
Erik Elias
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1 week ago |
betweentheposts.net | Fahd Ahmed |Giovanni Cesaroni |Erik Elias
In a match where a win would have crowned Bayern Munich champions after a dominant domestic season, RB Leipzig stunned them early with a two-goal blitz. Bayern roared back in the second half, mounting a champion’s comeback and briefly beginning to celebrate. But a late Leipzig equalizer postponed the party—only for results the next day to confirm the title’s return to the Bavarians once again. Tactical analysis and match report by Fahd Ahmed.
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1 month ago |
betweentheposts.net | Josh Manley |Erik Elias |Neel Shelat
Unai Emery's Aston Villa team found a way to break through Newcastle's midfield pressing through their positional structure in this game and were rewarded with three points. The first half ended level, but three goals in quick succession in the second half secured the win for Villa who also gave away few chances from open play. Tactical analysis and match report by Josh Manley.
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Jan 22, 2025 |
betweentheposts.net | Emmanuel Adeyemi-Abere |Neel Shelat |Erik Elias
A decade ago, Atlético Madrid mastered the dark arts and embraced the discipline of defending to thwart the aristocracy. Though times have changed, the team still holds onto parts of that identity. As the German guests gained the high ground, Diego Simeone saw his men maneuver with wit and resilience to set up a grandstand finish for the race to the top eight next week. Tactical analysis and match report by Emmanuel Adeyemi-Abere.
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Jan 2, 2025 |
betweentheposts.net | Agostino Dosselli |Joel Parker |Erik Elias
Juventus began their nine-consecutive-title dynasty when Antonio Conte switched from the initial 4-2-4 formation to the renowned 3-5-2. Thirteen years later, Thiago Motta has chosen a similar approach, implementing a back three defensive setup for the first time. This, combined with improved association among their most technical players, helped Juventus secure a vital victory in the race for European spots.Tactical analysis and match report by Agostino Dosselli.
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Dec 1, 2024 |
betweentheposts.net | Joel Parker |Erik Elias |Josh Manley
Late finishes from Bayer Leverkusen are back in fashion, but maybe this was not as spectacular as some of their other last goals. Although they were able to connect through some short passing circuits, Leverkusen had been left frustrated with Internazionale who struggled to show attacking intentions. Tactical analysis and match report by Joel Parker.
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