's more, Valencia are also taking advantage of Atletico's weaknesses, such as the weak attack and defense of the full-backs, such as Lucio's penchant for tackling and cutting forward, to arrange their targeted tactics.

The key is to see who gets the effect earlier.

It wasn't until the 23rd minute that Belletti advanced with the ball on the right side and made a mid-length pass to the front of the field to find Adriano.

After the latter retreated to block Pellegrino with his body, he stopped the ball with his chest, masterfully controlled the ball with his left foot, and dribbled sideways to cut in.

In this case, it is impossible for Albelda to let Adriano go on a rampage with the ball.

As soon as Valencia's midfielder left the position, Deco ran out of space to catch the ball.

As soon as the ball stopped, Deco sent a through pass.

This is a wonderful kick!

Its route was right between Ayala and Carboni, giving both defenders a feel like they had a chance to steal.

Carboni then dropped Evra on the left and Ayala left the position, both of whom were squeezing towards Deco's passing lane at the same time.

And the beauty of this kick is that Deco accurately predicted Vicente's speed and explosiveness.

When the two Valencia defenders were about to grab the ball, Vicente sprinted all the way, scrambled into the spot, and stabbed the ball forward.

The ball sped forward, and Vicente continued to sprint through between the two defenders.

Ayala was left behind completely, while Carboni took advantage of the situation and chased after Vicente.

But where could the Italian veteran catch up with the young Vicente, who watched Vicente rush to the edge of the penalty area, catch up with the football, and wade into the left side of the penalty area.

Vicente coolly volleyed into the far corner of the far corner and into Valencia's goal, before turning and rushing off the pitch.

“GOALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL！！！！！！”

The entire Calderón Stadium exploded in an instant!

Yang Hao on the sidelines was also so excited that the whole person jumped up, cheered loudly, and kept waving his fists.

The moment Deco passed the ball and Vicente received it, he knew it must have been there.

Even if Carboni is in good position, it doesn't matter if Vicente doesn't have a chance, as long as he can protect the ball, Patrice Evra will appear in the left corner of the penalty area, and Adriano and Joaquin are ready to go for the top.

Adriano, in particular, left Pellegrino behind.

It can be said that when Deco passed the ball and Vicente grabbed the ball, the goal was a high probability event.

Because, Valencia's defense was broken through!

Yang Hao excitedly turned to face the Atletico fans and raised his fists high.

He was greeted by cheers from the audience.

Atletico's players gathered on the sidelines, celebrating their goals wildly.

'Deco's pass was really clever and the line was just right, as if everyone was calculated by him, and we were impressed by Vicente's speed.

"This is Atletico Madrid in the new season!"

"It's very impactful, it's very aggressive, but at the same time it's subtle and subtle."

After everyone was finished, Yang Hao walked to the corner of the coach's command area, followed the players who walked back to the court, and were about to restart the game One by one, they high-fived, and even hugged.

At the same time, he is also telling his players to be careful.

"Mauricio."

Yang Hao grabbed Pochettino and was very close to him, almost lying next to his ear to speak.

"Remind Lucio more, Valencia is playing against him tonight, let him be careful, if he really can't bear it, then we will control the second landing point, but remember, don't let them enter our big penalty area easily."

Yang Hao is talking about John Karew.

The Norwegian giant is 8 centimeters taller than Lucio, which allows Lucio to enjoy the pressure of the Nordic giant.

"And that Juan Sánchez, he's also a very important scorer, so be careful."

Pochettino kept nodding his head to show that he understood.

Yang Hao stood on the sidelines with a solemn face.

The next test for Atletico will be the defence.

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